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$BTC Ballenas acumulan 1,5 millones de Ethereum en 30 días
Un informe de Santiment resalta que mientras los grandes inversionistas aumentan sus tenencias, los minoristas obtuvieron gananciasEl precio de ether (ETH) se mantiene por encima de 2.500 dólares.
Los movimientos de ballenas podrían impactar en el precio de ETH.
Durante los últimos 30 días, las ballenas han acumulado 1,5 millones de ether (ETH), la moneda nativa de Ethereum, equivalentes a 3.780 millones de dólares a precio de hoy, 15 de junio.

Los datos muestran que las ballenas (inversionistas que poseen más de 1.000 ETH) aumentaron sus tenencias en un 3,72% y ahora controlan el 26,98% del suministro total de ether.Los analistas de Santiment, una firma de análisis de datos on-chain, resaltan que el comportamiento de las ballenas sugiere que los inversionistas institucionales adoptaron una estrategia de acumulación a largo plazo de la criptomoneda nativa de Ethereum.Mientras tanto, los analistas de la firma indicaron que los pequeños inversionistas han estado desprendiéndose de sus ETH para obtener ganancias.

En medio de estos movimientos, la cotización de ETH al momento de la publicación de esta nota es de 2.520 dólares.

#TrumpBTCTreasury Whales accumulate 1.5 million Ethereum in 30 days
A report from Santiment highlights that while large investors increase their holdings, retail investors are taking profits. The price of ether (ETH) remains above 2,500 dollars.
Whale movements could impact the price of ETH.
Over the past 30 days, whales have accumulated 1.5 million ether (ETH), the native currency of Ethereum, equivalent to 3.78 billion dollars at today's price, June 15.

Data shows that whales (investors holding more than 1,000 ETH) increased their holdings by 3.72% and now control 26.98% of the total ether supply. Analysts from Santiment, a firm specializing in on-chain data analysis, emphasize that whale behavior suggests institutional investors have adopted a long-term accumulation strategy for Ethereum's native cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, analysts from the firm indicated that small investors have been shedding their ETH to take profits.

Amid these movements, the price of ETH at the time of publishing this note is 2,520 dollars.

$ADA What will happen to bitcoin amid the escalation of the conflict between Iran and Israel?
Analysts share their expectations about the potential impact that the increase in tension between Israel and Iran could have on bitcoin. BTC fell nearly 4% after the first recorded attacks between the two countries.
Bitcoin mining could also be affected if Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz.
The escalation in the conflict between Israel and Iran has once again brought to light the influence of global geopolitics on Bitcoin. Various analysts have expressed their opinions on what could await the digital currency and its ecosystem in the current context of tension.

In market terms, last Thursday, June 12, the price of bitcoin (BTC) dropped almost 4%, going from USD 108,500 to USD 103,500 following the massive airstrike launched by Israel against Iran. This triggered a series of retaliations between both nations that continue to be reported in media around the world. According to analysts like Markus Thielen from 10x Research, BTC falling below USD 106,000 could return it to a consolidation phase, with support at USD 100,000. John Glover, CIO of Ledn, sees rather an entry into a corrective phase that could bring BTC close to USD 88,000.

On the optimistic side, several analysts expect a swift recovery of the upward trend based especially on historical precedents. Anthony Pompliano, an investor and enthusiastic Bitcoin entrepreneur, explained that BTC's immediate reaction to this escalation was similar to what happened in October 2024, when the price fell 3% after Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel. However, within 48 hours, BTC's performance was superior to that of gold and oil, assets recognized as safe havens. This precedent opens the possibility for history to repeat itself.

André Dragosch, Head of Research for Europe at Bitwise, published a study showing that bitcoin tends to react with declines in the face of geopolitical conflicts.

#CardanoDebate Cardano builds "the first bridge" to interact with Bitcoin
Charles Hoskinson, CEO of that network, presented the Cardinal protocol, which promises to integrate both ecosystems. Cardinal heralds functionalities such as staking, loans, and trading of Ordinals in Cardano with BTC.
The protocol would serve as a bridge that wraps Bitcoin UTXO for DeFi in Cardano.
The Cardano network presented Cardinal on June 10, a new protocol designed to connect and function as a bridge between that network and the Bitcoin ecosystem.

This development, according to Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, represents the "first DeFi protocol for Bitcoin developed for Cardano". Cardinal, developed by Input Output Hong Kong (IOHK), one of the founding entities of Cardano, led by Hoskinson, introduces a mechanism with "minimal trust dependency" to integrate Bitcoin UTXO (unspent transaction outputs) into the Cardano ecosystem, as explained by Romain Pellerin, CTO of IOHK.

However, the protocol is not yet a fully production-ready solution. Pellerin stated that Cardinal is in its early stages, describing it as an infrastructure that requires further refinement.

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$BTC What does the price of bitcoin have to do with Israel's attack on Iran?
We are still in a transitional phase, where old financial logics coexist with a new way of understanding value. The instinct of many traders is to sell first and ask questions later.
For many, bitcoin is still considered a "risky" asset.
The price of bitcoin (BTC) dropped sharply yesterday, June 12, below $104,000, in what was an immediate market reaction to a high-impact geopolitical news: Israel launched a massive airstrike against Iran.

Additionally, the Israeli government declared a national state of emergency and justified its actions as a "preventive response" to the supposed imminence of an Iranian nuclear weapon. This episode marks one of the moments of greatest military tension in the Middle East in recent years. As is customary in events of this nature, the markets reacted with uncertainty. And bitcoin, which many still consider a "risky" asset, was no exception. But what does bitcoin have to do with the conflict between Israel and Iran? The short answer is: more and more. What began in 2008 as a cypherpunk experiment is now one of the 10 most valuable assets on the planet. This meteoric rise was not by chance. Over the last five years, bitcoin has been adopted by institutional funds, publicly traded companies, governments, and individuals seeking to protect their wealth from inflation or state control. Firms like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Strategy have accumulated significant amounts of BTC, and countries like El Salvador have declared it legal tender.

#IsraelIranConflict Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles towards Israel on Friday night, in what Tehran labeled as the beginning of its "crushing response" to the Israeli attacks in recent hours.

In the early hours of Friday, Israel initiated the so-called Operation Rising Lion, with which it is attacking nuclear facilities and other military targets in Iran, resulting in the deaths of key figures from the Iranian Armed Forces and prominent scientists from Tehran's nuclear program.

"A few moments ago, with the launch of dozens of ballistic missiles of various types towards the occupied territories, the operation of decisive response to the brutal attack of the Zionist regime has begun," reported the Iranian official news agency IRNA on Friday night.

Tehran had initially responded to Israel's attacks by sending 100 drones towards Israeli territory, most of which were intercepted.

On Friday night, as the civilian population took shelter, dozens of projectiles were seen flying over the sky of the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, and some explosions were heard.

$BTC Ethereum is hours away from setting a new record on Wall Street
Investment funds based on ether (ETH) have seen 18 consecutive days of positive capital flows. If today ends in the green for the ETFs, a new milestone will have been unlocked.
The price of ETH is benefiting from this investment trend.
The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of ether (ETH), the cryptocurrency of Ethereum, attracted 240 million dollars yesterday, June 11, and thus accumulate 18 consecutive days of positive capital flows.

Since their market launch in July 2024, ether ETFs have accumulated inflows of 3.74 billion dollars. If they close in the green today, they will mark for the first time a record of 19 consecutive days with capital inflows. It is worth noting that the trading day starts at 9:30 AM and ends at 4:00 PM, Eastern Time (ET). However, the final results of the ETFs, such as the official closing price and traded volume, may take a few hours to process due to the settlement of trades and data updates. Therefore, the final figure could be available in hours.

#TrumpTariffs Ethereum is hours away from setting a new record on Wall Street
Investment funds based on ether (ETH) have seen 18 consecutive days of positive capital flows. If today's trading session closes in the green for the ETFs, a new milestone will have been unlocked.
The price of ETH is being favored by this investment trend.
The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for ether (ETH), the cryptocurrency of Ethereum, captured 240 million dollars yesterday, June 11, and thus accumulate 18 consecutive days with positive capital flows.

Since their market launch in July 2024, ether ETFs have accumulated inflows of 3.740 billion dollars. If they close in the green today, they will mark for the first time a record of 19 consecutive days with capital inflows. It is worth noting that the trading session begins at 9:30 and ends at 16:00, Eastern Time in the United States (ET). However, the final results of the ETFs, such as the official closing price and the traded volume, may take a few hours to process due to the settlement of trades and data updates. Therefore, the final figure could take hours.

$ETH A Bitcoin wallet withdrew the funds of its users
Users of the BTC wallet Alby report that their funds are being withdrawn due to a controversial clause in the Terms of Service. Alby reserves the right to withdraw funds from inherited wallets that have been inactive.
"Give me back my BTC," "How is this different from theft": complaints from those affected.
Alby, a bitcoin (BTC) wallet, is facing controversy following reports from users claiming that their funds were withdrawn without consent. According to complaints on X from June 10, Alby enforced a clause in its terms of service that allows for the deduction of the full balance from users' inherited accounts.

Alby, which offers solutions based on the Lightning Network (LN), reserves the right to withdraw the total balance from inherited wallets created from 2023 onwards if they do not record transactions for a continuous year, according to clause number 12 of the Terms and Services, as seen in the following image (this measure would not affect other types of accounts): The complaint from users after losing their bitcoins
On X, several users have expressed their outrage. One affected individual stated: "Anyone using Alby, please check if your bitcoins are still there. Many, including myself, reported that our bitcoins were transferred and deleted. I checked the terms and found that they added that if you are inactive, they can take all your money. It's too shady! How is this different from theft?"

That same person also warned about the precedent this sets: "If all wallets do the same, wouldn't this be 'legal' theft? Some have lost thousands of dollars. This cannot be explained by an unfair clause!" They also added a screenshot showing the withdrawal of their BTC, subject to an "inactivity fee":

A Bitcoin wallet has withdrawn funds from its users
Users of the BTC wallet Alby report that their funds are being withdrawn due to a controversial clause in the Terms of Service. Alby reserves the right to withdraw funds from inherited wallets that have been inactive.
"Give me back my BTC," "How is this different from theft": the complaints of those affected.
Alby, a Bitcoin (BTC) wallet, is facing controversy after reports from users claiming that their funds were withdrawn without consent. According to complaints on X from June 10, Alby applied a clause in its terms of service that allows the deduction of the full balance from inherited user accounts.

Alby, which offers solutions based on the Lightning Network (LN), reserves the right to withdraw the total balance from inherited wallets created from 2023, if they do not register transactions for a continuous year, according to clause number 12 of the Terms and Services, as seen in the following image (this measure would not affect other types of accounts): The complaint of users after losing their bitcoins
On X, several users have expressed their outrage. One affected individual noted: "Anyone using Alby, please check if your bitcoins are still there. Many, including myself, report that our bitcoins were transferred and deleted. I reviewed the terms and found that they added that if you are not active, they can take all your money. It's too shady! How is this different from theft?"

That same person also warned about the precedent this sets: "If all wallets do the same, wouldn’t this be 'legal' theft? Some have lost thousands of dollars. This cannot be justified by an unfair clause!" They also included a screenshot showing the withdrawal of their BTC, subject to an "inactivity fee":

#NasdaqETFUpdate A Bitcoin wallet withdrew funds from its users
Users of the BTC wallet Alby report that their funds are being withdrawn due to a controversial clause in the Terms of Service. Alby reserves the right to withdraw funds from inherited wallets that have been inactive.
"Give me back my BTC," "How is this different from theft": the complaints of those affected.
Alby, a Bitcoin (BTC) wallet, is facing controversy after reports from users who claim their funds were withdrawn without consent. According to complaints on X from June 10, Alby applied a clause in its terms of service that allows for the deduction of the full balance of users' inherited accounts.

Alby, which offers solutions based on the Lightning Network (LN), reserves the right to withdraw the total balance of inherited wallets created from 2023, if they do not record transactions for a continuous year, according to clause number 12 of the Terms and Services, as seen in the following image (this measure would not affect other types of accounts): The complaint of users after losing their bitcoins
On X, several users have expressed their outrage. One affected user stated: "Anyone using Alby, please check if your bitcoins are still there. Many, including myself, report that our bitcoins were transferred and removed. I checked the terms and found that they added that if you are not active, they can take all your money. It’s too shady! How is this different from theft?"

That same person also warned about the precedent this sets: "If all wallets do the same, wouldn’t this be 'legal theft'? Some have lost thousands of dollars. This cannot be explained by an unfair clause!" They also added a screenshot showing the withdrawal of their BTC, subject to "inactivity fee":

#MarketRebound A Bitcoin wallet withdrew funds from its users
Users of the BTC wallet Alby report that their funds are being withdrawn due to a controversial clause in the Terms of Service. Alby reserves the right to withdraw funds from inherited wallets that have been inactive.
"Give me back my BTC," "How is this different from theft?": complaints from the affected users.
Alby, a Bitcoin (BTC) wallet, is facing controversy after reports from users claiming that their funds were withdrawn without consent. According to complaints on X from June 10, Alby applied a clause in its terms of service that allows the deduction of the full balance from users' inherited accounts.

Alby, which offers solutions based on the Lightning Network (LN), reserves the right to withdraw the total balance from inherited wallets created from 2023 if they do not register transactions for a continuous year, according to clause number 12 of the Terms and Services, as seen in the following image (this measure would not affect other types of accounts): The complaint from users after losing their bitcoins
On X, several users have expressed their outrage. One affected user stated: "Anyone using Alby, please check if your bitcoins are still there. Many, including myself, report that our bitcoins were transferred and deleted. I checked the terms and found that they added that if you are not active, they can take all your money. It's too shady! How is this different from theft?"

That same person also warned about the precedent this sets: "If all wallets do the same, wouldn't this be 'legal' theft? Some have lost thousands of dollars. This cannot be explained by an unfair clause!" They also added a screenshot showing the withdrawal of their BTC, subject to an "inactivity fee":

#TradingTools101 A Bitcoin wallet withdrew funds from its users
Users of the BTC wallet Alby report that their funds are being withdrawn due to a controversial clause in the Terms of Service. Alby reserves the right to withdraw funds from inherited wallets that have been inactive.
"Give me back my BTC", "How is this different from theft": complaints from the affected users.
Alby, a bitcoin (BTC) wallet, is facing controversy after reports from users claiming that their funds were withdrawn without consent. According to complaints on X from June 10, Alby applied a clause in its terms of service that allows for the deduction of the entire balance from users' inherited accounts.

Alby, which offers solutions based on the Lightning Network (LN), reserves the right to withdraw the total balance from inherited wallets created from 2023, if they do not register transactions for a continuous year, according to clause number 12 of the Terms and Services, as seen in the following image (this measure would not affect other types of accounts): The complaint from users after losing their bitcoins
On X, several users have expressed their outrage. One affected user pointed out: "Anyone using Alby, please check if your bitcoins are still there. Many, including myself, report that our bitcoins were transferred and removed. I checked the terms and found out that they added that if you're not active, they can take all your money. It's too shady! How is this different from theft?"

That same person also warned about the precedent this sets: "If all wallets do the same, wouldn't this be 'legal' theft? Some have lost thousands of dollars. This cannot be explained with an unfair clause!" They also added a screenshot showing the withdrawal of their BTC, subject to an "inactivity fee":

Bitcoin rises as the U.S. and China negotiate in London The price of bitcoin surpassed $107,000 reflecting optimism in the market

The conversation could extend for several hours, or perhaps days.
The United States would be willing to soften its stance, according to some analysts.

Trade tensions between the United States and China are back in the spotlight with a new round of negotiations currently taking place in London, in an attempt to ease tariff pressure.
In this context of renewed expectations, the price of bitcoin (BTC) rose above $107,000, reflecting optimism in the markets. However, as CriptoNoticias reported this morning, any announcement that—although positive—does not meet investors' expectations could trigger a "sell the news" reaction and the price could collapse. The main focus of the talks revolves around possible mutual relief: according to Bloomberg analysts, Washington would be willing to ease restrictions on its exports if China lifts the limits imposed on rare earth shipments, key inputs for the global technology industry.
According to sources close to the U.S. administration, Trump could consider relaxing restrictions on strategic exports if Beijing shows clear signs of openness.

$BTC Bitcoin rises as the U.S. and China negotiate in London The price of bitcoin surpassed $107,000 reflecting optimism in the market

The conversation could extend for several hours, or perhaps days.
The United States would be willing to soften its stance, according to some analysts.

Trade tensions between the United States and China are back in focus with a new round of negotiations currently taking place in London, in an attempt to ease tariff pressures.
In this context of renewed expectations, the price of bitcoin (BTC) rose above $107,000, reflecting optimism in the markets. However, as CriptoNoticias mentioned earlier this morning, any announcement that—although positive—does not meet investors' expectations could trigger a "sell the news" and the price could plummet. The main focus of the discussions revolves around a possible mutual relief: according to Bloomberg analysts, Washington would be willing to ease restrictions on its exports if China lifts the limits imposed on rare earth shipments, key inputs for the global tech industry.
According to sources close to the U.S. administration, Trump might consider relaxing restrictions on strategic exports if Beijing shows clear signs of openness.

#USChinaTradeTalks Bitcoin rises as the U.S. and China negotiate in London The price of bitcoin surpassed $107,000 reflecting optimism in the market

The conversation could extend for several hours, or perhaps days.
The United States would be willing to soften its stance, according to some analysts.

Trade tensions between the United States and China are back in the spotlight with a new round of negotiations taking place in London right now, in an attempt to ease tariff pressure.
In this context of renewed expectations, the price of bitcoin (BTC) rose above $107,000, reflecting optimism in the markets. However, as CriptoNoticias reported earlier this morning, any announcement that—although positive—does not meet investors' expectations could trigger a "sell the news" reaction and the price could plummet. The main focus of the discussions revolves around a potential mutual relief: according to Bloomberg analysts, Washington would be willing to ease restrictions on its exports if China lifts the limits imposed on rare earth shipments, key inputs for the global technology industry.
According to sources close to the U.S. administration, Trump could consider relaxing restrictions on strategic exports if Beijing shows clear signs of openness.

#CryptoCharts101 Bitcoin rises as the U.S. and China negotiate in London The price of bitcoin surpassed $107,000 reflecting optimism in the market

The conversation could extend for several hours, or perhaps days.
The United States would be willing to soften its stance, according to some analysts.

Trade tensions between the United States and China are back in focus with a new round of negotiations currently taking place in London, in an attempt to ease tariff pressure.
In this context of renewed expectations, the price of bitcoin (BTC) rose above $107,000, reflecting optimism in the markets. However, as CriptoNoticias reported earlier this morning, any announcement that—although positive—does not meet investors' expectations could provoke a "sell the news" reaction and the price would plummet. The main focus of the discussions revolves around a potential mutual relief: according to Bloomberg analysts, Washington would be willing to ease restrictions on its exports if China lifts the limits imposed on rare earth shipments, key inputs for the global tech industry.
According to sources close to the U.S. administration, Trump could consider relaxing restrictions on strategic exports if Beijing shows clear signs of openness.

#TradingMistakes101 Bitcoin is on the rise as the U.S. and China negotiate in London The price of bitcoin surpassed $107,000 reflecting optimism in the market

The conversation could extend for several hours, or perhaps days.
The United States would be willing to soften its stance, according to some analysts.

The trade tensions between the United States and China are back in the spotlight with a new round of negotiations currently taking place in London, in an attempt to ease tariff pressure.
In this context of renewed expectations, the price of bitcoin (BTC) rose above $107,000, reflecting optimism in the markets. However, as CriptoNoticias reported this morning, any announcement that—even if positive—does not meet investor expectations could provoke a "sell the news" scenario and the price could plummet. The main focus of the discussions revolves around a potential mutual relief: according to Bloomberg analysts, Washington would be willing to ease restrictions on its exports if China lifts the limits imposed on rare earth shipments, key inputs for the global technology industry.
According to sources close to the U.S. administration, Trump may consider relaxing restrictions on strategic exports if Beijing shows clear signs of openness.

$USDC USD 1.000 billion traders were liquidated with the drop of Bitcoin Despite the correction, medium and long-term expectations for bitcoin remain optimistic. Source: Grok.

Leveraged traders with long positions were the ones who suffered the most from the drop.
In the medium and long term, bullish expectations for bitcoin remain in place.
A massive liquidation of over USD 1.000 billion in positions of leveraged traders marked the day of June 5, following a sudden drop in the price of bitcoin (BTC).

Bitcoin, which had maintained some stability between USD 105,000 and USD 106,000, fell to nearly USD 101,000 in a matter of hours. Such a downward movement dragged the rest of the cryptocurrencies in the market down with it, leading to a genuine hemorrhage in the digital asset sector.

Liquidations, which encompass the entire cryptocurrency market and not just BTC, totaled over USD 1.000 billion, mainly affecting traders with long positions (longs), who suffered the greatest impact from the correction.