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Bitcoin Decline Near $30K Amid Institutional Selling and Raydium DeFi Exploit - June 10, 2026 Crypto Update

CryptoWednesday, June 10, 2026

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  • Bitcoin is experiencing institutional selling pressure with ETFs and companies dumping close to 2,000 BTC daily, pushing the price down toward $30,000. Despite short-term volatility exacerbated by US-Iran geopolitical tensions, whales have quietly bought the dip, with a whale ratio reaching 61.6%, signaling sustained confidence from large holders. Overall market demand for Bitcoin has sharply decreased, evidenced by a 652,000 BTC drop in weekly demand, the largest since January 2022.[Cointelegraph][Bitcoinist][Blockonomi][Bitcoin News]
  • Major asset managers BlackRock and Fidelity dominate the US Bitcoin ETF market, collectively securing over 90% of the $840.6 million inflows in early 2026. BlackRock recently filed a final amendment for its Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, which features a 0.65% fee and a covered-call strategy, stoking competition with Goldman Sachs and potentially reshaping crypto income investment products.[Blockonomi][Crypto Briefing]
  • The CME Group launched Nasdaq CME Crypto Index futures that track major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Solana, and XRP. These regulated futures contracts offer investors a new way to trade and hedge exposure broadly across significant digital assets, representing a key step in institutional crypto market infrastructure expansion.[Bitcoin News]
  • Japan's largest banks—MUFG, Mizuho, and SMBC—plan to launch a joint stablecoin by March 2027, marking a significant institutional push into crypto infrastructure. This initiative aims to foster greater adoption of digital currencies within Japan's traditional financial system and could influence regional stablecoin development.[Decrypt]
  • Security vulnerabilities continue to plague DeFi as Raydium’s Legacy AMM V3 suffered a $1.34 million exploit due to a flaw in liquidity pool token minting. The attacker exploited the LP mint validation process to create fake tokens and drained five pools, highlighting persistent risks in decentralized finance protocols.[Blockonomi]
  • AI technology played a crucial role in detecting a severe counterfeit minting bug in the privacy-centric blockchain Zcash, which could have allowed unlimited coin creation. This incident underscores AI's expanding importance in blockchain security and the necessity of innovative defenses for privacy-focused crypto networks.[Crypto Briefing]

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