Tether said it has appointed a new independent director to the board of Bitcoin treasury firm Twenty One Capital (XXI) to fill a vacancy on its audit committee, citing compliance with U.S. SEC Securities Exchange Act Rule 10A-3 and New York Stock Exchange independence requirements. According to ChainCatcher, the vacancy arose after a governance agreement ended following Tether’s May 20 acquisition of SoftBank Group’s stake in XXI, which led to the resignation of SoftBank-appointed directors, including an audit committee member. Twenty One Capital said it holds more than 43,500 bitcoin and describes itself as a vertically integrated Bitcoin company with operations spanning mining, asset reserves, capital markets, and financial services. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said the company prioritized ensuring the board has independent oversight that meets SEC and NYSE standards.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry said it strongly condemned U.S. military strikes on radar and coastal monitoring facilities in the Sirik area and on Qeshm Island, calling them a blatant violation of a ceasefire agreement and an act of military aggression against Iran’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. According to Odaily, the ministry said repeated U.S. actions undermining the ceasefire show Washington has no intention of easing tensions or returning to stability, and instead is taking risky actions that put regional security at serious risk. The ministry said the U.S. government would bear responsibility for all resulting consequences and any potential escalation. It added that Iran has an inherent right to self-defense and will use all capabilities and resources to defend national sovereignty, security, and national interests.

US and Iranian forces traded attacks overnight Friday — the worst flare-up in tensions since the fragile ceasefire began in early April — as negotiations to extend the truce, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and establish a framework for broader peace talks made no meaningful progress during the week. US Central Command reported intercepting six Iranian ballistic missiles fired at Bahrain and Kuwait, shooting down four drones heading toward the Strait of Hormuz, and conducting retaliatory strikes on Iranian coastal surveillance radar sites in Goruk and on Qeshm Island. No damages were reported from either side's attacks. The state of negotiations: multiple sticking points, no deal Efforts to reach an interim peace agreement between Washington and Tehran have stalled on several fronts simultaneously. The core elements of a potential deal — a two-month ceasefire extension, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and a pathway for deeper talks on Iran's nuclear program — remain unresolved as both sides struggle to bridge fundamental differences. Key sticking points include the release of billions of dollars in frozen Iranian financial assets, which Tehran is demanding as part of any agreement, and a parallel ceasefire between Israel and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. Iran has made a Lebanon ceasefire a precondition for any US-Iran deal — a condition the US has limited ability to deliver unilaterally given Hezbollah's rejection earlier this week of a US-brokered ceasefire that the State Department had announced just hours before Hezbollah publicly rebuffed it. A military adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei told CNN that "the ball is in Trump's court" when it comes to reaching a deal — signaling that Tehran views the current impasse as requiring US concessions rather than Iranian ones to break. Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi is scheduled to visit Tehran on Saturday, a development that suggests back-channel diplomatic activity continues even as direct US-Iran negotiations have stalled. Trump concedes Iran retains significant missile capacity President Trump, who has for months characterized Iran as near its breaking point militarily, acknowledged in an NBC News interview Friday that approximately 21% to 22% of Tehran's missile arsenal remains intact. "It's a lot of missiles, but it's not what it was when we first attacked," he said during a visit to Wisconsin — a notable shift from the administration's earlier framing of Iran's military capacity as severely degraded. Earlier the same day, Trump told reporters the US is "having great success with Iran" and that the country is "in no position to have a nuclear weapon" — maintaining the public posture of US strength while privately acknowledging a more complex reality in the NBC interview. The ceasefire's worst week The ceasefire agreed in early April has survived multiple tests but faced its most severe challenge this week. On Wednesday, Iranian strikes killed one person at Kuwait's main airport and injured dozens — the most significant civilian casualty event of the ceasefire period. Bahrain was also attacked and the US struck an oil tanker headed to Iran in response. Kuwait, a close US ally that has been one of Tehran's primary targets during the ceasefire period, has now absorbed multiple missile strikes since the truce began. Oil: above $90, but far from pre-conflict levels West Texas Intermediate crude ended the week above $90 per barrel and Brent closed near $93 — elevated levels that remain a primary source of inflationary pressure in the US economy and a political liability for the Trump administration heading into midterm elections. Trump attempted to manage expectations on oil prices Friday, telling reporters "people thought it was going to be a lot worse" and noting that $96 a barrel was far below the $300 some had feared at the conflict's outset. The Strait of Hormuz — which handles approximately one-fifth of global oil trade — remains effectively closed since the war began on February 28, the date a US airstrike killed Iran's Supreme Leader. Oil prices remain significantly above pre-conflict levels despite easing from earlier peaks, keeping the inflationary pressure that has driven Federal Reserve rate hike expectations above 68% for year-end firmly in place. What it means for crypto and financial markets The fresh escalation arriving at the end of crypto's worst week since July 2024 removes the geopolitical de-escalation catalyst that markets had been waiting on. Bitcoin briefly broke below $60,000 overnight before recovering to $61,000, and the macro picture heading into the following week combines a blowout jobs report cementing rate hike expectations, a Fed meeting on June 17, a CPI print on June 11, and now a fresh round of US-Iran military exchanges with no peace deal imminent. The Strait of Hormuz remaining closed means oil above $90 is structural rather than speculative — and oil above $90 means inflation above target, which means the Fed stays hawkish, which means rate hikes, which means sustained headwinds for Bitcoin and risk assets broadly. The chain of causation from Middle East geopolitics to crypto price action has never been more direct than in the current cycle.

Strategy (MSTR) Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said Bitcoin’s long-term success depends on four distinct ideological camps working together, after outlining the framework in a post on X. According to CoinDesk, Saylor argued that maximalists provide conviction, capitalists expand adoption through corporate and institutional integration, technologists strengthen the network via cautious innovation, and fundamentalists protect decentralization, self-custody and monetary integrity. He said no single ideology should dominate and called for balance among the groups.

Memecoins are typically where crypto traders go to find risk. This week they are where risk is getting cut first and hardest. Dogecoin and Shiba Inu each fell approximately 9% as Bitcoin drifted toward the psychologically critical $60,000 level, with the sharpest selling concentrated in the most speculative corners of a market already dealing with its worst week since July 2024.Dogecoin: four-month ascending channel brokenDogecoin fell from $0.0891 to $0.0830 — breaking through the ascending channel that had guided its price action since February. The channel had held for four months through multiple macro headwinds, making its loss more technically significant than the 9% percentage decline alone suggests.The manner of the breakdown is the most concerning signal. DOGE saw its largest trading volume during the breakdown itself rather than on recovery attempts — a pattern that indicates sellers are driving the move with conviction rather than passive profit-taking. Heavy volume on breakdowns and thin volume on bounces is the signature of a market where sellers remain firmly in control and buyers are reluctant to step in ahead of lower prices.Derivatives positioning has shifted accordingly. DOGE futures open interest has been falling, indicating that leveraged long positions are being closed rather than new shorts being opened — a deleveraging dynamic rather than an aggressive bearish bet, which can sometimes precede stabilization once the unwinding completes.The key level to watch is $0.0819. A clean break below that level strengthens the case for a move toward $0.067 — the next meaningful support in DOGE's structure. Recovery attempts face immediate resistance at $0.0883, the former channel support that has now converted into overhead supply.Shiba Inu: below every major moving averageShiba Inu's chart looks structurally weaker than Dogecoin's. The token dropped from $0.000004997 to $0.000004630, slicing through support near $0.000004780 on heavy selling pressure — and it is doing so from a position already below every major moving average, continuing a pattern of lower highs and lower lows that has persisted despite aggressive token burns and ecosystem development activity.SHIB open interest is hovering near cycle lows, reflecting minimal new capital entering the token on either side of the trade. The absence of leveraged positioning — usually a precondition for the short squeeze dynamics that can produce sharp recoveries in meme assets — reduces the probability of a reflexive bounce driven by forced short covering.Like DOGE, SHIB saw its biggest volume spikes during the breakdown rather than the recovery, confirming seller control. Exchange outflows — which would normally be associated with accumulation as traders move tokens to cold storage rather than prepare to sell — failed to support price, suggesting macro conditions and negative momentum are overwhelming what would otherwise be a constructive long-term signal.Support for SHIB sits near $0.000004575. Losing that level exposes the next downside zone around $0.000004500. Recovery attempts face resistance at $0.000004780, the former support that has now flipped to overhead supply.The conflicting signals underneathBoth tokens are showing a specific contradiction that makes the current setup difficult to read with confidence. Exchange outflows — tokens leaving trading platforms and moving to wallets — are occurring at meaningful sizes in both DOGE and SHIB. Historically, exchange outflows signal accumulation behavior, as traders who intend to hold rather than sell typically move assets off exchanges. If those outflows were the primary driver of market dynamics, both tokens should be finding support.They are not — because macro conditions and momentum are currently more powerful than long-term accumulation signals. When traders are focused on Federal Reserve rate hike expectations, Bitcoin approaching $60,000, record crypto ETF outflows, and the worst weekly performance since July 2024, they pay less attention to on-chain accumulation signals and more attention to price momentum and risk management. The exchange outflows are real, but they are being overwhelmed by sellers reacting to the broader environment rather than to DOGE or SHIB fundamentals specifically.What a recovery requiresOversold readings are beginning to appear across momentum indicators for both tokens — consistent with the broader crypto market where the average RSI across all pairs has dropped into oversold territory. But oversold alone is not a reversal signal. Oversold conditions can persist for extended periods in sustained downtrends, and neither DOGE nor SHIB has shown convincing evidence of a durable reversal.The clearest sign that the trend is changing would be buyers reclaiming broken support levels — not merely bouncing from oversold conditions but establishing the former support as new support through sustained price action above those levels. For DOGE, that means reclaiming $0.0883. For SHIB, it means reclaiming $0.000004780. Until either of those flips from resistance back to support on meaningful volume, the path of least resistance remains lower.

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

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