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THORChain said it has fully restored trading after its network was offline for more than a month due to a security incident. According to Foresight News, the protocol said all core functions have retu

THORChain Restores Trading After Over a Month Offline Following Security Incident

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On June 23, the National AI Application Pilot Base for Industrial Software officially commenced construction in Jinan, Shandong. This facility serves as a public 'driving school' and 'examination site

National AI Pilot Base for Industrial Software Established in Jinan

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Will Bitcoin Cash [BCH] fall to $100? THESE signals say it’s possible

Bitcoin Cash [$BCH], despite a strong run this year, could face another major decline that drives the asset toward $100, according to new on-chain insight.

Data across the spot and perpetual markets point to building selling pressure, with key indicators flashing the risk of a deeper move lower.

Bitcoin Cash faces a possible 50% decline

The Aloha on-chain signal, an indicator that has marked the tops and bottoms of asset prices on multiple occasions, shows that neither target has been met for $BCH so far.

At press time, data from Alphractal places $BCH in the middle of that range, between its top and bottom. Joao Wedson, senior analyst and founder of Alphractal, said he would not be surprised by a further $BCH drop despite the asset’s record.

“Even with this impressive track record, I would not be surprised if $BCH still falls further.”

Source: Alphractal

If a drop materializes, the signal indicates the price would likely find a floor near $100—the level that typically marks its bottom—roughly 50% below where it trades now.

Wedson added that nothing guarantees the decline, noting that “no market ever gives certainty.” However, AMBCrypto reviewed the wider spot and derivatives data to gauge how that move could play out.

$BCH whales place large orders but lean short

CryptoQuant data shows near-neutral sentiment across $BCH’s spot and perpetual markets, though two indicators stand out and point to a rising risk of a bearish move. The average whale order size shows large holders firmly in control, averaging 229.96 $BCH, about $44,688 at press time.

That control raises concern because the market’s funding rate has flipped to a negative 0.0028%, suggesting most perpetual-market capital sits in short positions.

Will Bitcoin Cash [BCH] fall to $100? THESE signal

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift PacksBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeTop 11 staking platforms in June 2026Arguably, one of the largest 

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Top 11 staking platforms in June 2026Arguably, one of the largest trends in crypto this decade has been the rise of staking. Initially introduced as a more accessible alternative to mining, crypto staking has become a staple of the industry as additional proof-of-stake networks continue to launch. While users previously bought tokens and hoped for the best, staking allows crypto holders to earn rewards by actively supporting blockchain networks. Not only can users earn passive income through staking, but it also provides an easier entry into crypto than mining or trading – no expensive hardware or deep technical expertise required.

At launch, many staking platforms were pretty cut-and-dry. Users would stake their coins and hope for the best. As crypto has evolved, so have staking providers. Now users can choose from platforms that offer flexible lock-up dates, liquid staking options, cross-chain support, DeFi integrations, and even tools tailored to newcomers and professional traders alike. As crypto approaches its adolescence in 2026, users are looking beyond raw staking rewards and prioritizing security, transparency, user-friendliness, and sustainable business models. With that in mind, here’s a list of the top 11 crypto staking platforms in June 2026.

Top 11 staking platforms in June 2026

Community mood on ARKM is bearish/concerned as ARKMUSDT is $0.1214 (24h -9.06%). On Jun 19, Arkham said “BlockRock’s New ETF is on Arkham.” Recent chatter focuses on analytics/privacy tools, but engag

World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift PacksBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeRe7 Labs Opens $223K USDC Compensation Pool for USR Exploit Victim

Re7 Labs Opens $223K USDC Compensation Pool for USR Exploit VictimsDeFi risk curator Re7 Labs said this morning that wallets affected by the March exploit of Resolv Labs' USR stablecoin can claim a share of a 223,000 $USDC compensation pool. The makeup payment closes one of the smaller curator-side liabilities tied to the incident.

The pool covers users whose positions in Re7's Re7 $USDC Base vault on Base and Re7 $USDC Core Mainnet vault on Ethereum were caught by the exploit, per the announcement from Re7 Labs. Eligibility was snapshotted at the moment Re7 delisted the affected USR markets. Affected wallets can connect to the Merkl app to view and claim their pro-rata share.

Resolv Labs Attack
The compensation traces to a March 23 attack on Resolv Labs in which an attacker compromised the project's AWS-hosted key management service and minted 80 million USR using under $200,000 of collateral. The attacker swapped the unbacked tokens through staked variants into $USDC and then Ether, walking away with roughly $23 million in ETH. USR depegged from $1 to a low of around $0.20, and CoinGecko data shows the token still trading well below par.

Re7's role
Re7 Labs curates lending vaults on Morpho Blue, Euler and other venues, setting collateral parameters and listing assets rather than issuing tokens of its own. Re7's flagship mRe7YIELD strategy had no USR exposure. Two of its smaller curated vaults on Morpho, Re7 $USDC Base and Re7 $USDC Core Mainnet, had listed USR as collateral and were drawn into the exploit. The curator currently shows $92.5 million in TVL across 14 vaults per DefiLlama.

The curator-accountability arc
Re7 is the latest of several Morpho curators to ring-fence a payout. Gauntlet and Resolv reached a far larger compensation agreement on June 4, opening more than 4.37 million $USDC of claims to affected Gauntle

Re7 Labs Opens $223K USDC Compensation Pool for US

Crypto market drops as Nasdaq tech selloff spills into digital assets HTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift 

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The crypto market fell on Tuesday, with bitcoin $BTC$62,194.91 trading at $62,300, having lost 2.5% since midnight UTC, while ether ($ETH) tumbled by more than 4% to $1,650.

The selloff follows Monday's downturn in technology stocks, with another day in the red foreshadowed by Nasdaq 100 futures, which have cratered by 2.5% since midnight.

Tech stocks are struggling due to profit-taking and the risk of higher bond yields, according to Patrick Munnelly, market strategy partner at TickMill.

Altcoins performed worse than bitcoin and ether, with tokens such as ethena (ENA) and hype (HYPE) losing 5%-6% and $717 million in liquidations across the market spurring exaggerated downswings.

The Dollar Index (DXY) rose to its highest level in more than a year, hitting 101.15, the most since May 2025.

Crypto market drops as Nasdaq tech selloff spills

BlockBeats News, June 23rd, according to OnchainLens monitoring, a whale is bullish on XRP, having opened a long position with 20x leverage in the past 4 hours, acquiring 27.9 million XRP, worth $30.9

A certain whale opened a long position for 27.9 million XRP in the past 4 hours, worth $30.9 mill...

On June 23, Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price target, citing the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, robust U.S. economic data, and weak investment demand. The bank currently expects gold prices to r

Deutsche Bank Warns: Gold Prices May Drop to $3,800/oz if Fed Raises Rates Multiple Times

World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift PacksBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeCrypto markets and policy did not move in a vacuum this week. On one side, the security environment in decentralized finance continued to produce major incidents tied to bridges, rollup infrastructure, and MEV-related trading. On the other, regulators in the United States and the European Union advanced proposals and rules that could reshape how transactions are processed, especially for centralized exchanges and custodial services. Separately, a wallet application update brought a set of product changes, including expanded token and transaction display features and additional third-party trading providers. While these updates do not directly address protocol-level vulnerabilities, they influence user workflows around custody, routing, and compliance controls. DeFi exploits: multiple incidents across bridges, rollups, and MEV Aztec Connect and other deprecated bridge components targeted The week’s most notable theme was how attackers continued to find value in systems that were already in decline. According to the roundup, Aztec Connect was drained twice via distinct exploits. The first incident involved an alleged $2.1 million outflow, described as linked to a privacy-focused rollup bridge that had been deprecated in 2023. A separate incident was then described as pulling an additional $2.15 million from another private rollup bridge, reportedly deprecated in 2022. From an industry perspective, these cases underline a recurring challenge in DeFi security: “deprecated” does not always mean “fully unreachable” for every integration, contract dependency, or edge-case flow. Even when a product is scheduled for retirement, interfaces that remain technically exploitable can continue to create attack surfaces. Taiko exploit described as forged proof verification The roundup also described an incident on Taiko tied to chain-stat

Crypto markets and policy did not move in a vacuum this week. On one side, the security environment in decentralized finance continued to produce major incidents tied to bridges, rollup infrastructure, and MEV-related trading. On the other, regulators in the United States and the European Union advanced proposals and rules that could reshape how transactions are processed, especially for centralized exchanges and custodial services.

Separately, a wallet application update brought a set of product changes, including expanded token and transaction display features and additional third-party trading providers. While these updates do not directly address protocol-level vulnerabilities, they influence user workflows around custody, routing, and compliance controls.

DeFi exploits: multiple incidents across bridges, rollups, and MEV

Aztec Connect and other deprecated bridge components targeted

The week’s most notable theme was how attackers continued to find value in systems that were already in decline. According to the roundup, Aztec Connect was drained twice via distinct exploits. The first incident involved an alleged $2.1 million outflow, described as linked to a privacy-focused rollup bridge that had been deprecated in 2023. A separate incident was then described as pulling an additional $2.15 million from another private rollup bridge, reportedly deprecated in 2022.

From an industry perspective, these cases underline a recurring challenge in DeFi security: “deprecated” does not always mean “fully unreachable” for every integration, contract dependency, or edge-case flow. Even when a product is scheduled for retirement, interfaces that remain technically exploitable can continue to create attack surfaces.

Taiko exploit described as forged proof verification

The roundup also described an incident on Taiko tied to chain-stat

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Separately, a wallet application update brought a set of product changes, including expanded token and transaction display features and additional third-party trading providers. While these updates do not directly address protocol-level vulnerabilities, they influence user workflows around custody, routing, and compliance controls.

DeFi exploits: multiple incidents across bridges, rollups, and MEV

Aztec Connect and other deprecated bridge components targeted

The week’s most notable theme was how attackers continued to find value in systems that were already in decline. According to the roundup, Aztec Connect was drained twice via distinct exploits. The first incident involved an alleged $2.1 million outflow, described as linked to a privacy-focused rollup bridge that had been deprecated in 2023. A separate incident was then described as pulling an additional $2.15 million from another private rollup bridge, reportedly deprecated in 2022.

From an industry perspective, these cases underline a recurring challenge in DeFi security: “deprecated” does not always mean “fully unreachable” for every integration, contract dependency, or edge-case flow. Even when a product is scheduled for retirement, interfaces that remain technically exploitable can continue to create attack surfaces.

Taiko exploit described as forged proof verification

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