Logan&#8217;s hawkish stance may lead to tighter monetary policy, impacting crypto 
markets and prompting investors to shift towards stablecoins.
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Dallas Fed’s Lorie Logan speaks as 2026 FOMC voter with rate hike talk in the air

CFTC scraps no-deny settlement rule after SEC&#8217;s May move, giving defendants 
more room to dispute agency claims in enforcement cases in 2026.

CFTC scraps no-deny settlement rule after SEC&#8217;s May move, giving defendants more room to dispute agency claims in enforcement cases in 2026.

CFTC scraps no deny rule as crypto enforcement shift deepens

Wyoming&#8217;s AI data center initiative could boost economic growth, energy 
innovation, and job creation, while balancing resource management.
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development appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Wyoming&#8217;s AI data center initiative could boost economic growth, energy innovation, and job creation, while balancing resource management. The post Wyoming governor signs executive order to guide AI data center development appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Wyoming governor signs executive order to guide AI data center development

AI-driven demand boosts Broadcom&#8217;s long-term growth prospects, highlighting 
the transformative impact of AI on the semiconductor industry.
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Broadcom CEO expects AI demand to drive visibility through 2028

CFTC Chairman Mike Selig says the rescission of its “no-deny” policy means it 
now has more flexibility when settling enforcement actions.

CFTC Chairman Mike Selig says the rescission of its “no-deny” policy means it now has more flexibility when settling enforcement actions.

CFTC follows SEC in scrapping ‘no-deny’ policy for settlements

Bitcoin&#8217;s futures market is flashing a warning that analysts say could mean 
more pain ahead. Open interest climbed to roughly 288,000 BTC even as prices 
fell, with funding rates holding positive at 0.083% — a sign that bullish bets 
remain in place despite the selloff, leaving the market exposed to another 
wave of forced liquidations. Related Reading: XRP Dips In The Short Run, But A 
Bigger Setup May Be Forming: Analyst Bitcoin Liquidations Hit Hardest Since 
February About $672 million in Bitcoin positions were wiped out in 24 hours 
ending June 2, the largest single-day wipeout since February 5. That came as 
Bitcoin slipped below $67,000, dragging short-term holders — those who bought 
recently — into the red at a pace not seen since early in the year. On Binance 
alone, short-term holder losses hit -16,400 BTC on June 2. Across all 
exchanges, that figure reached -38,700 BTC, down slightly from -41,300 BTC 
recorded on May 28. Data shows these are buyers from recent months who are now 
exiting positions at a loss. Retail And Mid-Sized Investors Head For The Exits 
Larger participants are also moving coins. Reports from CryptoQuant analyst 
Amr Taha show mid-sized investors sent roughly 8,400 BTC to Binance on June 2 
alone — the most since February 6. On the retail side, Binance&#8217;s 30-day inflow 
total reached $9.2 billion by June 1, the highest reading since November 20, 
2025. Analyst MorenoDV, who tracked the retail flow data, said exchange 
inflows don&#8217;t automatically mean selling is coming, but they tend to show up 
before stretches of sharper volatility. If buy-side demand absorbs the 
inflows, the spike could turn into a local exhaustion point — but if it 
doesn&#8217;t, it may mark the start of broader distribution from weaker hands, 
MorenoDV said. This is called an expanding triangle. Expanding triangles are 
very common in Bitcoin. They are also typically reliable. The target for 
expanding triangles is the height projected from the breakout. A move back 
above 75,000 would change my analysis $BTC pic.twitter.com/WOOU5xTJ7g — The 
Factor Report (@PeterLBrandt) June 2, 2026 $60K Zone Draws All Eyes From a 
technical standpoint, Bitcoin has broken below two previously held support 
levels at $74,800 and $70,400. The eight-hour RSI fell to 30.4 on June 2, its 
lowest since February 6, pointing to oversold conditions and sustained 
downward pressure. Related Reading: XRP Is The Clear Winner For Transactions, 
According To Peter Brandt Charts point to a liquidity cluster between $62,300 
and $65,600, which overlaps with a demand zone stretching toward $60,000. 
Veteran trader Peter Brandt identified a broader concern, noting that Bitcoin 
appears to be forming an expanding triangle pattern on the daily chart. 
Featured image from MetaAI, chart from TradingView

Bitcoin&#8217;s futures market is flashing a warning that analysts say could mean more pain ahead. Open interest climbed to roughly 288,000 BTC even as prices fell, with funding rates holding positive at 0.083% — a sign that bullish bets remain in place despite the selloff, leaving the market exposed to another wave of forced liquidations. &#8230;

Dallas Fed’s Lorie Logan speaks as 2026 FOMC voter with rate hike talk in the air

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