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Kentucky targets prediction markets, puts red state in potential clash with Trump team
A spokesperson for Polymarket said the company looks forward to addressing the claims.
“This action runs counter to the CFTC’s established framework for regulating prediction markets,” the spokesperson said in a statement emailed to CoinDesk.
So far, the states that have filed such a challenge against the prediction markets have met with counter suits from the CFTC, where Chairman Mike Selig has taken an aggressive legal stance defending his agency’s authority as the sole regulatory power over events contracts, which he says falls directly into the CFTC’s authority over U.S. derivatives.
And Trump has recently backed him up.
“It is critically important that the CFTC’s exclusive authority over Prediction Markets is maintained, and that they will thrive,” Trump posted on his social media site, Truth Social. “Under my leadership, we are setting ‘rules of the road’ that are the Gold Standard for the States.”
He asserted that his state-level political foes (offering names including Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker) are “SCUM” who shouldn’t be allowed to set the rules.
“It is a major Industry, and we must protect it,” Trump wrote. “Mike Selig, CFTC Chairman, and respected by all, is doing a great job.”
The CFTC has sued eight states — most recently New Mexico — and leapt into other court matters involving the sector.
More than $12 million in crypto-aligned political action committee (PAC) media buys helped propel Barry Moore to victory in Tuesday’s Alabama Republican US Senate runoff over Barry Moore.
The runoff was necessary after neither candidate was able to secure a majority of the vote on May 19, Moore will be the Republican candidate for a US Senate seat in Alabama, facing off against Democrat Everett Wess. Moore won with 55.8% of the vote to Hudson’s 44.2%, giving him an opportunity to replace outgoing Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville.
Filings with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) showed that the Defend American Jobs PAC, a committee affiliated with the cryptocurrency company-backed Fairshake, spent more than $12 million on media and ads to back Moore’s candidacy in the May 19 primary and Tuesday’s runoff. The Coinbase-affiliated advocacy organization Stand With Crypto rated Moore as “strongly supports crypto,” based on public statements and his voting record while representing Alabama’s 1st Congressional district.
“Our biggest spend of the cycle yielded yet another pro-innovation champion in the Senate, and with nearly $150 million cash on hand we are ready to continue driving the construction of the largest pro-crypto caucus in history,” said Fairshake spokesperson Geoff Vetter.
Source: NBC News
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Based on Vetter’s statement, Fairshake and its affiliates may have spent more than $40 million across several US states in an attempt to support what it considers “pro-crypto” candidates for the next session of Congress. The PAC reported holding a $193 million war chest as of January.
More primaries set for next week before November general election
The Alabama runoff was the latest vote that’s seen industry PACs spending millions of dollars on media for candidates facing primaries in several US states, including South Carolina, Texas, California, South Dakota and New Jersey. Fairshake affiliate Protect Progress also reported spending about $5.2 million and $587,000 in media buys for House seats, respectively, for Maryland Democrat Adrian Boafo and fellow party member Ritchie Torres in New York, scheduled to hold primaries on June 23.
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Bitcoin’s price recovery run was halted at $67,000 earlier this week, and the asset has shown an inability to sustain it, currently sitting below $65,000.
Most larger-cap alts have followed suit, with BNB dipping toward $600, XRP slipping to $1.20, and ADA plunging by over 6%.
BTC Slips Beneath $65K
Bitcoin reacted well to the early June crash that drove it below $60,000 for the first time since late November 2024. The bulls intercepted the move and didn’t allow another breakdown beneath $59,000. Just the opposite; the asset started to recover ground somewhat rapidly, going to $64,000 at the start of the following business week.
The cryptocurrency spent the next several days trading sideways between $61,000 and $64,000 before the landscape on the US-Iran war front started to improve over the weekend. The POTUS promised a deal to be announced on Sunday, which faced some doubt from critics that was exacerbated once Israel carried out new attacks against Lebanon.
After condemning Israel’s actions, Trump indeed announced on Sunday evening that the US and Iran had reached an agreement, which is to be signed by the end of the current week. BTC reacted with an immediate price pump that drove it to $66,000 on Monday morning and $67,000 later that day. However, its progress was rejected there, and the asset has dropped by over two grand, currently struggling below $65,000.
Its market cap is down to $1.3 trillion on CG, while its dominance over the alts has taken a beating and has slipped to 56.2%.
Alts Retreat, New SIREN?
Ethereum was stopped at $1,850 earlier this week, and now sits at $1,770 after another 1.8% daily decline. BNB is close to breaking below $600, and XRP has dropped to $1.20. SOL is below $73, DOGE has dropped by almost 3%, while ZEC is down by nearly 4%.
ADA has plunged by 6%, BCH is down by 5%, and so are TAO and CRO. NEAR has plummeted by over 8% to under $2.3.
BEAT, a recent high flyer, has tanked by over 40% daily, which has sparked some comparisons to the recent SIREN crash, which wiped out almost 100% of its value after a whale got out.
The total crypto market cap has shed around $40 billion daily and is below $2.320 trillion on CG now.
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The former CEO of BitMEX faced significant backlash over the past few weeks for dumping tokens he had previously praised.
However, he has resumed accumulating Ethereum, according to data from Lookonchain.
Hayes Buys ETH
Data from the analytics resource reveals that a wallet linked to the Maelstrom Fund’s exec has acquired 1,400 ETH, worth around $2.5 million, earlier today.
The wallet linked to Arthur Hayes(@CryptoHayes) bought another 1,400 $ETH($2.51M) 4 hours ago.https://t.co/YIuiTiAoWm pic.twitter.com/eFgdSpTt0c
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 17, 2026
Given his recent actions, though, this purchase drew some controversial comments in the comments section below the post. Many users lashed out against him, claiming he is “the biggest manipulator” who will sell the next day. Similar online backlash skyrocketed after some of his more recent sales.
For instance, he disposed of his entire ZEC position after developers found a vulnerability in Zcash’s protocol that had already been patched. In addition, he had made major price predictions for assets like NEAR, HYPE, and WLD, but sold off his holdings amid the recent market volatility.
After some of those sales, the prices of the underlying assets crashed. This is particularly true for ZEC, which dumped by over 50% in less than 24 hours (the day the sale was disclosed). Nevertheless, it has recovered most of its losses since then, jumping from under $300 to over $500 now.
Others Buy ETH
Lookonchain further updated that the Ethereum buying base had increased over the past few days. A whale going under the ticker geministar.eth accumulated another $20 million worth of the altcoin today. Thus, their total Ethereum purchase for the last two days rose to 32,278 ETH (valued at $57 million).
The Tom Lee-led Bitmine keeps buying as well. The company publishes updates every Monday about its Ethereum positions, including a massive $135 million purchase announced on June 15. Most recent data from Lookonchain noted that Bitmine has increased its position by another 20,000 ETH purchased from FalconX for almost $36 million. The company aims to own 5% of Ethereum’s total supply.
Tom Lee(@fundstrat)’s #Bitmine bought another 20,000 $ETH($35.85M) from #FalconX 5 hours ago.https://t.co/eeMZJkEUx4 pic.twitter.com/7APpHzUbDZ
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 17, 2026
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The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets on Wednesday, June 17, for what is new Chair Kevin Warsh’s first policy decision, and Bitget CEO Gracy Chen thinks it is one of the most important macro events for crypto.
The setup, as she puts it, is genuinely difficult, with inflation sticky and the White House looking for easier liquidity, all while the Fed appears more internally divided than it has in years.
What Warsh Does Next Matters
Going by online comments from market watchers, nobody is expecting a rate move today, and a hold is almost certainly priced in, with some of them, like analyst HaxKai, pointing out that watching the rate decision itself “is watching the wrong thing.”
What matters, it seems, is the dot plot, and more than anything, how Warsh conducts his first press conference as chair. According to Chen, crypto has become a truly cross-asset in the way that older frameworks don’t capture.
“The old idea that crypto only trades on crypto-native narratives is outdated,” she wrote on X. “Today, BTC, US equities, gold, FX and commodities are all reacting to the same macro question: Where is liquidity going next?”
So, if Warsh comes across as hawkish, she expects the dollar to hold strong and pressure to build on gold and risk assets. But, in her opinion, if he sounds dovish, then there could be a possible relief rally across equities and crypto. However, she did note that the market would immediately question whether easing is justified when inflation is still quite high.
That framing has some data behind it, with a June 16 analysis by Charlie Bilello showing that BTC and gold are the only two major asset classes in the red for 2026, the cryptocurrency being down 27% year-to-date, while the S&P 500 is up 9% and small-cap stocks have gained 19%.
Mixed Feelings Ahead of FOMC
A past analysis by XWIN Research on Warsh suggested that he would focus more on balance sheet reduction than on rate cuts. It also suggested that shrinking liquidity through quantitative tightening could put pressure on risk assets even if short-term rates stayed the same.
But investor Ran Neuner posted that he is “mega bullish” going into the meeting. His reasoning is that any signal that the Fed is not leaning toward a hike path could support risk assets, especially if inflation expectations ease alongside lower oil prices.
However, HaxKai was less convinced. They noted that Bitcoin has dropped after most FOMC meetings and pointed to the recent rally from $59,000, which was stopped short at $67,000 earlier this week, as leaving plenty of room to fall. In this regard, they urged traders to refrain from making moves at the early stage right after the announcement.
At the time of this writing, the Bitcoin price was hovering near the $65,000 mark, about 2% down from yesterday’s price while registering almost a 6% gain over the previous seven days.
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[PRESS RELEASE – New York, USA, June 17th, 2026]
Nexchain has opened a limited-time $0.05 bonus entry window ahead of a major project update scheduled for next week. The AI-powered Layer 1 blockchain is preparing to share upcoming milestones and launch progress, while the current bonus pricing remains available for a short period before the project moves into its next phase.
The Six-Day Hold Creates A Clear Entry Point
The current token presale stage gives Nexchain a defined price structure before its next phase. The $0.05 entry remains available for six days, freezing Stage 33 lists, which prices 1 NEX at $0.132. This creates a clear difference between the limited entry level and the current stage price.
The stage has also moved close to its USDT target, with $17,135,244 already raised. That figure places the round near its listed $17,475,000 goal. The $0.05 token presale level matters because staged presales usually change access terms as rounds progress.
Nexchain has linked its stages to protocol development and wider network availability. The next project update is expected next week, adding timing to the current pricing structure. This keeps the focus on stage progress, product work, and upcoming access changes.
A Quiet Build Now Moves Toward Public Update
Nexchain has spent recent months building its ecosystem before returning attention to its presale structure. The next update is expected to cover development progress, product preparation, and launch readiness. This gives the token presale a stronger angle than price access alone. It also places the $0.05 entry beside the project’s broader rebuild story.
The current stage therefore carries both timing and product context. The network presents itself as an AI-built Layer 1 blockchain with decentralized security and automation. Its design combines Proof-of-Stake with AI-driven algorithms through a hybrid consensus model.
Nexchain lists 400,000 transactions per second through AI optimization and parallel processing. It also lists transaction fees at $0.001 for transfers and smart contract activity. These details give the token presale a technical base before the next phase begins.
How NEX Powers The Nexchain Ecosystem
The NEX token carries planned utility across transaction fees, staking, governance, and AI service payments. The token presale therefore connects current entry access with listed network functions. NEX can support smart contract interactions, decentralized app payments, validator incentives, and AI model services. Additionally, Nexchain AI lists use cases across finance, healthcare, supply chains, IoT, content, AI services, and administration. These use cases show how NEX fits into the planned ecosystem.
The tokenomics structure lists 2.15 billion NEX as the total initial supply. Public allocation stands at 20%, treasury at 17%, and ecosystem support at 15%. Team allocation stands at 10%, liquidity at 8%, private allocation at 7%, and rewards at 7%. Burn allocation stands at 6%, while seed and marketing each hold 5%.
The token presale also sits beside an initial market cap of $157,057,500 and a fully diluted market cap of $430,000,000. The current token presale stage now centers on three facts: the $0.05 entry, the $0.132 Stage 33 price, and the six-day availability period. Nexchain also lists a planned listing price of $0.30 and an expected ROI of 227% under its stage data.
The coming update will add the next project detail before the phase changes. Market participants can review the token presale terms, compare the current price levels, and assess the next update before the $0.05 entry period ends.
About Nexchain
Nexchain is an AI-powered Layer 1 blockchain built to combine artificial intelligence with scalable blockchain infrastructure. The project focuses on high transaction throughput, AI-driven network optimization, EVM compatibility, and tools designed to support next-generation decentralized applications. With testnet development progressing and audited smart contracts already completed, the team is now entering a more public phase of its launch preparation.
For More Details, users can visit:
Website: https://nexchain.ai/
Telegram: t.me/nexchain_ai/3
White Paper: https://nexchain.ai/documents/Whitepaper-Nexchain.pdf
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Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero denied orchestrating an influence-peddling scheme tied to a $61.5 million airline bailout, testifying on June 17 as investigators pursue an asset hunt that now reaches his cryptocurrency.
The judge placed Zapatero at the “apex” of an organized network. He told the court that payments flagged by investigators were legitimate consulting fees and design work for his daughters’ agency.
Zapatero Denies the Plus Ultra Bailout Scheme
During a three-hour hearing at Madrid’s Audiencia Nacional, Zapatero faced four charges spanning influence peddling, money laundering, tax fraud, and smuggling.
He answered only the judge and his own lawyer.
He denied any contact with government officials or airline executives over the rescue.
According to legal sources, he said he did not meet Plus Ultra’s current president until 2024, three years after the bailout was approved.
The probe centers on the 2021 rescue of Plus Ultra, an airline with ties to Venezuelan businessmen, which drew $61.5 million through state holding company SEPI.
The judge says Zapatero ordered an offshore company set up in Dubai to manage funds, registered eight days after the cabinet approved the aid, according to infoLibre.
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Inside the Zapatero Crypto Seizure Order
Investigating Judge José Luis Calama signed a seizure order on May 18, directing Spain’s economic crime police to track and seize any Bitcoin (BTC) and Litecoin (LTC) tied to Zapatero.
The measure joins frozen bank accounts and the offshore company checks.
Any recovered tokens would move to Prosegur’s high-security crypto bunker in Madrid, which stores keys offline under a contract for judicial crypto seizures.
Calama has prosecuted Spain’s largest crypto frauds, including the Madeira Invest fraud that snared more than 3,000 people.
Spain has tightened crypto oversight under new EU money laundering rules.
Its courts have reached for blockchain tools before, from a major crypto scam last year to Spain’s seized Bitcoin holdings sold after more than a decade.
Zapatero offered the court a “voluntary universal authorization” to verify his assets and said he holds nothing abroad.
“I have absolutely nothing outside of Spain,” read an excerpt in the report, citing Zapatero.
The instruction phase continues, and Calama has not confirmed whether tracing has located any wallets.
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Binance has been left relying on France as its last realistic route to secure a Markets in Crypto-Assets license after its expected authorization bid in Greece reportedly stalled ahead of the European Union’s June 30 deadline.
Summary
- The Big Whale reported that Christine Lagarde helped derail Binance’s MiCA application in Greece despite regulatory progress.
- With the Greek route stalled, France has emerged as Binance’s last realistic option for securing EU-wide authorization.
- Binance said its application met MiCA requirements and warned approval delays could reduce liquidity and competition.
According to a report published Wednesday by The Big Whale, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde played a key role in blocking Binance’s Greek application despite the exchange having cleared most regulatory requirements.
Sources familiar with the matter told the publication that concerns raised at the political level over stablecoins and Binance’s influence within the European crypto sector ultimately halted the process.
The setback has increased pressure on the world’s largest crypto exchange as MiCA’s transition period approaches its final days. Under the EU’s new regulatory framework, crypto firms must secure authorization from a member state regulator by June 30 to continue serving customers across the bloc through MiCA’s passporting system.
Should Greece fail to approve, Binance would lose access to that route entirely, leaving France as the only remaining jurisdiction considered capable of issuing authorization within the required timeframe, according to The Big Whale.
Discussions between Binance and France’s financial regulator, the AMF, are reportedly continuing, although no formal application has yet been submitted.
France emerges as Binance’s remaining option
Attention has now turned to France after reports surfaced earlier this week that Greek regulators were expected to dismiss Binance’s application. Because MiCA operates under a single-license structure, approval in one member state allows crypto firms to offer services throughout the European Union.
With the Greek pathway reportedly closed, Binance’s ability to maintain uninterrupted access to European customers now depends on securing authorization elsewhere before the deadline.
Responding to reports surrounding the Greek application, Binance reiterated its commitment to the European market. The company said it had adopted what it described as a prudent approach during the MiCA transition and was focused on minimizing disruption for users while providing clarity on any upcoming changes.
The exchange also stated that it had worked alongside regulators for the past 18 months and participated in the authorization process in good faith. According to Binance, its understanding is that Greece’s regulator completed its review and considered the application compliant with MiCA requirements, while the filing was also reviewed at the European Securities and Markets Authority level.
Binance warns of market consequences from delays
Beyond its own application, Binance argued that delays to MiCA authorizations could affect the European crypto market more broadly. According to the company’s statement, prolonged uncertainty could reduce liquidity, limit competition and consumer choice, and encourage some activity to move outside the European Union.
Maintaining that it remains committed to Europe, Binance said it is continuing to pursue what it described as the right path forward under MiCA and plans to provide additional updates before June 30.
The latest challenge adds to a series of licensing hurdles the exchange has faced in several jurisdictions. Earlier this year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas stated that neither Binance nor its local partner, BlockShoals Technologies, possessed the virtual asset service provider license required to conduct certain crypto-related activities in the Philippines.
Despite those regulatory obstacles, Binance has consistently supported MiCA publicly. The company has previously described the framework as a positive step for the industry, arguing that it improves legal certainty, strengthens consumer protections, and creates a more structured environment for crypto businesses operating across Europe.
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Global markets slid on Wednesday as uncertainty resurfaced around US-Iran diplomacy and the outlook for inflation. Bitcoin, meanwhile, struggled to reclaim key levels, weighed down by continuing spot Bitcoin ETF outflows in June and signs of softer institutional demand.
At the same time, US Treasury yields remained elevated, limiting risk appetite across equities and crypto. For traders, the near-term question is whether improving geopolitical clarity and easing rates expectations can restart inflows into Bitcoin—or whether current momentum continues to stall.
Key takeaways
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded about $2.1 billion in net outflows so far in June, according to earlier Cointelegraph coverage linked in the original report.
- Bitcoin has traded at a discount on Coinbase vs. international USDT-based markets for roughly the past five weeks, pointing to weaker US institutional appetite.
- The discount has coincided with persistent caution around Strategy’s STRC preferred equity structure, where dividends depend on fixed issuance mechanics.
- US macro conditions are still hostile for risk assets: inflation concerns and uncertainty around the Fed’s near-term cutting path kept yields around 4.16%.
Geopolitics, inflation worries, and why yields matter for Bitcoin
Wednesday’s risk-off move followed President Donald Trump’s comments that a memorandum of understanding with Iran is not yet final. Markets are focused on whether oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz can stabilize quickly enough to avoid renewed inflation pressure.
US and Iran are expected to formally sign an agreement on Friday, initiating a 60-day negotiation period. Trump said the deal should satisfy markets and suggested oil prices could fall, but he also indicated further military action if Iran does not “behave.”
In energy markets, crude Brent dropped to its lowest level in 100 days, but traders appeared cautious about how long that relief can last. US 5-year Treasury yields were around 4.16%, unchanged from roughly two weeks prior, reinforcing the view that the Federal Reserve may not be able to cut interest rates quickly.
That linkage matters for Bitcoin because higher yields increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. When investors expect fewer or later rate cuts, liquidity typically tightens—not just for equities, but also for highly volatile markets like crypto.
Bitcoin’s demand signals: ETF outflows and Coinbase-at-discount dynamics
While Wednesday’s US retail sales data showed 6.9% growth from May 2025, the report’s implication for crypto is indirect: the rise likely reflects higher costs for items such as fuel, which can keep inflation risk alive. At the same time, the first Fed Committee meeting since Chair Kevin Warsh took the role has kept attention on whether rate-cut expectations are truly shifting.
On the price action side, Nasdaq-100 futures traded about 2% below their all-time high, while Bitcoin has failed to hold above $80,000 since mid-May—an environment consistent with reduced conviction rather than a clean breakout.
One key driver highlighted in the underlying reporting is demand from institutions. The spot Bitcoin ETFs listed in the US have seen $2.1 billion in net outflows in June, according to the Cointelegraph-linked figure in the provided text. Meanwhile, a comparison between Coinbase’s Bitcoin pricing and international exchanges quoted in USDT showed a persistent discount over the past five weeks.
In practical terms, that Coinbase-at-discount behavior suggests capital is finding it easier to buy Bitcoin outside the US-listed venue—or that US-based buyers are temporarily less aggressive. Either way, weak relative demand can make it harder for Bitcoin to sustain rallies, even when broader narratives improve.
Strategy’s STRC weakness revives concerns over preferred dividends
Another element weighing on sentiment is Strategy’s STRC preferred equity structure. The original reporting noted that STRC is marketed as offering an 11.5% yield, but the mechanics of how new shares can be issued limit Strategy’s flexibility.
Specifically, new stock issuance can only occur at a fixed $100 price. The same report points to a looming mismatch between the dividend commitment and available financial capacity: Strategy has to support roughly $142 million in cash dividends each month, while new issuance at a constrained price can pressure existing holders. That has contributed to dilution concerns for MSTR shareholders.
The reporting also cites that Strategy’s USD cash reserves are around $1.1 billion and that the total preferred shares issued by Strategy stand at $15.5 billion. The implication is not that Strategy must sell its Bitcoin immediately, but that the market is questioning leverage and the sustainability of financial optics if capital requirements remain fixed.
Importantly, the underlying text states there is no evidence Strategy will be forced to sell its Bitcoin reserves anytime soon. Still, the STRC price weakness is being treated as a visible signal of investor skepticism about financial leverage—even if the company’s Bitcoin holdings are not expected to be liquidated in the near term.
What to watch as negotiations begin
With an agreement between the US and Iran expected to be signed on Friday and talks set to last 60 days, traders will likely monitor whether geopolitical headlines translate into sustained energy relief or renewed inflation fears. For Bitcoin, investors should also watch whether spot ETF flows stabilize and whether Coinbase’s pricing discount versus international USDT markets narrows—signs that demand is broadening rather than just shifting location.
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