22 min temuSoSoValue: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs log $519m net outflow on June 2, extending streak to 12 daysSoSoValue data show that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a combined net outflow of $519 million on June 2 (ET), extending their outflow streak to 12 consecutive sessions. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs also remained under pressure, recording total net outflows of $90.15 million for the day and stretching their run of redemptions to 16 days.35 min temuHUGE: WSJ says hyperliquid:native is emerging as Wall Street's go-to 24/7 venue for perpetual futures tradingHUGE: hyperliquid:native is quickly gaining traction with Wall Street as a round-the-clock marketplace for trading perpetual futures. The Wall Street Journal reports the platform is being used to access a wide range of underlying exposures, from crude oil to pre-IPO companies.39 min temuMastercard broadens stablecoin settlement options, adding USDC, RLUSD, PYUSD, USDG, USDP and SoFiUSD across major blockchainsMastercard is expanding its stablecoin settlement support to include USDC, RLUSD, PYUSD, USDG, USDP and SoFiUSD. The added support spans Ethereum, Solana, XRP Ledger, Base, Arbitrum and Polygon.56 min temuSEC puts crypto on its 2030 agenda, elevating digital assets as a strategic priorityThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has positioned digital assets as a strategic priority through 2030, signaling a notable recalibration of its regulatory stance. The agency said blockchain and crypto technologies could reshape America's financial infrastructure. Its roadmap calls for clearer rules covering tokenization, staking, custody, and the operation of digital-asset markets.1 godz. temuMastercard broadens settlement options to include regulated stablecoins USDC, RLUSD and PYUSD across major blockchainsMastercard is expanding its settlement capabilities to support regulated stablecoins, including USDC, RLUSD and PYUSD. The network coverage spans Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum and the XRP Ledger (XRPL).1 godz. temuBIG: Tokyo inflation slows to 1.3% YoY in May, a four-year low and sixth straight monthly decelerationBIG: Japan's Tokyo CPI rose 1.3% year over year in May, the slowest pace in four years. The reading marked a sixth consecutive month of deceleration and came in below the Bank of Japan's 2% inflation target.1 godz. temuSpot crypto ETFs log $18B net inflows YTD as institutional demand holds; bridge exploits top $340.7M in 2026; Bank of Korea seeks 51% bank control of won stablecoin issuersSpot cryptocurrency ETFs have attracted $18 billion in net inflows year to date, signaling that institutional demand remains intact. Crypto bridge exploits are back in focus after 14 attacks in 2026 resulted in $340.7 million in losses, underscoring renewed security risks. In South Korea, the Bank of Korea is calling for banks to hold a 51% ownership stake in won-denominated stablecoin issuers. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) has pushed back against the proposal.1 godz. temuETF flows: Solana spot ETFs post net inflows on June 2; Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs see outflowsETF FLOWS: Solana spot ETFs recorded net inflows on June 2, while Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs posted net outflows. BTC: $519.19M. ETH: $90.15M. SOL: $6.5M.1 godz. temuBitcoin whales offloaded 24,602 BTC last week; price slid 13% as retail bought the dip, Santiment saysBitcoin "whales" and "sharks" sold a combined 24,602 BTC last week, helping push the price down 13%, according to Santiment. At the same time, retail micro traders were net accumulators. Santiment noted that a reversal in both flows—large holders turning back to buying while small traders ease off—could mark an attractive dip-buying window.2 godz. temuUK FCA Warns Football Clubs of Legal and Money Laundering Exposure From Unauthorized Crypto SponsorsThe UK Financial Conduct Authority has warned Premier League and other football clubs that sponsorship agreements with unauthorized crypto firms and trading platforms could leave clubs exposed to legal liability, money laundering risks and reputational harm, Reuters reported. The regulator said some unregistered companies may be using high-profile club sponsorships to market products to football fans despite not being permitted to operate in the UK. The FCA urged clubs to tighten due diligence and strengthen checks on commercial partners. Source
