Les ventes d’altcoins se sont accélérées sur les 12 derniers mois, culminant avec une pression vendeuse maximale en juin. Les traders ont réalloué leur liquidité vers d’autres opportunités. Le mouvement marque un pic de ventes sur la période observée.

SPCX a accéléré son activité de trading sur Hyperliquid, sous l’effet de prises de position directionnelles spéculatives. Le mouvement a été porté par des paris à court terme sur l’évolution du prix.

ZCash is trying to restore confidence after unveiling the proposed Ironwood approach to address a counterfeit-minting risk tied to the Orchard shielded pool. ZEC rebounded to $435 as of June 7, up about 12% on the day, after sliding to $322 during panic selling and marking a peak drawdown of roughly 53%. The plan centers on moving legitimate coins into a new pool using turnstile accounting so potentially counterfeit funds cannot migrate forward.

Forward Industries restarted moving SOL from its treasury after about a month of inactivity, sending 455,784 SOL to Coinbase Prime and initiating an unstaking move tied to 500K SOL. SOL traded below $70 and fell to as low as $66, down 19.3% since the beginning of June, renewing questions about the durability of SOL-focused treasury strategies.

The 2026 IPO calendar is being framed as similar to crypto token launches, with SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic expected to come to market at aggressive valuations and limited free floats. Analyst Thomas Tunguz estimates the trio could be valued at up to $3B in total, implying $432B–$576B in capital needs if floated at 20%. SpaceX’s filing also outlines potential early share-release conditions and faster index-inclusion pathways that could broaden participation from pension-fund liquidity.

On June 2, Mt. Gox reactivated its cold and hot wallets and transferred 10,306 BTC (about $729M) to a new, untagged address, alongside a separate move of roughly 116 BTC to its hot wallet. The bankrupt exchange still holds around $4B in BTC and has extended its creditor repayment deadline to October 31, 2026, while Bitcoin traded below $71,000 during the volatility.

Hyperliquid is drawing growing attention as a venue for perpetual futures and on-chain stock-style trading, lifting HYPE to new highs above $73. As of June 1, HYPE changed hands at $73.42, while derivatives activity climbed with open interest reaching $2.66B and short positions accounting for 56%. The move also coincided with over $20M in short liquidations and a reported whale liquidation that wiped $42M in unrealized gains.

ETH slipped below $2,000 over the past 24 hours for the first time since early 2025, trading at $1,972.82 after a 13.4% decline over the past month. The move coincided with $241M in long liquidations and rising derivatives activity, with open interest cited at $12.5B and $32.69B from separate datasets. DeFi metrics also weakened, including Aave loans at $8B (down 14% in a month) and Ethereum-based DeFi holdings at $41.78B versus over $91B in August 2025.

On May 26, 2026, OpenZeppelin founder Manuel Aráoz said he now views all DeFi as unsafe, arguing AI coding agents can surface vulnerabilities faster than defenders can patch them. He cautioned that even established protocols such as Aave, Sky Protocol, and Compound could be exposed, while other commentators argued many exploits still hinge on human errors and centralized control points. DeFi exploits eased in May, with 14 attacks taking a bit over $44M, even as broader 2026 losses were estimated at $285M and $437.4M across different threat categories.