Crypto Markets Writer
Tony Rabbit is a crypto markets writer at DEXTools News covering decentralized finance, on-chain trends, and trading narratives. He turns DEXTools live on-chain data into clear, actionable explanations for everyday readers, with a focus on new token launches, memecoins, liquidity, token safety, and how DEX market structure actually behaves. His reporting leans on primary sources and verifiable on-chain evidence over hype.
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Two fresh exploits hit crypto in the first days of June 2026. Gnosis Pay saw a card protection bypassed, while TesseraDAO lost about 2.5 million dollars to a mint-and-dump attack laundered through Tornado Cash.
Canary Capital filed for a spot PEPE ETF on May 25, 2026, an unusual move that would wrap a pure memecoin in a regulated fund. Here is what the filing means and what it does not.
Markets have largely given up on Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2026, with CME FedWatch showing roughly 95 to 98 percent odds of no change. Here is how that macro shift is filtering into crypto.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have shed about $4.37 billion across 13 straight days of outflows as Ether, Solana and XRP funds join the exodus. The one exception is Hyperliquid, where spot HYPE ETFs keep pulling in fresh money.
Ether is sliding faster than Bitcoin in early June, weighed down by a long spot ETF outflow streak and weak seasonality, yet on-chain whales keep stacking ETH even as the price drops.
Bitcoin derivatives are sending a bearish signal as BTC trades near $61,000 to $62,500, with open interest down 8.5% and a $1 billion put cluster sitting at the $60,000 strike on Deribit.
A Tether-aligned blockchain called Stable has launched with about 28 million dollars in funding and a defining twist: it uses USDT as its native gas token, so users pay transaction fees in a stablecoin rather than a separate volatile asset.
Roughly $3 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated over two days, the worst two-day stretch in months, as Bitcoin slid toward $61,000 and long traders bore the brunt of the damage.
Bitcoin sank to roughly $61,300 overnight before steadying near $62,500, its weakest level since February, as liquidations, ETF outflows, and risk-off flows weighed on the market.
Bitmine chairman Tom Lee dismissed fears over Strategy's first Bitcoin sale in roughly four years and a long ETF outflow streak, calling the selling classic 'bottom behavior' as Bitcoin slid toward 61,000 dollars.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission published its Draft Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2026 through 2030 on June 2, 2026, placing digital assets and distributed ledger technology at the center of its priorities under Chairman Paul S. Atkins.
Chiliz (CHZ) rose about 7% in 24 hours as the Royal Belgian Football Association launched an official BELG fan token on Socios.com, a rare green move during a broad crypto sell-off.
