BlackRock ended its inflow streak with its largest outflow on record, nearly $12.7 million more than its previous biggest outflow day.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF ends 31-day inflow streak with biggest outflow ever

Bitcoin’s ancient supply has officially outpaced new issuance for the first 
time, highlighting a significant market shift emphasized in Fidelity Digital 
Assets&#8217; new report. According to Fidelity Digital Assets, the accumulation of 
bitcoin’s ancient supply—coins untouched for over 10 years—has now reached 
unprecedented levels, surpassing new daily issuance rates. With 566 bitcoins 
entering this dormant […]

Fidelity Highlights Bitcoin’s Ancient Supply Surge as Dormant Coins Outpace New Issuance

Bitcoin’s battle for dominance in safe-haven assets intensifies as government 
bonds emerge as its fiercest rival, reshaping investor strategies amid easing 
regulatory hurdles and shifting wealth paradigms. Government Bonds Emerge as 
Bitcoin’s Key Competitor in Hunt for Safe-Haven Assets Bitcoin’s role in 
global finance is increasingly debated as it competes with both traditional 
and newer […]

Bitcoin’s Main Rival Is US Treasuries, Not Gold, Says Bitwise CEO

French lawmaker Sarah Knofo has invited Samson Mow to visit France, and Mow 
says he looks forward to help strengthen nation-state Bitcoin adoption 
throughout Europe.

Samson Mow wants Bitcoin in ‘all of Europe,’ receives invite to France

Pump.fun’s latest delay has rattled its backers. The Solana‐based memecoin 
launchpad was set to raise $1 billion at a $4 billion valuation on June 25. 
Now, the team says the sale will slip into mid‑July. Related Reading: Dogecoin 
Breaks Free—Could Soar 60%, Analyst Says There’s no clear reason for the 
hold‑up, and users are on edge. Investors who queued up months ago are left 
wondering if they’ll ever see a token in their wallets. Token Sale Pushed Into 
Mid‑July According to reports on June 20, Pump.fun first hinted at raising $1 
billion at a $4 billion valuation. The sale was supposed to start on June 25. 
Instead, the launchpad now aims for mid‑July. That’s at least a 10‑day shift, 
and possibly longer. Users who planned around the June date have to sit tight 
again. Frustration is growing in online chat groups, where some members point 
fingers at the core team for poor communication. Exclusive: The Pumpfun token 
auction and listing, originally scheduled for June 25, has been postponed 
again and is now expected to take place in mid-July. Sources familiar with the 
matter disclosed that since Pumpfun began planning to issue and auction tokens 
late last year,… pic.twitter.com/UD0xIb45FA — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) 
June 20, 2025 Lawsuit Accuses Platform Of Securities Violations On January 15, 
Burwick Law filed a class action lawsuit against Pump.fun. The complaint 
alleges the platform acted as an unregistered securities exchange. It also 
claims that Pump.fun pumped token prices to lure in retail investors. 
According to the complaint, many users saw their holdings plunge in value 
after the hype died down. Max Burwick, the firm’s founder, called the platform 
“a modern pyramid scheme dressed as a viral meme economy.” Trademark Claims 
Lead To Cease‑And‑Desist Based on reports from February, Burwick Law teamed up 
with Wolf Popper LLP to issue a cease‑and‑desist order. They argue that 
several user‑generated memecoins on Pump.fun infringe on trademark rights. 
That move opened another front of legal risk. Projects tied to big brands or 
franchises suddenly faced takedown notices. Pump.fun says it’s beefed up its 
legal team, but it hasn’t shared details on how it plans to settle trademark 
disputes. IT&#8217;S NOT JUST PUMP FUN! 🚨 Major CT suspensions (Ongoing Tracker) 
Here&#8217;s what we’ve got so far 👇🏼 GMGN-Linked Accounts@gmgnai @haze0x — 
Founder@arthur_gmgn — Co-founder@Ga__ke — Affiliate (?)@brc20niubi — 
Affiliate@Wolfy_XBT — Affiliate@0xcryptowizard — Affiliate… 
pic.twitter.com/u5WbYP3rJD — Øtto⚡️ (@0xottoman) June 16, 2025 X Account 
Suspensions Raise Eyebrows On June 16, Pump.fun’s official X accounts were 
locked without warning. An X user known as Otto logged more than 30 profiles 
that went dark, including handles linked to GMGN and Bloom trading groups. The 
accounts came back online after a few days, but no one got an explanation. 
Related Reading: Bitcoin Nears Climax, But A Twist Awaits—Analyst Reveals Key 
Insight Some users suspect a regulator asked for the takedown. Others think it 
was trademark owners flexing their muscles. Either way, the episode fed more 
chatter about external pressure on the platform. Featured image from Pexels, 
chart from TradingView

Pump.fun’s Big Launch Put On Ice Over Legal Drama

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has become a regional partner for selected 
MotoGP Grand Prix events in 2025. Jorge Lorenzo Fronts Bitget Campaign in New 
MotoGP Partnership In the announcement shared with Bitcoin.com News, Bitget&#8217;s 
sponsorship covers races in Italy, Germany, Spain, and Indonesia. It begins at 
the Italian Grand Prix at the Mugello Circuit. MotoGP is […]