10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 3,062 $BTC(-$302.76M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 16,114 $ETH(-$53.01M) yesterday.

On June 22, Morgan Stanley’s latest report noted that as more Bitcoin miners approach their breakeven points, the Bitcoin mining network is growing more sensitive to price swings, with both hashrate and mining difficulty responding more sharply to fluctuations. The bank’s analysis finds that the six-month “elasticity coefficient” for mining difficulty relative to Bitcoin price changes has climbed to 0.62, meaning hashrate is reacting more quickly to market shifts. Analysts added that Bitcoin has traded below production costs for five straight months, with roughly 20% of miners currently operating at a loss. Facing profit pressure, publicly listed mining firms have ramped up their Bitcoin selling: first-quarter sales alone topped 32,000 BTC, surpassing the full-year total for 2025. As higher-cost mining rigs go offline, network hashrate has fallen, prompting an adjustment to mining difficulty. Morgan Stanley forecasts that as long as Bitcoin remains below its roughly $78,000 producti

June 22 Per monitoring from EmberCN: Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy purchased ~520 BTC last week at roughly $67,068 per unit, totaling about $34.87 million in value. Strategy now holds a total of 847,363 BTC, valued at approximately $55.01 billion, with an average cost of $75,651 per BTC. It reports an unrealized loss of $9.093 billion, equal to a 14.2% deficit. Separately, Ethereum treasury firm Bitmine bought ~52,203 ETH last week at an average price of ~$1,751 per ETH, for a total of roughly $91.43 million. Bitmine’s current holdings stand at 5,672,956 ETH, worth about $10.07 billion, with an average cost of $3,407 per ETH. Its unrealized loss hits $9.32 billion, a 48.2% drop.

June 22: According to Bitget market data, pre-market crypto-related stocks in the U.S. stock market posted broad gains. Specific performances: MSTR rose by 4.19%; COIN advanced by 1.55%; CRCL gained by 1.72%; SBET climbed by 2.27%; BMNR picked up by 1.86%.

Fitch Ratings assigned a 'BBB+' rating to senior unsecured bonds proposed by SpaceX (SPCX.O) on June 22. SpaceX has launched its debut investment-grade bond offering, marking the start of a major fundraising initiative to support its artificial intelligence goals following its record-breaking $75 billion IPO. According to the company’s filing, the senior unsecured notes—contingent on market conditions and other factors—will rank equally with all existing and future unsubordinated debt, liabilities, and other obligations. SpaceX aims to raise at least $20 billion through the offering, with proceeds earmarked to repay a roughly equal-size interim bridging loan that makes up the vast bulk of SpaceX’s $29.1 billion long-term debt.

June 22: Strive CEO Matt Cole announced in a post that the firm purchased an additional 759 Bitcoin (BTC) last week at an average cost of approximately $65,850 per unit, totaling roughly $50 million in expenditure. The buy brings Strive’s total Bitcoin holdings to 19,864 BTC.

June 22 – Global payments firm MoneyGram announced it has officially become an approved Solana network validator and joined the Solana Developer Platform, cementing its formal entry into the Solana ecosystem. This makes MoneyGram only the third blockchain operator to run an official validation node, joining Tempo and Midnight Network in that role. MoneyGram CEO Anthony Soohoo said in a statement that as blockchain infrastructure grows more critical to the global payments sector, institutions relying on these networks have a responsibility to contribute to their security and long-term stability. As a validator, Soohoo explained, MoneyGram will support Solana’s core operations—including staking SOL and processing transaction blocks—to keep the network running smoothly. Additionally, joining the Solana Developer Platform will give MoneyGram access to specialized development tools for building financial products, alongside opportunities to partner with institutions like Mastercard on Sol