Bitcoin fell below $63,000 as a technology-sector selloff pressured risk assets, while Ethereum declined more sharply toward $1,650.
The US Senate passed a housing bill by an 85-5 vote that would prohibit the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency until 2030.
President Trump signed executive orders accelerating quantum-computing development and requiring federal systems to migrate toward post-quantum cryptography by 2031.
BitMine, SharpLink and Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin backed Ethlabs, a new nonprofit research and development organization focused on Ethereum’s next growth phase.
Franklin Templeton established a dedicated cryptocurrency division after completing its acquisition of digital asset investment firm 250 Digital.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $68.3 million in net outflows on June 22, while spot Ethereum ETFs saw $66.1 million in net outflows.
Bitcoin is trading around $62,330, while Ethereum is trading around $1,649.
The Fear and Greed Index stands at 23, indicating extreme fear in market sentiment.
