Binance's major sellers dumped $13.04 million worth of ETH, causing it to fall by 1.58%.

[$10.71 million worth of BTC was traded in a single transaction, originating from OKX spot trading.] A short-term probe by funds emerged, yet the underlying intent remains unclear. Market dynamics might intensify further.

Bitcoin erased its post-election gains as AI stocks fell, resulting in a $428 million long liquidation in the cryptocurrency market.

Apple plans to issue approximately $7 billion in investment-grade bonds for general corporate purposes, including stock buybacks, dividend payments, and capital expenditures. The issuance will consist of seven tranches with maturities ranging from two to ten years. Microsoft, Oracle, and Meta Platforms recently raised a combined $50 billion in the US market to support investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Apple last issued bonds in May 2025, raising $4.5 billion.

Canary Capital's pledged Injective ETF (INJC) is now listed on Nasdaq, with at least 90% of its INJ holdings currently pledged. (Source: James Seyffart)

Citi Wealth is currently promoting spot Bitcoin ETFs to its clients, describing them as a way to hold Bitcoin through a brokerage account, alongside stocks and bonds. In the two trading days following the Binance hack, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of approximately $1 billion. Matthew Sigel of VanEck stated that the hack delayed the launch of Citigroup's Custody+ Bitcoin custody service; Citigroup has not confirmed this claim or announced a specific launch date for the service.