Crypto exchanges are seeing the weakest retail-driven activity in years, but 
some of the biggest platforms are finding a lucrative new source of volume in 
Wall Street-style bets on gold, silver, oil, stocks, and indexes. According to 
a CryptoQuant report shared with CryptoSlate, the shift is emerging during one 
of the weakest trading periods for […]
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with Wall Street-style bets appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Crypto exchanges are seeing the weakest retail-driven activity in years, but some of the biggest platforms are finding a lucrative new source of volume in Wall Street-style bets on gold, silver, oil, stocks, and indexes. According to a CryptoQuant report shared with CryptoSlate, the shift is emerging during one of the weakest trading periods for &#8230;

Crypto exchanges are losing retail traders but are filling the gap with Wall Street-style bets

The consolidation into a single Giza Agent streamlines operations but 
necessitates timely user migration to avoid forfeiting future rewards.
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legacy agents appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The consolidation into a single Giza Agent streamlines operations but necessitates timely user migration to avoid forfeiting future rewards. The post Giza Tech returns all Arma and Pulse funds to user EOAs as it sunsets legacy agents appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Giza Tech returns all Arma and Pulse funds to user EOAs as it sunsets legacy agents

China&#8217;s crackdown on capital outflows may boost domestic brokers while posing 
existential threats to offshore firms reliant on Chinese clients.
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brokers with $330M in fines appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

China&#8217;s crackdown on capital outflows may boost domestic brokers while posing existential threats to offshore firms reliant on Chinese clients. The post China cracks down on cross-border capital outflows, targets overseas brokers with $330M in fines appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

China cracks down on cross-border capital outflows, targets overseas brokers with $330M in fines

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net outflows on Friday after briefly 
snapping a record withdrawal streak, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the 
declines as Bitcoin fell below the key $60,000 support level and investor 
sentiment deteriorated. According to data from…

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net outflows on Friday after briefly snapping a record withdrawal streak, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the declines as Bitcoin fell below the key $60,000 support level and investor sentiment deteriorated. According to data from…

BlackRock’s IBIT leads Bitcoin ETFs back into outflows as BTC price slides

Etherfi and Plume have launched a real-world asset vault to provide eligible 
users with access to institutional-grade yield via regulated infrastructure. 
The product begins with a $25 million cap and is part of a broader $100 
million deployment into Plume’s RWA platform. Plume Powers New Etherfi Vault 
Connecting DeFi Users to Institutional Yield Etherfi and […]

Etherfi and Plume have launched a real-world asset vault to provide eligible users with access to institutional-grade yield via regulated infrastructure. The product begins with a $25 million cap and is part of a broader $100 million deployment into Plume’s RWA platform. Plume Powers New Etherfi Vault Connecting DeFi Users to Institutional Yield Etherfi and &#8230;

Etherfi and Plume Launch $100M RWA Vault Backed by Blackrock and Fidelity

The Bitcoin price recovery back in May 2026 triggered a renewed wave of 
bullish optimism. But despite the rising prices, there are some who did not 
give in to the bullish wave, picking a more conservative stance on the 
cryptocurrency. With the new month, those who refused to flip bullish look to 
have come out on top as the Bitcoin price has reversed. However, some analysts 
are predicting that this might only be the start of the decline. Bitcoin Price 
Could Be Getting Ready To Fall To New Cycle Lows According to crypto analyst 
Xanrox, the Bitcoin price crash was expected, given that the cryptocurrency 
has entered one of the most brutal bear markets in recent history. One very 
bearish development is the fact that the Bitcoin price has now fallen below 
two major channels. Related Reading: The Last Time Ethereum Did This Against 
Bitcoin, It Exploded Above $4,000 These channels include a descending channel, 
which was broken with the fall below $71,000. Then, the other broken channel 
is an ascending channel, broken at almost the same time as the descending 
channel. The result of these two channels being broken, the analyst explains, 
is a double breakdown. The thing about double breakdowns is that they are 
extremely bearish and often suggest that the crash is just starting. With the 
Bitcoin crash already in motion, the crypto analyst expects that the price 
will continue to go lower. Despite there being significant support around the 
$60,000 level, which has served as the psychological support this cycle, the 
analyst does not believe this level will hold. Instead, they suggest holding 
off buying as the price is expected to drop to $48,000, with a strong 
possibility of a crash to the $40,000-$30,000 levels. What Investors Should 
Watch Out For Presently, there is a major outflow happening in the crypto 
market, and Bitcoin, being the leading cryptocurrency, has taken the highest 
hit. The bear market has also pushed a significant number of users out as they 
move toward cash in a market that seems to offer nothing but losses. Related 
Reading: Pundit Shares Why Most People Will Miss The XRP Run Xanrox also 
suggests that the banks are now controlling the Bitcoin price. According to 
the post, the banks could push the price down 20% in a single day once they 
start selling on futures. This would put major stress on investors as retail 
traders are liquidated en masse. In this case, losses were expected to be 
amplified as the market made its final downward move. Nevertheless, there is 
the possibility that bulls will put up a major fight at $60,000, since it is 
the cycle’s swing low. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com

The Bitcoin price recovery back in May 2026 triggered a renewed wave of bullish optimism. But despite the rising prices, there are some who did not give in to the bullish wave, picking a more conservative stance on the cryptocurrency. With the new month, those who refused to flip bullish look to have come out &#8230;

Crypto exchanges are losing retail traders but are filling the gap with Wall Street-style bets

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