June isn’t just another month for crypto it’s shaping up to be one of the most crucial periods for the Web3 space this year.

Let’s start with Ethereum. The SEC is reviewing Grayscale’s spot Ethereum, particularly its staking feature. If this gets the green light, it could be a game-changer for #ETH . Not only would it open the door for more institutional investment, but it could also bring more legitimacy to #ETH staking overall. On the flip side, if the SEC pushes back, we might see a dip in sentiment and price.

At the same time, the U.S. House of Representatives is getting more involved. With hearings lined up for stablecoins and DeFi platforms, regulators are clearly trying to catch up with the space. While this sounds like bad news to some, it could actually be a step in the right direction especially if clearer guidelines help onboard bigger players into DeFi. Expect some market nerves while this plays out, though.

But that’s not all. The macroeconomic landscape is another factor to watch. Non-farm payrolls, CPI inflation data, and upcoming #FOMC‬⁩ rate decisions are all dropping in June. Any surprises here especially on inflation — could trigger volatility not just in traditional markets but across crypto too. #ETH and #BTC are usually the first to react.

Now let’s talk tokens. Several major projects including ZKsync, SUI, Aptos, and Starknet are facing large token unlocks. This typically leads to increased selling pressure

, especially from early investors or teams looking to cash out. If you’re holding $ZK, $SUI , $APT

, or $STRK

, this is definitely something to keep an eye on. Prices might dip temporarily, but it could also create solid entry points if you’re thinking long-term.

In short, June is packed with movement from regulators to macro to tokenomics. If you’re active in the crypto space, this is the time to stay sharp and not just ride the hype.