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

In the Nasdaq 100, 48% of constituent stocks have corrected at least 20% from their respective peaks. This proportion has doubled over the past 12 months, but remains lower than the 60% level recorded before the market bottomed at the end of March, and is still short of the extreme 80% hit during the 2022 bear market. Meanwhile, 64% of constituents are still trading above their 200-day moving average, near the year's highest level — a figure that stood at just 38% before the market bottomed on March 30. The rally in the U.S. stock index is increasingly relying on a small number of stocks for support.

Analyst Darkfost points out that Bitcoin trading below the Short-Term Holder (STH) cost base is a hallmark of every bear market cycle. BTC has remained below this level for over nine months. The STH cost base currently stands at $70,700 and has consistently acted as a resistance level. In May, Bitcoin attempted to test the nearby level of roughly $82,000, only to pull back immediately. Since then, the STH cost base has dropped significantly, signaling that some investors have accumulated positions at lower prices, lowering their average holding cost. However, the price has yet to effectively hold above this key level. The analysis notes that a sustained recovery above the STH cost base will mark the first positive signal. Bitcoin is currently trading in a range of $59,000 to $64,000, a notable distance from the $70,700 resistance level. If BTC can later break through and hold above this level effectively, it will mean the entire short-term holder cohort has exited unrealized losses, and market sentiment could shift from bearish defense to structural recovery. Conversely, if resistance persists, the STH cost base will continue to decline, potentially extending the bear market bottoming cycle.

During weekends when traditional markets are closed, Trade.xyz, dubbed the "on-chain Nasdaq", enables continuous trading and real-time price discovery via perpetual contracts—capabilities unavailable in traditional finance—pricing in advance the upcoming Monday's U.S. and South Korean stock market trends. For U.S. stocks, most popular assets on Trade.xyz have edged up slightly from their post-Friday closing prices, with most expected to see minor gains ahead of Monday's trading session. Weekend performance data from BIT (bit.com) shows: Micron (MU) is trading at $981.4, versus $982.982 in U.S. after-hours trading on Friday; SanDisk (SNDK) at $1953.5 vs. $1935; NVIDIA at $211.81 vs. $210.58; Intel at $111.43 vs. $109.6; Google at $358.01 vs. $355.05; AMD at $562.1 vs. $559.9; SpaceX at $145.72 vs. $145.92. For South Korean stocks, popular assets on Trade.xyz posted the following weekend performance, with expectations of a minor gap-up opening on Monday. Data from Bitget shows: Samsung Electronics is trading at $190.8, compared to Friday's closing price of $190; SK Hynix at $1475 vs. $1454.

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Solana officials responded to BlockBeats today regarding the "project teams jumping to Robinhood" phenomenon, noting that most of the project "announcements" in question were jokes. The incident originated when prediction market platform world recently "announced it would migrate to Robinhood Chain". Verification confirmed the tweet was actually a prank from the project team. Riding on recent market hype, the post garnered massive traffic upon release, sparking widespread community discussion, prompting projects including pump.fun and GMTrade to follow suit. However, none of the aforementioned project teams have any actual migration plans. Projects like GMTrade have even expressed their "loyalty" to Solana in tweet replies: "One day Solana, forever Solana". Notably, despite facing competition from newcomer Robinhood Chain, Solana retains an absolute lead across most metrics: its 24-hour DEX trading volume hit $1.133 billion, while weekly volume reached $13.428 billion, both ranking first globally.

The stablecoin market saw its largest correction in years in June, with total market capitalization shrinking by $77 billion that month, marking the biggest single-month decline since the May 2022 Terra-Luna collapse. Since its May peak, the stablecoin market has shed roughly $100 billion in total, with two major stablecoin issuers driving much of the adjustment: Tether’s USDT fell from around $190 billion in May to $184 billion, a $60 billion drop; Circle’s USDC retreated from a near-$80 billion peak in March 2023 to roughly $73 billion, a $70 billion decline. Still, the current correction remains mild compared to the over 26% cumulative drop in the stablecoin market during the 2022 crypto winter. Wall Street institutions remain bullish on stablecoins’ long-term outlook; Citigroup previously projected the global stablecoin market will reach $1.9 trillion by 2030 in its baseline scenario, and could rise to $4 trillion under an optimistic case.