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Coinbase said on June 12 it is preparing the next phase of its “Everything Exchange,” aiming to let users access crypto, stocks, ETFs, cash, perpetual futures, prediction markets, and rewards from a single account. The company highlighted goals including instant settlement and 24/7 availability, and said its roadmap covers nearly 10,000 stocks and ETFs. Coinbase added it plans to reveal the next phase on June 16.

SpaceX priced 555.56 million shares at $135 on June 11 and raised $75 billion in what it described as the largest IPO on record. Shares began trading on Nasdaq as SPCX at $150 on June 12, lifting the company’s valuation to about $2.1T and pushing Elon Musk’s estimated net worth to roughly $1.1 trillion. The stock later reached $176.45 intraday as volume climbed to about 475.8 million shares.

Trust Wallet has introduced support for bStocks, letting eligible users gain price exposure to U.S.-listed equities such as Nvidia and Tesla directly from a self-custody wallet without a traditional brokerage account. The company says bStocks can be used across BNB Chain DeFi while continuing to receive dividend-related economics, though the tokens do not represent direct share ownership. Access is restricted in the U.S., UK, and EU, even as tokenized equities activity and regulatory attention increase.

Bybit launched SPCXX, a tokenized SpaceX product under the xStocks framework, on its Spot market and introduced related reward campaigns. SPCXX trading and deposits go live at 16:20 UTC on June 12, 2026, with withdrawals opening at 10AM UTC on June 13, 2026. Users can join a 200,000 USDT Token Splash tied to SPCXX spot volume, and new users may qualify for a 10 USDT bonus after completing 100 USDT deposit and 100 USDT SPCXX trade steps.

On Thursday, June 11, U.S. bitcoin spot ETFs logged $19.03 million in net outflows for a fifth straight session, even as Blackrock's IBIT took in $30.26 million and Morgan Stanley's MSBT added $2.19 million. Ether ETFs also stayed negative, recording $15.89 million in outflows for a third consecutive day, while HYPE ETFs gained $622,020 and solana ETFs slid back to $4.38 million in net redemptions.

On June 12, several crypto trading platforms reported allocation disruptions tied to SpaceX IPO-themed offerings as retail demand surged. Binance and Bybit said they canceled or refunded parts of their campaigns after they were unable to secure enough underlying shares, while some Robinhood users also reported partial fills.

SpaceX began trading on Wall Street under the SPCX ticker after selling 556 million shares at $135 each, with the stock opening at $150 and later swinging as high as $170 before slipping below $160. The IPO raised $75 billion and pushed SpaceX's market capitalization above $2 trillion, placing it ninth globally at the time of reporting. The newly assigned trillion-dollar valuation also lifted Elon Musk's paper wealth, with one post claiming he became the world's first trillionaire.

BlackRock filed a Form 8-A with the SEC on June 11 for its iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA), registering shares for listing on Nasdaq. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said the step typically indicates trading could begin in about a week, pointing to a potential June 18 launch. BTC was priced at $63,476.23 at press time, up 1% over 24 hours and 2.5% over seven days.

On June 11, 2026, BlackRock saw combined net inflows of $38.89 million into its Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETF products. IBIT posted a $30.26 million inflow and held about $48.59 billion in total assets, while ETHA added $8.63 million and had roughly $4.79 billion in net assets. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin rose 2.47% to $63,440 and Ethereum gained 0.64% to around $1,666.

SpaceX is scheduled to start trading on Nasdaq on June 12, 2026, after a $75 billion IPO, and market participants are weighing how the listing could affect crypto sentiment. One view is that more than $5 billion of outflows from bitcoin ETFs helped push BTC below $60,000 as investors sought IPO liquidity, which could later rotate back into crypto. Others warn that record IPOs have often appeared near equity-market peaks, potentially pressuring risk assets, including bitcoin, which has hovered around $63,000 after briefly dipping under $60,000 last week.