10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 2,152 $BTC(-$201.21M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 45,684 $ETH(-$148.11M) yesterday.

According to EmberCN’s monitoring, Garrett Jin, who opened a ZEC short position nine days ago, added to his position one hour ago, and now holds ZEC shorts worth approximately $15.08 million, with an average entry price of $444 and an unrealized loss of around $530,000. The whale has profited from two prior ZEC trades: in late May, he opened a ZEC short worth roughly $36 million near $626, then closed the position in early June for a profit of about $11.24 million after ZEC’s price plummeted due to a protocol vulnerability. Later, he opened a ZEC long worth approximately $22 million near $439 and closed it near $447 for a profit of around $420,000. Additionally, with Bitcoin’s rebound of over $5,000 in recent days, the unrealized loss on his long-held BTC positions has narrowed from roughly $23 million to approximately $16 million.

According to The New York Times, as of the end of June 2026, roughly 1 million investors who purchased Trump Meme Coin (TRUMP) have suffered cumulative losses of approximately $3.81 billion. Most retail investors are in the red, while professional traders have posted stronger overall performance. The outlet notes that U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed in his prior annual financial report that he generated around $636 million in revenue solely from the TRUMP Meme Coin project in 2025. As he continues to profit from token transaction fees, he can earn income from trading activities regardless of whether the token’s price rises or falls. The report also points out that Trump has repeatedly promoted the token through Truth Social to boost market trading activity.

According to GMGN market data, CZ liked a post on X early today regarding meme coin TCC’s donation of 10 million TCC tokens to GiggleAcademy, which briefly pushed TCC’s market capitalization past $70 million to a new all-time high. The token subsequently entered a downtrend, falling by over 60% at one point; its current market cap stands at $40 million, down 43.8% from its peak.

The miner cycle pressure composite indicator has hit a new low since 2023, deepening into the "undervalued" zone. Combining the Puell Multiple and the inverse Miner Capitulation Index, the indicator reflects miner revenue and cost pressure respectively. Its synchronized movements are deemed more reliable than single metrics for identifying Bitcoin’s cyclical tops and bottoms. Historical data shows the composite indicator has previously plunged into extreme ranges near major Bitcoin bottoms in 2015, 2018, 2020, 2022, and 2024. The only time it dropped to 0.00 was during the 2015 miner capitulation phase, when Bitcoin’s price fell from roughly $300 to $160 in less than a week. The indicator is now flashing a similar signal, signaling miners are facing historically rare operational pressure.

According to Bitget market data, South Korea’s KOSPI index posted an intraday gain of 2%. Samsung Electronics rose 1.13%; SK Hynix fell 0.62%.

Analyst Gaah published an analysis noting that Bitcoin’s AHR999 index has fallen to 0.32, approaching its all-time low. The metric gauges the deviation of Bitcoin’s current price from its long-term fair value and is widely used to develop dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategies. When the AHR999 index is below its "buy zone", it is typically viewed as a favorable long-term allocation opportunity, helping investors avoid chasing high prices during rapid rallies. Bitcoin is currently in a phase of bottoming out and attempting to reverse the bear market trend, with its overall risk-reward ratio now showing notable appeal.