Investors withdrew $1.7 billion from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs this week. According to Odaily, the outflows totaled $1.7 billion.

Serenity said on X that his account has accumulated 107,894,491 impressions and generated about $4,649 in creator revenue, which he said will be used to help rescue stray dogs. According to Odaily, Serenity said all related income will go toward stray dog rescue efforts, with plans for larger donations later. He added that, based on current estimates, rescuing one dog costs about $600, and the scale of rescues will increase in proportion to his follower growth. Serenity said he prefers to profit through investment markets rather than earning from his follower base, and therefore has not considered it necessary to set a high paywall or run paid advertisements. He added that even without the creator revenue program, he would continue sharing investment views.

Cardano's ADA token has crashed to approximately $0.16 — its lowest level since December 2020 — down nearly 30% in a week and more than 75% over the past year, as a confluence of negative events has turned one of crypto's most loyal retail communities into one of the market's clearest stress cases. Social media activity is surging, on-chain addresses are at four-month highs, and the token is getting more attention than at any point in 2026. None of it is helping the price. What triggered the breakdown The selling intensified after founder Charles Hoskinson announced he was "taking a break" and warned that Cardano could face a "wave of failures" across its ecosystem — a remarkable statement from the creator of a project that still commands one of crypto's largest retail communities. His remarks came after two specific negative developments that illustrated the warning in concrete terms. TapTools, a Cardano analytics platform that had operated for four years, announced it would shut down — removing a core piece of ecosystem infrastructure that developers and users relied on for on-chain data. Simultaneously, the Cardano community voted against funding the 2026 Cardano Summit in Singapore, choosing instead to approve a smaller presence at Token2049 — a governance decision that signaled both funding constraints and reduced community confidence in the project's growth trajectory. Together, the founder stepping back, a key analytics platform shutting down, and a community vote against the annual flagship event created a negative narrative cascade that technical buyers have been unable to absorb. The social data: attention at 2026 highs, but driven by distress Santiment data shows Cardano's social dominance reached approximately 0.52% — a 2026 high, meaning more than one in every 190 crypto-related discussions across tracked social channels was focused on Cardano at the peak. Daily active addresses climbed to 28,459, the highest level in four months, suggesting users are moving funds, checking positions, or interacting with the network during the selloff. The dual reading of these metrics captures exactly where Cardano finds itself. The bullish interpretation is that Cardano's base has not disappeared — ADA still commands one of crypto's loudest communities, and activity rising into a selloff can demonstrate that holders are engaged rather than checked out. Many assets see on-chain activity collapse during major drawdowns as holders simply give up. The bearish interpretation is that the attention spike is being pulled in by distress rather than opportunity. Project shutdowns, treasury funding fights, and a founder stepping back are not the catalysts that bring durable institutional or new retail bids. Social engagement driven by concern and defense of a position is qualitatively different from engagement driven by excitement about ecosystem growth or new applications. Retail loyalty — and Cardano has demonstrated remarkable retail loyalty through multiple cycles — can keep a token relevant in social discussions. It cannot replace new capital formation, working applications, or ecosystem expansion. The fundamental question Cardano needs to answer ADA at $0.16 is objectively cheap by the standards of prior bull cycle pricing — the token traded above $3 in 2021 and touched $1 as recently as late 2024. But price alone is not a catalyst for recovery. Cardano needs to demonstrate three things before the market can build a credible recovery thesis. First, that projects can survive within the ecosystem. The TapTools shutdown is a warning signal about whether Cardano's developer and application layer can sustain itself through the current bear market conditions. Multiple project failures would validate Hoskinson's "wave of failures" warning and deepen the fundamental concern about ecosystem health. Second, that treasury funding can be deployed effectively. The community vote against the 2026 Summit revealed governance tensions around how the Cardano treasury allocates resources — a critical issue for any blockchain ecosystem that relies on treasury-funded development and marketing to grow. Third, that users have reasons to do more than defend the chain online. The 28,459 active addresses are meaningful, but the nature of that activity matters. Defensive portfolio management and community discussions are not the same as genuine application usage, DeFi activity, or developer deployment of new projects. The broader context ADA's collapse to four-year lows is happening against the backdrop of crypto's worst week since July 2024, with Bitcoin briefly breaking below $60,000, Ether approaching the critical $1,420 level from April 2025, and $1.6 billion in crypto liquidations across 308,000 traders. In that environment, assets with ecosystem-specific negative catalysts face compounded pressure — the macro selloff removes the speculative bid while fundamental concerns remove the value bid simultaneously. Whether Cardano finds a floor at $0.16 or continues lower depends on whether any of its three fundamental requirements materialize before the community's resilience exhausts itself.

Blockchain Digital Infrastructure, a U.S.-listed digital infrastructure developer and operator, said it plans to issue 33,333,334 shares of common stock priced at $1.65 per share, aiming to raise about $55,000,000. According to ChainCatcher, the company said proceeds are intended to support the buildout of AI hosting and high-performance computing digital infrastructure, as well as capital expenditures and general corporate purposes tied to business growth.

Pakistan said Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Iran on Saturday as discussions focused on a new proposal aimed at breaking the U.S.-Iran deadlock and reaching an interim agreement. According to Jin10, Turkey’s Anadolu Agency cited Pakistani sources as saying the talks were expected to focus on resuming a second round of negotiations between Washington and Tehran. The report said the visit came as Pakistan sought to mediate in an effort to help reach a broader agreement and end U.S.-Iran conflict.

Bitcoin has recovered to approximately $61,000 in Asian morning trading on Saturday after briefly breaking below $60,000 overnight — touching a low of $59,227 before buyers stepped in and drove a more than $1,500 recovery off the session low. The rebound provides technical relief after one of the most damaging weeks for crypto markets since July 2024, but the broader picture of record ETF outflows, heavy leverage washouts, and a macro environment increasingly hostile to risk assets leaves the recovery looking fragile rather than definitive. Bitcoin was trading down approximately 1.3% on the day at around $61,000, having reclaimed the psychologically critical $60,000 level that traders had been watching all week. What caused the overnight crash The selloff that drove Bitcoin to $59,227 did not originate in crypto. Friday's nonfarm payrolls report — 172,000 jobs added against an 85,000 forecast, the third consecutive consensus-beating month — prompted markets to aggressively reprice the Federal Reserve outlook. Swaps now fully price a rate increase by end-2026, a dramatic reversal from the rate cuts that had been expected under newly confirmed chair Kevin Warsh. Two-year Treasury yields jumped 12 basis points to 4.16%. The dollar rose. Risk assets fell across the board. The damage was most severe in the AI trade that had been carrying global equity markets. The Nasdaq 100 sank approximately 5% — its steepest single-day decline since April 2025. A gauge of chipmakers tumbled 10%. The S&P 500 fell 2.6% and failed to complete its anticipated tenth straight weekly gain. The AI exuberance that had driven equities to record highs while crypto bled lower finally cracked, and when it did, it pulled crypto down with the rest of risk assets rather than providing a floor. The liquidation cascade: $1.6 billion, 308,000 traders CoinGlass data shows approximately $1.60 billion in positions liquidated over 24 hours across roughly 308,000 traders — one of the largest single-day liquidation events of the current cycle. Long positions accounted for $1.21 billion of the total, confirming that the market had been positioned for a Bitcoin defense of the $60,000 level that failed to hold before recovering. Bitcoin saw $534 million in liquidations — the largest share of any single asset. Ether followed at $423 million. Zcash, in the middle of its own 44% collapse tied to the disclosed Orchard privacy pool bug, logged another $115 million in liquidations. The combination of macro-driven selling and crypto-specific negative events — the Zcash exploit disclosure and Arthur Hayes selling his firm's entire ZEC position — created a particularly damaging convergence. The weekly damage across major tokens The seven-day performance figures reveal the full scale of what has been crypto's worst week since July 2024. Ether is down 21.6% over seven days to around $1,575 — approaching the critical $1,420 level that served as its April 2025 bottom before a four-month rally to record highs. Solana has fallen 23.7% to $63. XRP, Dogecoin, and BNB are all between 13% and 20% lower on the week. Hyperliquid's HYPE, which had outperformed through most of the recent market weakness, gave back gains with a 9.9% weekly decline. Bitcoin's weekly loss of approximately 15% represents its worst seven-day performance since the same July 2024 period that serves as the comparison point for the current selloff. The $60,000 question: defense or delay With $60,000 briefly pierced overnight and then quickly reclaimed, the market faces the question that will define the near-term trajectory. Bitcoin's recovery from $59,227 to $61,000 is technically constructive — it shows that buyers exist at the February cycle low zone and that the break below did not trigger a cascading breakdown. The 14-day RSI remains in oversold territory below 30, a reading that has preceded meaningful recoveries in August 2024, November 2025, and February 2026. But the macro backdrop that drove the overnight crash has not changed. Rate hikes are now fully priced for year-end. The Fed meets June 17 — the first meeting under Warsh — with one more CPI reading on June 11 as the last data point before that decision. The record 13-day ETF outflow streak that ended with a tiny $3 million inflow on Thursday is too small to call a regime change. And Ether is still approaching the $1,420 level that, if broken, would open 2022 bear market territory. Whether Bitcoin can build on the $61,000 bounce or whether the $59,227 low becomes a waypoint on the way to Monarq Asset Management's $45,000 scenario will depend on the June 11 CPI data and the signals that come out of the June 17 FOMC meeting. Those two events — the last inflation reading before the first Warsh Fed decision — are now the most important scheduled catalysts for crypto markets in 2026.

Polymarket odds for JD Gaming to win against Bilibili Gaming in an LPL playoffs-related market fell sharply over the past hour, dropping from 27.5% to 11.5%, a swing of 16 percentage points. According to ChainCatcher, the move occurred in the Polymarket event labeled “LoL: JD Gaming vs Bilibili Gaming - LPL Playoffs,” within the sub-market for “Match Winner,” where the “JD Gaming” option saw the decline. The report did not specify what triggered the shift, but noted that breaking developments could be influencing the market.

Bitmineの会長は、DeFiとAIがイーサリアムネットワークの価値を1兆ドル規模へと押し上げると述べ、現在の価格は「将来のオプションのディスカウント」であると指摘した。

米国株、BTC、投資、米国株の暴落？ビットコインは買い時か？ 金色財経、過去24時間で、X上のインフルエンサーたちは何を話題にしているのか？

米国の半導体株が急落し、AI需要の見通しに対する市場の楽観的な見通しに明らかな揺らぎが生じている。

本稿では、29の暗号資産パーペチュアル先物市場におけるプラットフォーム間のリード・ラグ（先行・遅行）関係を分析し、Perp DEXのアーキテクチャについて詳細に考察した。

相場、暗号資産市場、BTC、なぜ今回ビットコインは再び200週移動平均線まで戻ったのか？ 金色財経、言い換えれば、価格の下落幅が資金の流出速度をはるかに上回っているということだ。

2026年6月3日現在、マイクロストラテジー（Strategy/MSTR）は843,706ビットコイン（時価総額約531億ドル）を保有している一方、67億ドルの転換社債と155億ドルの永久優先株を負っており、年換算での利払い義務は約17.12億ドルに上る。

相場、暗号資産市場、BTC、ビットコインが6万ドルを割り込む　金色財経、暗号資産市場はさらに激しい嵐に見舞われている。

2ヶ月続いた世界的なAI相場の好調ぶりに冷や水を浴びせられる形となり、金曜日のフィラデルフィア半導体指数は10％以上急落し、1日で時価総額が1兆ドル以上蒸発した。

データセンター建設への抗議運動が全米を席巻している。バーモント州からオクラホマ州、インディアナ州からカリフォルニア州に至るまで、各地のコミュニティが結束し、地元でのデータセンターの無秩序な拡大を阻止しようとしている。

金色財経は、仮想通貨・ブロックチェーン業界の朝刊『金色朝8時』第3081号を発行し、最新かつ最速のデジタル通貨・ブロックチェーン業界ニュースをお届けします。