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XRP and HYPE funds are the bright spots as investors flee bitcoin and ether ETFs: Crypto Daily

Hyperliquid’s XRP and HYPE have emerged as notable bright spots amid record outflows from spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States. XRP-linked ETFs added $59.4 million in June, a third straight month of net inflows, although at a slower pace than in the previous two months, according to SoSoValue data. HYPE funds saw […]

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Crypto Recovers Some Losses, But Derivatives Markets Portend More Trouble Ahead: Crypto Markets Today

Bitcoin BTC$58,582.16 rose 0.3% to $58,700 on Wednesday, showing some strength after hitting $57,700, the lowest point since September 2024, shortly after midnight UTC. Ether (ETH) is at $1,580, having also seen a slight relief bounce since 01:00 UTC. U.S. stock index futures have been down since midnight UTC, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100

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Political impasse excludes Poland from new EU crypto regulation rollout

A MiCA license issued in any EU country gives its holder access to the entire 27-country bloc as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. This means that Polish companies are likely to apply in countries like Lithuania, Latvia or Germany before passporting their services to their home country. “The business is just moving elsewhere,” Wojciech

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

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

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Bitcoin’s 20% crash in June looks even deadlier on the charts. Here’s why

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 the bulls, the price chart, particularly the monthly candlestick, might be. The June candlestick, a charting tool summarizing the entire month’s price action in a single visual, looks

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Anthropic restores Fable and Mythos AI models after US lifts export controls

Anthropic is restoring access to its two most advanced AI models after the U.S. government lifted export controls that required it to remove them last month. Controls on Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 were lifted on June 30, the company said. Fable 5 returns globally on July 1 to Anthropic’s platforms, while Mythos

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Taiwan passes key crypto law, raising bar with licensing, standby mandates and tough penalties

Taiwan has taken a major step in monitoring its digital assets sector by enacting comprehensive new regulations for cryptocurrency operations. On Tuesday, lawmakers in the Legislative Yuan approved the Virtual Asset Services Law on its third reading, forwarding it to President Lai Ching-te for official signing, which is expected within the next ten days. Once

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

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

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