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After a year-long lull following the FTX hack, on-chain data shows activity in the hacker’s wallet. This coincides with two large transactions, potentially suggest selling activities that could negatively affect market prices. Meanwhile, Ethereum braces for its ETF debut in the U.S., which could trigger a bullish trend in ETH prices. However, the potential reemergence of the FTX hacker and a U.S government shutdown pose risks to cryptocurrency prices.

“In the wake of Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain high interest rates, a divergence between the S&P 500 and Bitcoin has become apparent. This indicates that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may march to their own drumbeat, influenced by factors like regulatory tweaks, attacks resilience and monetary policy predictability, potentially outperforming the S&P 500 in the future.”

Huobi, a renowned digital asset exchange, is undergoing a rebranding on its 10th anniversary to HTX. Amid heated discussion among crypto enthusiasts, this rebranding collaboration with blockchain security entity, CertiK, seeks to upgrade its existing infrastructure and marks the next phase in its transformative growth.

The potential release of FTX’s $1.3 billion holding tokens is set to significantly impact the crypto market. FTX’s Bitcoin holdings are unlikely to influence the market greatly, but its holdings of Dogecoin, Polygon, and Tron could affect asset prices. Amidst ongoing bankruptcy proceedings and market turmoil, many companies are showing interest in acquiring these assets, suggesting that even the threat of liquidations can create new opportunities.

Bitcoin sees a 4.6% retreat, stirring market interest in buying the dip. Its current circulating supply is nearing its capped total capacity. However, despite a bearish trend, If Bitcoin successfully breaks the $25,400 barrier, significant potential resistance may appear at $25,900 while a bullish crossover could aim towards $26,400 or $27,000.

Bitcoin continues to dominate digital currencies despite a minute dip influenced by President Biden’s crypto tax propositions. However, concerns are growing that these proposals may stifle industry growth and innovation. Meanwhile, a new model for Bitcoin valuation based on on-chain metrics offers deeper cryptosphere insights, and Bitcoin’s trading faces significant resistance levels.

The cryptocurrency market plunged as Bitcoin fell below $26,000, triggered by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair’s statements on countering inflation and possible rate hikes. Leading altcoin Solana also dipped 3%, and MKR saw a 4% decrease due to fears of a loan default. However, despite the gloomy outlook, experts like Sacha Ghebali believe the market could see an upturn if a spot bitcoin ETF is approved, offering a possible crypto market recovery.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase’s recent earnings surpassed expectations but major institutions raised concerns about its long-term growth potential. Issues include a lack of sustainable everyday utility value in the crypto industry, concerns about revenue diversification, and reduced transaction volumes. Despite this, Coinbase remains confident about its prospects.

“Abracadabra Money, a cross-blockchain lending platform, proposes a rate hike to counterbalance its CRV exposure risks by increasing its outstanding loan interest rate by 200%. This is in response to recent exploits that exposed Abracadabra to significant CRV risk, leading to a liquidity crisis.”

The Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate hike had a subdued impact on Bitcoin and Ether but spotlighted Ethereum-based coins like the HUTAO, PAAL AI and Hoppy. However, these speculative coins, despite short-term gains, potentially carry significant risks due to their lack of sturdy utility or project vision.

Worldcoin co-founder Sam Altman recently celebrated mass adoption of the currency, noting people in Japan trading iris scans for Worldcoin tokens using the Worldcoin Orb. Despite this, reactions are mixed, with concerns about privacy, data safety, and uneven global response to Worldcoin’s adoption strategy. The future of crypto-identity verification and global blockchain adoption remains a topic of debate.

The U.S. added 209,000 jobs in June, below the expected 230,000, causing a slight increase in Bitcoin’s price. Despite the jobs miss ending a 14-month trend of exceeding market anticipations, the overall robust job market places the Federal Reserve in a predicament with the unemployment rate dropping and inflation lingering above target.

Crypto market sentiment turns cautious as BlackRock iShares Bitcoin ETF approval, Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony, key central bank announcements, and inflation data releases affect Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. Investors urged to conduct thorough research in these fluctuating market conditions.

Bitcoin price dropped 4% after the Federal Reserve paused historic interest rate hikes, despite US inflation easing. The halt was expected to boost crypto markets, but signaling of future increases dampened investor excitement. Technical indicators suggest potential continued declines, while analysts warn of possible price dips below $25,000 or rebounds toward $30,000.

The cryptocurrency market experiences slow trading for Bitcoin and Ether, while exchange tokens gain momentum with a potential impact from the SEC lawsuit against Binance and Coinbase. Michael Rosmer, co-founder of De.Fi, suggests investors might view the lawsuit as a buying opportunity. Upcoming U.S. CPI and June FOMC announcements might influence market volatility.

The SEC’s decision to label several cryptocurrencies as securities resulted in historic lows for Algorand (ALGO) and Flow (FLOW) on June 10. Despite opposition from projects like Solana, Cardano, and Polygon, the crypto market thrives, but ongoing debates may create volatility for investors.

The cryptocurrency market saw a surge as Bitcoin rose to over $26,800, possibly due to weaker US labor market data. However, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler’s criticism of the crypto industry erased most gains. Bitcoin’s future may be influenced by evolving regulations and shifting macroeconomic factors.

The cryptocurrency market saw a decline after the SEC filed a lawsuit against Binance and its CEO, but massive liquidations were absent, as Bitcoin dipped to $25,800 and Ethereum held above $1,800. Despite the drop, options implied volatility fell, with crypto whales adopting a “buying the dip” strategy.