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MemeCore has surged more than 150% over the past week after recovering from a sharp selloff that erased more than 80% of its value in late June, with renewed buying driven by security updates and improving market sentiment. Summary MemeCore has jumped more than 150% in a week after developers addressed security concerns following its June crash. A short squeeze and improving technical momentum helped push the token from $0.51 to a weekly high of $1.79. Traders are now watching whether ecosystem growth and on-chain activity can sustain the recovery above key resistance. According to the MemeCore team, the rebound followed a series of public clarifications addressing concerns that emerged after the token’s steep decline. The developers said the network had become the target of a coordinated campaign involving phishing websites and a fake project using the MemeCore name on another blockchain.
The post Prediction Market Volume Jumped 75% to $44.8B in June as the World Cup Drove Record Trading appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Takeaways Kalshi, Polymarket, and Polymarket U.S. traded a combined $44.8B in June, up 75% from May’s $25.66B. Kalshi took the largest share at $31.5B, roughly 70% of the total, growing 87% month over month. Trading volume is not money staked – contracts are resold repeatedly, so the figure overstates funds at risk. The World Cup-induced growth spurt continues Kalshi, combined with Polymarket’s international platform and its U.S.-regulated exchange, recorded a combined $44.8 billion in monthly trading volume in June. This marks a 75% jump from May’s $25.66 billion, according to The Block’s data dashboard. Kalshi drove most of the increase, growing 87% month over month to $31.5 billion. The main cause of the growth is the FIFA World Cup co-hosted by the U.S., which began on June 11 and quickly became the largest liquidity event the sector has seen
Combined trading volume across the two largest prediction-market platforms surged 75% in June to $44.8 billion, a record for the sector, as the FIFA World Cup pulled a wave of event-contract activity onto Kalshi and Polymarket. The month tested whether prediction-market infrastructure could sustain trading around a single global event – and, by the volume […]
The post Ethereum Price Analysis: Fresh Pullback Pushes ETH Further From $2K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Ethereum has been trying to recover from its early June sell-off, but the rebound is getting rejected from a technically significant resistance area. While short-term momentum still remains constructive, both the daily structure and the Coinbase Premium Index suggest buyers still have work to do before confirming a broader trend reversal. Ethereum Price Analysis: The Daily Chart The daily chart shows ETH trading around $1.74K after bouncing from the major demand zone at $1.5K. That area once again attracted buyers and produced a sharp recovery, allowing the asset to attack the $1.85K region once more. Despite the rebound, Ethereum remains below the long-term descending trendline that has capped it since last year. The recovery has also stalled beneath the resistance at $1.85K, which almost aligns with the trendline and represents the first major barrier buyers must overcome
Ethereum has been trying to recover from its early June sell-off, but the rebound is getting rejected from a technically significant resistance area. While short-term momentum still remains constructive, both the daily structure and the Coinbase Premium Index suggest buyers still have work to do before confirming a broader trend reversal. Ethereum Price Analysis: The […]
The June import surge may lead to a Q3 slowdown, impacting logistics stocks as companies adjust to new cost structures and demand stabilizes.
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Key takeaways Hyperliquid (HYPE) has fallen below $70, extending its losing streak as broader crypto market sentiment turns risk-off. Retail participation is weakening, with futures open interest declining and long liquidations dominating the derivatives market. Hyperliquid (HYPE) continued to trade lower on Wednesday, slipping below the $70 level as cautious sentiment across the cryptocurrency market dampened retail participation. The token has recorded three consecutive days of losses, reflecting growing uncertainty among short-term traders. Despite the pullback, institutional investors continue to show confidence, highlighting a divergence between retail and professional market participants. Retail traders reduce exposure Recent derivatives data points to weakening retail demand for HYPE. According to CoinGlass, Hyperliquid futures open interest (OI) declined by more than
Key takeaways Hyperliquid (HYPE) has fallen below $70, extending its losing streak as broader crypto market sentiment turns risk-off. Retail participation is weakening, with futures open interest declining and long liquidations dominating the derivatives market. Hyperliquid (HYPE) continued to trade lower on Wednesday, slipping below the $70 level as cautious sentiment across the cryptocurrency market […]
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The post FOMC Minutes: Why the S&P 500 Needs Rate-Cut Patience appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
It’s minutes week. The Fed will open the hood on its June meeting, and stocks will try to figure out if the engine’s still running smooth or starting to ping. If you care about the S&P 500 holding its massive Q2 run, this one matters. We’ll break down what in the minutes can shake equities, why “patient cuts” beat “fast pivots,” and how jobs, inflation, yields, and the dollar tie together. You’ll get a plain checklist for release day, a sector map for different rate paths, and a read-through for crypto risk. Quick heads-up on timing: the June 16–17, 2026 FOMC minutes hit on Wednesday, July 8 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. Mark the clock. That’s straight from the Fed’s calendar Federal Reserve (FOMC calendar). The S&P 500’s rally still leans on a slow, steady path to rate cuts rather than an urgent pivot. The market wants confirmation that inflation risks are easing enough to trim rates later this
