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Bitcoin’s 20% June crash looks even more deadly on the charts. Here’s why

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Bitcoin BTC$58,666.62 fell 20% to below $60,000 in June, its worst monthly performance since the same month in 2022. If that number alone isn’t enough to worry bulls, the price chart, especially the monthly candlestick, might be. The June candlestick, a charting tool that summarizes the entire month’s price action in a single image, looks […]

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Bitcoin ETFs had their worst month ever in June, shedding $4.5 billion

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U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $4.5 billion in net outflows in June, their worst month since launching in January 2024, according to SoSoValue data. The previous record was $3.48 billion in February 2025. June’s figure beat that by 29%. BlackRock’s IBIT, the largest fund by assets, accounted for $3.55 billion of the monthly total alone,

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Taiwan passes key encryption legislation and raises the bar with licenses, reserve mandates and tough penalties

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Taiwan has taken a major step forward in policing its digital asset sector by introducing sweeping new regulations for cryptocurrency operations. On Tuesday, lawmakers in the Legislative Yuan approved the Virtual Asset Service Law during its third reading and sent it to President Lai Ching-te for formal signature, which is expected within the next ten

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US senators seek to block foreign adversaries from AI technology in a new bill

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The U.S. Commerce Department would have more authority to protect domestic artificial intelligence technology from the supply chains of foreign adversaries in a bill introduced Tuesday by two Republican senators who have been at the center of crypto legislation in this session of Congress: Tim Scott and Bill Hagerty. The new bill would allow Commerce

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Trump had a billion-dollar windfall after his return to the White House

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President Trump reaped an astonishing windfall in his first year back in the White House, including about $1.4 billion from his family’s cryptocurrency businesses, a new filing shows. This figure does not include money he brought in from other parts of his large holdings, including stocks, bonds and real estate. One of his biggest moves

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Trump cashed in more than $1 billion from crypto bonds as the industry headed for crisis

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The same section also noted that Trump held up to $250,000 in USD, up to $15,000 in USDC stablecoin, more than $50 million in Ethereum’s ether (ETH), more than $50 million in bitcoin BTC$58,515.62 and a combined $6 million and change in various other cryptocurrencies under DT Marks Defi LLC, the Trump Organization affiliate that

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Crypto wallet Phantom pushes deeper into perps hiring team behind Hyperliquids OpenAI, anthropic markets

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The race is also spreading beyond crypto. Last month, prediction market operator Kalshi launched its own perpetual futures business after regulatory approval, joining exchanges betting that always-on derivatives will become a bigger part of financial markets. For Phantom, the hires are part of a wider push into trading. Best known as one of crypto’s largest

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Companies that spend the most on artificial intelligence grow jobs, the Ramp study shows

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The researchers caution that AI adopters are not representative of the wider economy. Companies that adopted AI were already larger, faster growing, more technical and more likely to be venture-backed before they implemented the technology, making simple comparisons with non-adopters misleading. To account for that, the study compares early adopters with similar firms that had

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