AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCorporate Treasuries in Retreat: Bloomberg reports publicly traded Bitcoin treasury firms have shed about $62B in value this week, with Strategy’s first BTC sale since 2022 adding to pressure as companies restructure and even sell parts of their holdings. ETF Exodus: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs extended a record outflow streak to 13 sessions, pulling about $4.4B since mid-May; IBIT led with $342M in redemptions while ETH, SOL, and XRP products also bled. Price Shock + Liquidations: Bitcoin slid below $62K (near 4-month lows), with roughly $1.7B in liquidations tied to leveraged longs as risk appetite faded amid Middle East tensions and weaker institutional demand. Strategy Fallout: Polymarket’s UMA-led ruling sided against bettors on Strategy’s May 31 sale timing, while Grayscale warned Strategy could face tighter liquidity and potential pressure to sell more BTC if STRC weakens. Ethereum Crosscurrents: Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams urged Ethereum to become the world’s settlement layer, as ETH funding rates flattened near zero and RWA tokenization data showed Ethereum still leading. Regulation + Market Structure: CME CEO Terry Duffy called U.S. crypto perps “a disaster waiting to happen,” warning that high leverage and automatic liquidations could hurt retail traders. Real-World Adoption: Coinbase and Better closed the first Fannie Mae-backed U.S. mortgage using Bitcoin or USDC as down-payment collateral.
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