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7 Jun 2026, 10:00

XRP Ledger Crosses 200,000 Users Mark for First Time Since March

XRP breaks the important threshold that can push bears back to their place.

7 Jun 2026, 09:54

Ripple CTO Emeritus Breaks Down Zcash Paradox: Why 'Lonely' Coins Aren't Lost

As Zcash (ZEC) developers race to deploy the Ironwood upgrade following a critical vulnerability, Ripple's David Schwartz explains why passive holders remain safe.

7 Jun 2026, 09:53

BlackRock dumped $1.5 billion of these cryptocurrencies in a week

BlackRock’s cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds ( ETFs ) experienced significant investor withdrawals over the past week, with Bitcoin ( BTC ) and Ethereum ( ETH ) products recording a combined net outflow of approximately $1.5 billion. The bulk of the selling pressure came from Bitcoin, where BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw investors pull roughly $1.34 billion over five days ending June 5. At the same time, the asset manager’s Ethereum ETFs recorded combined outflows of about $121.8 million, bringing total withdrawals across the two leading cryptocurrencies to $1.459 billion. Data shows BlackRock’s IBIT fund faced persistent selling pressure throughout the week, with the largest withdrawals occurring between June 1 and June 3, when investors pulled more than $1.17 billion from the Bitcoin ETF. Total Bitcoin spot ETF inflows. Source: Coinglass Although the fund recorded a modest inflow on June 4, it was insufficient to reverse the broader trend. By the end of the five days, IBIT had posted net outflows of approximately $1.34 billion. The withdrawals coincided with a difficult week for Bitcoin, as weakening risk appetite and a broader cryptocurrency market sell-off pushed the asset below the $60,000 level at one point. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin was trading at $61,506, up nearly 1% over the previous 24 hours but down about 17% on the week. Ethereum ETF outflows BlackRock’s Ethereum ETFs also recorded notable withdrawals during the five days. While ETHA saw net outflows of $124.8 million, ETHB attracted about $3 million in inflows, bringing the firm’s total Ethereum ETF outflow to approximately $121.8 million. Total Ethereum spot ETF inflows. Source: Coinglass The withdrawals reflect a broader trend across the cryptocurrency ETF market, where investors have reduced exposure amid profit-taking, uncertainty over interest rate expectations, and a wider shift away from risk assets. The selling pressure has weighed on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader digital asset market, contributing to lower market capitalization and heightened volatility. Despite the weak weekly performance, there were signs that institutional sentiment may be stabilizing. Both ETFs recorded modest inflows toward the end of the week, breaking extended streaks of net withdrawals and suggesting some investors may be taking advantage of lower prices. The post BlackRock dumped $1.5 billion of these cryptocurrencies in a week appeared first on Finbold .

7 Jun 2026, 09:44

SHIB Team Issues Update as Shiba Inu Website Faces Temporary Disruption

Shiba Inu community gets major status update as SHIB platform gets fix implemented.

7 Jun 2026, 09:36

Ripple’s XRP Reclaims Key Support, Bitcoin (BTC) Eyes $63K: Weekend Watch

Bitcoin’s price recovery from the Friday calamity to under $60,000 has continued in the past 24 hours, with the asset climbing toward $63,000. Most larger-cap altcoins have followed suit, posting notable gains on a daily scale. ETH has risen toward $1,650, while XRP has jumped past $1.10 and $1.15. BTC to Challenge $63K? We have written multiple times in the past few days about the large extent of the market-wide crash that took place during the last business week, especially on Friday. Bitcoin entered it at roughly $73,000 before its painful breakdown began. It kept losing value daily, first dropping below $70,000 before it dumped to $65,000 by the middle of the week. Although it tried to rebound to $67,000, this attempt became a dead-cat bounce. The following days were even more brutal, especially Friday. At the time, the bears did something they couldn’t do even during the early February crash and drove BTC to under $60,000 for the first time since late 2024. The silver lining for bitcoin is that the calamity affected Wall Street and gold, and worsened after the positive US jobs report in the US. After that multi-year low, the cryptocurrency finally rebounded and jumped past $60,000 almost immediately. It tapped $61,000 yesterday and has risen to almost $63,000 as of now. Its market capitalization has climbed past $1.250 trillion on CG, while its dominance over the alts stands above 56%. BTCUSD June 7. Source: TradingView XRP, Alts Rebound The daily scale is quite positive for the altcoins, which were crushed during the market-wide decline. ETH had dumped to $1,500, but it’s close to $1,650 now after a 4% daily gain. BNB has neared $600, while XRP has rebounded above two important support levels at $1.10 and $1.15. The asset dipped to $1.05 on Friday. SOL, TRX, DOGE, RAIN, and XLMR have posted gains of up to 4%, while ZEC continues its post-FUD recovery with an 8% surge to $400. LINK, CC, SUI, SHIB, TAO, UNI, and WLD are also well in the green. Double-digit price increases come from lower-cap alts, such as LAB, H, BEAT, SIREN, and M. The total crypto market cap has recovered roughly $150 billion since the low on Friday and is up to $2.240 trillion on CG. Cryptocurrency Market Overview June 7. Source: QuantifyCrypto The post Ripple’s XRP Reclaims Key Support, Bitcoin (BTC) Eyes $63K: Weekend Watch appeared first on CryptoPotato .

7 Jun 2026, 09:16

Bitcoin climbs above $62,000 as crypto market steadies after brutal selloff