Bitcoin News
By Evie Vavasseur
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Bitcoin continued to show resilience in June 2025, posting a modest 3% gain during a month marked by volatility across the broader crypto market.
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While Bitcoin's price moved upward, the altcoin market experienced sharp losses. The MarketVector Smart Contract Leaders Index (MVSCLE), which tracks leading smart contract…
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Among the altcoins, Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA), and Sui (SUI) all posted significant losses. Ethereum declined by 2.
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Institutional investors played a key role in supporting Bitcoin’s strength. Treasury firms collectively purchased 68,000 BTC in June, significantly outpacing the 13,500 BTC that…
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The trading landscape also revealed notable shifts in June. Centralized exchange (CEX) volumes decreased by 29% year-over-year, pointing to a decline in retail and speculative…
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Despite the broader altcoin weakness, Solana (SOL) made headlines with the debut of the REX-Osprey Solana + Staking ETF (SSK).
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Ethereum also saw some positive signals amid its price drop. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap recorded $1.
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On-chain activity for Ethereum remained robust thanks to strong usage of stablecoins, which accounted for 34% of all transaction volume on the network.
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While Bitcoin clearly benefited from institutional demand in June, altcoins are facing growing skepticism from both retail and institutional investors.
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Looking ahead, the market may continue to see this separation between Bitcoin and other digital assets.
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In conclusion, June 2025 was a strong month for Bitcoin, buoyed by record institutional inflows, while altcoins faltered under growing investor scrutiny.
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