Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $527M Net Outflows Last Week, Extending Outflow Streak to 8 WeeksFrom June 29 to July 2 (ET), spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $527 million in net outflows, marking the eighth consecutive week of outflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $13.67 million in net outflows, also for the eighth straight week. Spot SOL ETFs saw $5.75 million in net inflows, XRP ETFs $17.19 million, and HYPE ETFs $4.32 million. ...

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Coinbase Criticized Over AI-Generated Fake World Cup Result, Brian Armstrong Says Team Is InvestigatingAccording to BeInCrypto, Coinbase faced criticism after an AI-generated prediction market alert claimed Norway had beaten Brazil 3-2 before the match had started, with Erling Haaland scoring twice. Coinbase’s own market page showed the match was under a weather delay and no result existed at the time. CEO Brian Armstrong said he was looking into the error with the team. The incident raised questions about ...

Bitcoin Miner Stress Reaches Historically Rare LevelAccording to @BitcoinNewsCom, the Miner Cycle Stress Composite has fallen to a new 2026 low and entered its “undervalued” range. Similar synchronized declines previously appeared near major Bitcoin bottoms in 2015, 2018, 2020, 2022 and 2024. The composite has now repeated behavior last seen during the 2015 miner capitulation, when Bitcoin fell from about $300 to $160 in less than a week, marking a historically rare level of miner stress. ...

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Clarity Act Faces Shrinking Window as Aug. 7 Key Deadline NearsThe Clarity Act was not signed into law on July 4 as White House adviser Patrick Witt had hoped, and its window to pass Congress before the midterms is narrowing. Three people following the process remain optimistic, with Senate staff still reconciling the Agriculture and Banking Committee versions. The next key date is Aug. 7, 2026, the Senate’s final session day before the summer break and campaign season. ...

Binance Stops Trading Services in France and Other European Countries After Missing MiCA LicenseBinance has stopped offering trading services in France and several other European countries from July 1 after failing to obtain a MiCA license in time, according to BFM Business. French users can now only withdraw assets and can no longer trade spot or margin products. Binance previously served about 2 million users in France and said user funds remain safe. On-chain data shows Binance saw about $1.6 billion in ...

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