Bitcoin has slid nearly 15% since Strategy disclosed on June 1 that it sold 32 BTC between May 26 and May 31 for about $2.5 million, while MSTR shares fell 24% over the same span. Speaking at BTC Prague, chairman Michael Saylor said he tells individuals not to sell Bitcoin but never promised the company would not, adding Strategy has long disclosed it may sell if needed.

Ethereum rebounded after dipping near the $1,500 support area, but an analyst argues the broader setup remains bearish. Ali Martinez says the Delta Price indicator sits around $700 and, if historical patterns repeat, ETH could revisit that range before a new uptrend. Separately, network metrics show nearly 195 million non-empty Ethereum wallets, and Binance futures open interest reached almost 3.7 million ETH.

Humanity Protocol's H token fell nearly 88% on June 9, sliding from about $0.78 to roughly $0.099 after reports of a wallet-draining security incident. The project said a Humanity Foundation member's private keys were compromised and told users to avoid the bridge and liquidity pools until further notice. Blockchain data later tied the attacker to mints of 200 million H on BNB Smart Chain and sales that produced 18,510 ETH and 1,548 BNB.

Dogecoin (DOGE) rose about 2% on Monday and traded near $0.086, sitting just above a widely watched support area around $0.081. Analysts point to URPD on-chain positioning and recent whale accumulation of more than 200 million DOGE over the past week as signs of demand near that level. If $0.081 holds, DOGE could rotate higher inside its long-term channel, while a weekly close below it may shift focus to $0.058 and a separate signal watch near $0.08.

Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded late Sunday after several days of declines, but analyst Doctor Profit argues the market has shifted into Stage 5 of his six-step bear-market framework. He says the dip below $60,000 was a "trapdoor" move, with $60,000 still key near-term support and potential upside toward $65,000-$66,000 before broader downside resumes. The analyst continues to frame $40,000-$48,000 as a possible final bottom area and projects the ultimate low may not form until September to October 2026.

Ethereum treasury firm Bitmine said it added 126,971 ETH over the past week and now holds 5.54 million ETH, which it put at 4.59% of the 120.7 million ETH supply. The company also reported $9.6 billion in total holdings, including 204 Bitcoin and $247 million in cash, and said nearly 4.72 million ETH is staked with a 2.99% seven-day yield.

Bitmine has filed to publicly offer 3 million shares of 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock, with proceeds earmarked for corporate needs including additional ETH purchases and staking infrastructure. The preferred shares pay a fixed 9.50% annual dividend on a $100 stated value, with missed payments triggering weekly compounding and a rate step-up capped at 15%. Bitmine has also applied to list the shares on the NYSE under "BMNP," with trading expected to start within 30 days of the initial issuance if approved.

Ethereum leads in non-empty wallet holders with about 189.49 million addresses, more than triple Bitcoin's 59.08 million. Despite that adoption, ETH fell over 30% in the past month and was trading near $1,620 at the time of writing. Spot Ethereum ETFs ended a 17-day outflow run with $19.3 million of net inflows on June 4, though the week still showed $168 million in net outflows.

Cardano drew outsized attention after ADA briefly slipped under $0.16 for the first time since December 2020, while social chatter and on-chain usage spiked. Social dominance rose to about 0.52% and daily active addresses reached 28,459, as debate turned largely bearish following Charles Hoskinson's warning about potential ecosystem failures and his decision to "take a break."