House of Doge said its partnership with Paxos went live on June 1, 2026, enabling DOGE to be supported through the same custody and brokerage infrastructure used by PayPal, Venmo, Interactive Brokers and other clients. Paxos will provide custody, liquidity and compliance services, while each platform decides whether to list Dogecoin. DOGE was trading at $0.10 at the time of writing, down 1.7%, with ~$952 million in volume and a 1% uptick over the past 24 hours.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies added 26,497 ETH last week, taking its ethereum treasury to 5,416,901 coins valued at about $10.85 billion. The company says that total equals 4.49% of the 120.7 million ETH in circulation and keeps it on track for its 5% target in 2026. Bitmine also reported 4,718,677 ETH is staked via its MAVAN platform with a seven-day annualized yield of 2.73% and projected annualized staking revenue of $258 million.

XRP slid to a 15-week low as selling accelerated, with CryptoSavingExpert noting a drop to $1.32 despite signals that often support prices. Traders are now focused on whether $1.30 can hold, with CoinCodex showing XRP at $1.29 and nearby levels of $1.34 resistance and $1.28 as the next downside area if support breaks.

Siren (SIREN) was up 12% over the prior day at press time, with trading activity accelerating as volume rose 177% to $14.43 million. Holder count also reached a new all-time high of 52,690, while perpetuals data showed open interest up 27% to over $32 million alongside a positive 0.0472% funding rate. Analysts noted liquidity clusters above spot could be cleared if momentum holds, while a move toward $0.48 becomes more relevant if strength fades.

Bitmine (BMNR) said it bought 26,497 ETH for about $53 million, down from 120,000 ETH the prior week, as Ethereum traded around $1,980. The firm reported total ETH holdings of about 5.42 million tokens, or roughly 4.49% of the ~120.7 million circulating supply, while BMNR shares have fallen 38% over the past year.

TON rose on June 1 after Telegram founder Pavel Durov said the network's native currency will be renamed from Toncoin to Gram. Durov said "Gram" was the original name used in TON's first white paper, and the change is expected to take about three weeks while TON remains the blockchain's name. Following the announcement, TON gained over 15% and traded above $2.18.

Bitwise has brought its $259 million Crypto Carry Fund (USCC) on-chain, placing XRP in the underlying basket alongside Bitcoin, Ether and Solana. The firm says assets under management have topped $250 million and the fund's 30-day yield is around 4% annualized. Shares are tokenized for use as collateral on DeFi venues such as Aave Horizon and Kamino, while the product is offered via private placement to qualified investors.

Stellar's XLM has been floated as a potential challenger to Solana's SOL after a utility-led move last week lifted XLM up the rankings and took it to $0.248. Market watchers are also focusing on how close 24-hour volume has become, with SOL at $1.91 billion versus XLM at $1.51 billion, even as their market caps remain far apart.