
Binance Outflows Triple to $1.23 Billion as Ethereum Withdrawals Hit Three-Year High
Binance experienced a significant $1.23 billion in weekly net outflows, marking a 207% increase as Ethereum withdrawals hit a three-year high.

Binance experienced a significant $1.23 billion in weekly net outflows, marking a 207% increase as Ethereum withdrawals hit a three-year high.

Options market data on July 3, 2026, indicates that traders are not fully convinced by the recent price bounce in Bitcoin and Ether, signaling continued caution.

Citi slashes its 12-month Bitcoin and Ether price targets, scrapping ETF inflow forecasts due to stalled US crypto legislation and weak demand.

Crédit Agricole's institutional banking arm, CACEIS, has launched EURXT, a euro-pegged stablecoin on Ethereum, with an initial issuance of 20.02 million tokens.

Bitcoin is approaching its 2024 lows, with options traders increasing their demand for downside protection as the broader crypto market faces pressure.

Bitmine acquired approximately $43 million worth of Ether last week, coinciding with its entry into the Russell 1000 Index.

Bitmine acquired $43 million in Ethereum, its smallest purchase since early May, as Tom Lee blamed broader crypto weakness on quarter-end "window dressing."

Binance ceased operations in parts of Europe due to regulatory licensing failures, while EthLabs, backed by Joe Lubin, launched to boost Ethereum adoption.

Bitcoin has dipped below $60,000 and is on track for a rare back-to-back quarterly loss, down nearly 7% this week.

Bitcoin briefly hit its lowest point since September 2024 before rebounding to $59,770, as $1 billion in futures positions were liquidated.

Bitcoin briefly touched near **$58,000** before recovering, as **CF Benchmarks** identified the **$50,000 to $60,000** range as a consistent buyer entry point.

Coinbase's **Base** blockchain suffered a **two-hour** outage on **Thursday** due to a **consensus problem**, temporarily halting network operations.

Coinbase's Base blockchain experienced a two-hour outage on Thursday due to a consensus problem, temporarily halting block production before resuming operations.

The recent failure of Bitcoin Layer 2 solution Botanix suggests that Bitcoin holders largely prefer Ethereum for their DeFi activities.

The failure of **Botanix**, a **Bitcoin** Layer 2 solution, suggests **Bitcoin** holders overwhelmingly prefer **Ethereum DeFi** over native **Bitcoin L2s**.

Coinbase's Base blockchain, a major Ethereum layer-2 network, experienced a two-hour outage that temporarily halted transaction processing.

Bitcoin has climbed back above the $60,000 threshold, with Ethereum and Solana also recouping losses following a week of steep market declines.

Bitcoin holds above $62,500 and Ether near $1,665, but widening put skews suggest bears remain firmly in control.

Bitcoin fell 2.5% to $62,300 and Ether dropped over 4%, with a staggering $717 million in liquidations across altcoins following a Nasdaq tech selloff.

A new nonprofit, Ethlabs, backed by Bitmine, Sharplink, and Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin, aims to prepare the Ethereum network for institutional demand.

Bitmine, the largest Ethereum treasury firm, has added $92 million in ETH, pursuing its goal to own 5% of the total supply.

Traditional finance giant Baillie Gifford has launched the tokenized Baillie Gifford Enhanced Yield Fund (BAGEY) on Solana and Ethereum with BNY.

Ethereum's largest 'sandwich' bot, Jaredfromsubway.eth, was reportedly exploited for $7.5 million by an attacker using fake trading routes, Blockaid confirmed.

Recent data reveals a divergence in crypto investment products, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing outflows while Ether, XRP, and Solana funds saw inflows.

BitMine has strategically increased its Ethereum holdings to almost 5% of the total circulating supply, accumulating during a market downturn and generating staking yield.

BitMine has significantly increased its Ethereum holdings to nearly 5% of the total supply, actively generating yield through staking amidst market challenges.

BitMine Immersion Technologies has significantly increased its Ethereum treasury with a $139 million acquisition, pushing its total holdings past $10 billion.

Tom Lee's Ethereum treasury firm, Bitmine, has significantly expanded its Ether reserves by $136 million, following a successful $274 million preferred stock sale.

The CoinDesk 20 index showed a market downturn, with Ethereum falling 1% and Cronos dropping 1.4%, reflecting minor contractions in leading digital assets.

Bitcoin is demonstrating strong market resilience, holding crucial technical levels while major altcoins like Ethereum and Solana face significant hurdles.

Despite a brief market bounce from cooling core inflation, Bitcoin maintained its gains while Ethereum and other major altcoins saw significant weekly declines.

Bitcoin and Ethereum show signs of recovery despite a three-year high in inflation, suggesting potential shifts in investor sentiment amid looming restrictive monetary policies.

Millions of Bitcoin and a significant portion of Ethereum are currently held at a loss, signaling an 'intense capitulation' in the crypto market, though long-term prospects remain.

Circle has launched cirBTC, a new 1:1 Bitcoin-backed token on Ethereum, aiming to unlock Bitcoin's value in DeFi and challenge existing wrapped BTC solutions.

BitMine Immersion Technologies, led by Tom Lee, made its largest weekly Ethereum acquisition this year, viewing the recent market downturn as merely superficial.

Despite prior caution from its chairman, crypto firm Bitmine recently made its largest-ever Ether purchase, signaling a strategic move to buy the dip.