Chainlink (LINK) saw notable whale accumulation as three newly created wallets withdrew over 825,000 LINK—roughly $15 million—from Binance, signaling growing long-term conviction and reduced exchange sell pressure. This on-chain activity aligns with an uptick in network engagement and a steady rebound in market sentiment, historically associated with accumulation phases and early-stage recoveries.

Hong Kong-based DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSE: DDC) made its third Bitcoin (BTC) purchase in a week, adding another 100 BTC as it races to build a digital asset treasury targeting 10,000 BTC—roughly $1.2 billion at current prices. The company said it is “accelerating the pace” of acquisitions after laying operational groundwork and partnerships, positioning Bitcoin as a strategic reserve on its balance sheet.

Pi Network’s PI price has crashed over 90% since its March debut, wiping out roughly $16–$18 billion in market cap as the token slid from about $2.79 to $0.26. The steep decline has reignited “rug pull” allegations from parts of the community, with commentators arguing that such a rapid drawdown erodes investor confidence and underscores fragile token economics.

Bitcoin has lost a key support level following the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate cut, sparking fears of a potential Bitcoin price retracement to $105,000. According to on-chain data, the critical $115,200 mark represents the cost basis for nearly 95% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, making it a vital psychological and technical support area.

Solana (SOL) continues to capture Wall Street’s attention as infrastructure firm Helius successfully raised $500 million to fuel Solana-focused development and large-scale token acquisitions. The capital injection—backed by major institutional investors—signals increasing confidence in Solana’s blockchain ecosystem and its ability to compete directly with Ethereum in areas like DeFi, NFTs, and scalable dApps.

Aave, one of the largest decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocols, has reached a record $41.1 billion in total value locked (TVL), according to CryptoSlate. This milestone makes Aave comparable in size to the 54th-largest commercial bank in the United States.

Despite SOL dropping about 6% in the last 24 hours, Solana stood out with a 58% jump in daily trading volume to $5.84 billion and strong weekly performance. Capital inflows over the past week surpassed $400 million, spanning Solana-based investment products and bridged assets, even as the broader crypto market cap fell roughly 3.6%.

A Nasdaq-listed company, VivoPower (VVPR), announced plans to purchase an initial $100 million of privately held Ripple Labs shares while also continuing to buy XRP directly. The company frames this as an “XRP‑focused” corporate treasury strategy, positioning itself as the first U.S.-listed firm seeking exposure to both Ripple equity and the XRP token.

Tron Inc., formerly known as SRM Entertainment, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to raise up to $1 billion in a bid to significantly expand its reserves of TRX, the native token of the Tron blockchain.

Bitcoin recently experienced a 4% price drop, falling below $115,000 for the first time in two weeks, largely due to the monthly expiration of derivatives contracts that wiped out $390 million in futures positions. Despite this correction, data from Bitcoin futures and options markets suggest that traders remain neutral rather than bearish.

BitMine Immersion Technologies’ stock experienced a dramatic surge of over 500% on June 30, following the announcement of a $250 million private placement. This substantial funding is dedicated entirely to accumulating Ethereum (ETH), signaling a major strategic shift for the company.

Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, recently saw its stock (CRCL) experience a sharp pullback after an extraordinary rally. The company’s shares had surged over 750% from their pre-IPO price of $31 to nearly $300, largely driven by the passage of the U.S. stablecoin bill known as the GENIUS Act. However, on June 24, Circle’s stock dropped by more than 20% from its peak, closing at $222.81.

Optimism (OP) recently experienced a 26% surge in daily active addresses and a 7% increase in transactions, signaling a short-term spike in user engagement. However, despite this uptick, the total number of active addresses has dropped significantly over time, and transactions have merely held steady above 900,000. This suggests that while there is concentrated activity among a smaller group of users, it remains unclear whether this marks a lasting trend reversal or just temp

Bitcoin’s market sentiment is starting to show cautious optimism. One indicator used to assess overall sentiment, the Bitcoin Combined Market Index (BCMI), has recently moved higher in its short-term trend, signaling that some traders are regaining confidence.

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