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Stocks and crypto headlines from Alpaca. Stored for 7 days. Total: 4646.
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Bitcoin Bottom Not Here Yet? This Indicator Remains In Transition PhaseOn-chain data shows the Bitcoin PnL Index is currently in a transition phase that has historically led into bottoms, but not immediately. Bitcoin PnL Index Has Been Going Down Recently In a new post on X, community analyst Maartunn has talked the latest trend in the Bitcoin PnL Index, which combines the data of a few key on-chain metrics into one to produce a single valuation indicator for BTC. Related Reading: Dormant Cardano Whales Suddenly Come Alive: Is A Turning Point Near? The metrics include the MVRV Ratio, NUPL, and LTH/STH SOPR. The former two deal with unrealized investor gains/losses while the last one is related to the gains/losses that holders are realizing through their transactions. Now, here is the chart shared by Maartunn that shows the trend in the 365-day moving average (MA) of the Bitcoin PnL Index over the history of the cryptocurrency: As displayed in the above graph, the 365-day MA of the Bitcoin PnL Index has been following a consistent downtrend since Q4 2025, reflecting the bearish market shift. So far, the indicator hasn’t left the positive territory, which suggests that, at least from the perspective of the metric, the cryptocurrency hasn’t yet become “undervalued.” In the chart, it’s visible that historical bear market bottoms have generally occurred as the PnL Index has dropped into the red zone. Given this, it’s possible that a similar trend will play out in this cycle as well. Though, something to keep in mind is that the current cycle has already differed from the previous ones in the bull market phase. Past cycles observed a single main peak in the PnL Index coinciding with the market top. This cycle, however, witnessed the formation of two similarly sized peaks occurring alongside the Q1 and Q4 2025 tops. As such, it now remains to be seen how the indicator’s trajectory will look by the time this bear market has played out and whether it will be anything like that seen in the previous cycles. Related Reading: Bitcoin Back At Production Cost: Analyst Says Best Value Zone Starts Here In some other news, the recent bearish price action has meant that the Bitcoin short-term holder (STH) whales have fallen into a deep state of loss, as highlighted by the analyst in another X post. The STH whales refer to the BTC investors carrying at least 1,000 tokens in their wallet who bought into the cryptocurrency within the past 155 days. Below is a chart that shows how the net profit/loss held by these humongous investors is looking right now. “Short-Term Holder Whales are now sitting on -$16.4B in unrealized P&L, the deepest level of stress seen in this cycle,” noted Maartunn. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is floating around $61,700, down over 6% in the last seven days. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView.com
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South Africa risks return to FATF dirty-money list months after escaping itSouth Africa's potential return to the FATF list could undermine investor confidence, strain financial services, and increase compliance costs. The post South Africa risks return to FATF dirty-money list months after escaping it appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Lovesac Gears Up For Q1 Print; Here Are The Recent Forecast Changes From Wall Street's Most Accurate AnalystsThe Lovesac Company (NASDAQ: LOVE) will release Q1 earnings on June 11. Analysts predict a loss of 90 cents/share, higher than last year. Stock closed at $16.48 on Wed.
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Why Is Fermi (FRMI) Stock Moving Today?FRMI shares rise as investors react to a shareholder-led proxy fight and strategic review proposal.
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Dow Tumbles Over 900 Points On Iran Strikes: Investor Sentiment Weakens Further, Greed Index Remains In 'Fear' ZoneThe CNN Money Fear and Greed index recorded a decline on Wednesday, as U.S. stocks fell following renewed U.S.-Iran tensions.
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Oracle, Adobe And 3 Stocks To Watch Heading Into ThursdayFocus on Driven Brands, Oracle, Adobe, Oxford Industries, Lennar Corp. for earnings. Oracle shares down 10.1% in after-hours.
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Bitcoin Bottom May Be Near on Price, but Demand Tells a Different StoryBitcoin (BTC) dropped to a bear market low near $59,000 in June, trading just 9% above its $53,600 realized price. That valuation zone has historically marked cycle bottoms. However, on-chain analysts caution that price alone does not confirm a floor. CryptoQuant and Glassnode data point to collapsing demand and incomplete capitulation. Bitcoin Nears Floor as The post Bitcoin Bottom May Be Near on Price, but Demand Tells a Different Story appeared first on BeInCrypto .
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Bitcoin Sale Didn't Shake Institutional Investors, Says Strategy CEO, But Crypto Anarchist Retail Crowd Got The JittersStrategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) CEO Phong Le said on Wednesday that institutional shareholders were not as unsettled by the company's Bitcoin
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India freezes approvals for Starlink’s commercial operations over Iran security concernsIndia's freeze on Starlink's operations highlights the complex interplay between national security concerns and global tech expansion strategies. The post India freezes approvals for Starlink’s commercial operations over Iran security concerns appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Polymarket odds show 99.4% chance Fed holds rates steady on June 17Market confidence in steady rates underscores the Fed's commitment to inflation control, impacting future economic stability and policy expectations. The post Polymarket odds show 99.4% chance Fed holds rates steady on June 17 appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Kevin O'Leary Says Trying To Pick Between OpenAI, Anthropic And SpaceX IPOs Is A Mistake: 'Buy Them All'Kevin O'Leary says investors should buy OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX rather than bet on a single IPO winner.
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China’s control over indium phosphide exports threatens AI rolloutChina's export control on indium phosphide could slow AI advancements, prompting global supply chain shifts and increased production diversification. The post China’s control over indium phosphide exports threatens AI rollout appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Wolverhampton Wanderers sack Rob Edwards, appoint Cesar Peixoto as head coachWolves' coaching change underscores their reliance on Portuguese connections to regain Premier League status, reflecting strategic continuity. The post Wolverhampton Wanderers sack Rob Edwards, appoint Cesar Peixoto as head coach appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Israel strikes Baalbek, Nabatieh amid rising regional tensionsThe strikes exacerbate regional instability, reducing peace prospects and increasing the likelihood of broader military conflicts in 2026. The post Israel strikes Baalbek, Nabatieh amid rising regional tensions appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Binance Research finds 70% of users hold tokenized stocks instead of day-trading themBinance's shift towards tokenized stock holding over day-trading may drive long-term investment trends and democratize access in emerging markets. The post Binance Research finds 70% of users hold tokenized stocks instead of day-trading them appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Arsenal’s Premier League title sparks fresh wave of crypto fan token interest ahead of World CupArsenal's title win and crypto fan token expansion highlight the growing intersection of sports and digital assets, raising regulatory concerns. The post Arsenal’s Premier League title sparks fresh wave of crypto fan token interest ahead of World Cup appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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SpaceX Asks Investors To Reach For The Stars With A Revenue Multiple Higher Than Nvidia, Apple And Every Mag 7 MemberAhead of its IPO, SpaceX faces questions over whether its revenue can support one of the market's richest valuations.
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Canada introduces legislation to ban social media for children under 16, regulate AI chatbotsCanada's legislation could reshape tech industry norms, prompting global shifts in digital safety standards and AI regulation compliance. The post Canada introduces legislation to ban social media for children under 16, regulate AI chatbots appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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FIFA’s new framework nudges football toward universal release clauses, but a mandate it is notFIFA's framework may lead to more standardized contracts, potentially reducing transfer disputes and altering club negotiation strategies. The post FIFA’s new framework nudges football toward universal release clauses, but a mandate it is not appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Benjamin Netanyahu Confirms Re-Election Bid After Trump Reportedly Questions Whether The 'War Time' Israel PM Wants To Continue 'Amazing Career'Likud confirms Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will run in Israeli election, amid speculation after Trump's comments.