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US consumer prices rose 0.5% in May and 4.2% on the year, matching forecasts, while core inflation came in a tenth below expectations. Bitcoin held just above $61,000; rate markets moved more than crypto did.
Ether traded about 70% below its August 2025 record of $4,953.73 on Monday, roughly 20 points worse than bitcoin, as more than $1 billion of positions were liquidated.
Bitcoin traded as low as $59,743 on Friday, its first move under $60,000 this cycle, after a five-session fall of about $14,000. A $1.57 billion liquidation wave marked the fourth billion-dollar day in five sessions, and total crypto market value dropped to $2.23 trillion.
US spot crypto ETFs recorded a 13th consecutive session of net outflows on Wednesday, taking the total to $4.37 billion since mid-May. Bitcoin fund assets have fallen from $104.29 billion to $82.83 billion, and the ETF share of bitcoin's market capitalization has slipped to 6.36%.
Roughly $1.8 billion of leveraged positions were liquidated in 24 hours on Tuesday, closing out more than 272,000 traders, as US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a second straight outflow above $480 million.
Stellar's XLM rose 40.4% on the first trading day of June, lifting its market capitalization above $9.6 billion on $2.3 billion of spot turnover, after an integration with the DTCC's tokenization work. The broader market opened the month lower, with US spot bitcoin ETFs shedding $483.8 million.
The past week wasn't explosive -- and that is exactly why it matters. Bitcoin didn't stage a dramatic rally, but it held firm above 75,000, building a base that analysts say could precede the next leg up.
This Bitcoin 75,000 analysis explains why the market is doing what usually raises more questions than answers -- consolidating quietly while the broader macro picture shifts.
The latest SHIB price prediction shows a staggering 93% drop from the all-time high. Is this the bottom or the beginning of further decline? On-chain data paints a nuanced picture.
Goldman Sachs Q1 earnings release puts crypto allocations under the spotlight. Latest data suggests major institutional positioning shifts -- and the report could move markets significantly.
On April 11, 2026, CZ posted a short message: 'Winter is over, summer is here.' The post triggered a wave of buying across altcoins within hours, underscoring the Binance founder's continued influence.
Despite the broader market correction, major funds are actively increasing their positions in Ethereum and Solana -- a sign that institutional conviction in Layer-1s remains intact heading into Q2.
