U.S. Senator: If Powell Is Fired by Trump, It Will Trigger a Market Collapse

Bitcoin fell below $64,000 on June 14, HTX market data shows, posting a 0.3% drop in the last 24 hours.

June 14 — A U.S. diplomat involved in U.S.-Iran negotiations said Israel’s strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs in Lebanon that day has created a “problem” for the U.S.-Iran agreement. The diplomat stated: “Israel is clearly trying to sabotage President Trump’s deal and drag the U.S. back into war.” Meanwhile, an Israeli senior official denied Israel’s responsibility for the Lebanon attack, claiming: “Hezbollah in Lebanon has been attacking Israeli civilians consistently over the past three days.” (Source: Xinhua News Agency)

June 14: According to Whale Alert’s monitoring, the USDC Treasury minted an additional 250 million USDC on the Solana blockchain just two minutes ago.

June 14: CertiK has issued a security alert regarding a detected suspicious transaction that saw approximately $2.19 million in assets transferred out from the Aztec Router smart contract on Ethereum. The crypto community is advised to stay vigilant.

June 14 Update: According to on-chain monitoring by EmberCN, the SIREN token price crashed to $0.06 on June 14, a 95% plunge from its weekly high of $1.3. The sharp slump is fueled by massive selling from the so-called "SIREN Whale" on-chain address: over a day and a half, this whale wallet dumped 360 million SIREN tokens, pulling in roughly $48.7 million in USDT proceeds. As of now, the address still holds about 319 million SIREN tokens, which accounts for 44% of the token’s total supply.

**June 14 Update: Crypto Analyst Darkfost cites on-chain data showing Bitcoin’s Long-Term Holders (LTHs—defined as addresses holding BTC for over six months) exhibit contradictory behavior: they balance short-term activity with consistent long-term holding patterns.** **Near-term red flag: Bitcoin inflows to exchanges from LTHs remain above normal levels. Historically, when LTHs move BTC to exchanges, it signals an impending sale. Darkfost defines an “extreme sell-off event” as days where daily exchange inflows hit at least five times the annual average. These events have emerged recently, meaning LTHs could still trigger sudden selling pressure in the short run.** **Long-term trend: The annual average of LTH exchange inflows has steadily declined. While it bounced slightly from roughly 630 BTC per day in early May to over 800 BTC per day recently, it still sits at its lowest level since records began in 2015. Darkfost attributes this shift to LTHs growing far more inclined toward lo