
Securitize Heads to NYSE as SPAC Redemptions Hold Under 30%
Tokenization firm Securitize is preparing for a New York Stock Exchange listing via a SPAC merger, with redemption rates reported below 30% ahead of the debut.
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Tokenization firm Securitize is preparing for a New York Stock Exchange listing via a SPAC merger, with redemption rates reported below 30% ahead of the debut.

SIREN has posted a 21% gain, offering some relief to holders after a single whale sell-off in June sent the memecoin crashing by 94%.

Investors fleeing unstable economies may push Bitcoin higher even as broader crypto markets struggle, according to analysis from Pluang.

Veteran investor Jeremy Grantham has issued a stark warning on Bitcoin, arguing the cryptocurrency is a speculative bubble with no intrinsic value and a bleak long-term outlook.

OpenAI's naming choices for its GPT-5 sub-models are creating confusion in crypto markets, with names like Sol, Terra, and Luna overlapping with well-known token tickers.

Ripple's former CTO has clarified that the idea behind XRP existed before Bitcoin, though the XRP token itself only launched after Bitcoin's creation.

Over $700 million in Bitcoin long positions were wiped out as BTC slipped under $60,000, reflecting weak demand and sustained losses across the market.

A look at the key crypto market developments from the fourth week of June 2026, as tracked and summarized by Sanbase's weekly briefing series.

Europe's markets regulator is telling crypto firms that missed the MiCA authorisation deadline to stop offering services to EU customers and begin winding down operations.

Bitcoin is hovering near $60,000 as traders and analysts argue over whether the cryptocurrency's historic 4-year cycle still drives price action or institutions have rewritten the rules.

The total stablecoin market has climbed to $315 billion as cautious sentiment among crypto investors continues to drag on Ether prices.

Bitcoin fell below $60,000 triggering a wave of forced selling across crypto markets, with $895 million in positions liquidated in a sharp sell-off.