• MicroStrategy launched a $1.25B BTC monetization plan to boost USD reserves and approved up to $1B in preferred-stock repurchases plus $1B in common/MSTR buybacks.
  • Bitcoin ETFs saw $231M in liquidations yesterday, driving $4.3B net outflows in June and marking eight straight days of outflows — June was the largest monthly withdrawal this year.
  • BTCUSD saw about $3.3B net ETF outflows YTD; ETF flows turned negative this year. Bank cited slow U.S. crypto legislation, weak sentiment and lower price outlooks for BTC.
  • Crypto-hoarding firm plans to sell up to $1.25B in Bitcoin to raise cash, citing potential near-term downward pressure on BTC/USD.
  • Firm OKs up to $1.25B BTC sales (~21,082 BTC), about 2.5% of its 847,363 BTC holdings, to raise capital under a new framework.
  • Company treasuries added ~3,600 BTC in June (vs ~25,000 in May), raising holdings to 847,363 BTC bought at an average $64,103; BTC quoted near $58,656.
  • BTCUSD formed lower highs after rebounds near $60,000; ~ $66,000 acts as resistance (50‑month EMA). Analyst flags potential slide toward $47,000–$57,000.
  • On-chain data shows rising BTCUSD exchange inflows and higher activity from addresses that moved coins near the all-time high, with those coins transacted at rates signaling realized losses.
  • Order book shows biggest BTCUSD liquidity at $50,000–$57,000. Traders note $50,000–$52,000 as a near-term support band if longs near $50,000 are cleared.
  • Investors moved into Bitcoin instruments and ETFs during the downturn; large-cap crypto drew inflows while smaller tokens faced liquidity and funding strains.