A DeFi analyst is warning users to revoke lingering token approvals and tighten wallet hygiene ahead of Anthropic's expected public release of its Mythos AI model. In a June 9 X post, The DeFi Investor also recommended sticking to heavily audited dApps and distributing funds across multiple wallets to limit single points of failure.

Databricks is in talks for a new funding round that could value the company at $165 billion to $175 billion, following a $134 billion valuation in February 2026. The company previously said its annualized revenue run rate exceeded $5.4 billion at that time, including $1.4 billion from AI products, while CEO Ali Ghodsi has indicated an IPO could come as early as 2027.

Binance said its newly launched U.S. stock-trading service exceeded $400 million in assets under management one week after it went live on June 1. The offering gives eligible non-U.S. users access to 7,000+ U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs with zero commissions and fractional buying starting from $5, funded via USDT, USDC, or BNB.

Bitcoin’s combined spot and perpetual-futures demand has slid toward -650,000 BTC, a level seen only three times since 2019, keeping market conditions fragile despite improving valuation signals. The CVDD-to-price ratio has risen to 0.73 versus a historical cycle-bottom area near 0.85, with the CVDD floor near $46,000 on June 9 and projected bottoming zones cited at $52,000–$59,000. Liquidity also remains under pressure, with more than $1.8 billion in net crypto ETF outflows over the past week and stablecoin supply down by more than $3 billion.

New York's Department of Financial Services has proposed a broad stablecoin regulatory framework aimed at aligning state oversight with federal standards under the GENIUS Act. The plan would tighten reserve, liquidity, cybersecurity, and operational requirements, and would require issuers to redeem customer funds within two business days. It also reiterates restrictions that bar interest-bearing stablecoins and outlines a one-year transition period once the GENIUS Act formally takes effect.

Bitcoin was trading around $62,950 at the time of writing as buyers attempted to keep price action above $60,000 following several days of heavy selling. A daily-chart roadmap from on-chain analyst VoidOnChain outlines a potential sequence that starts with a break below $60,000, then targets $53,000 and $47,000 before any broader rebound is considered.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she sent a letter on Monday to CFTC Chair Michael Selig seeking internal records on the agency's oversight of crypto and prediction markets, with a response deadline of June 18. She pointed to a roughly 25% staff reduction since January 2025 and a decline in enforcement actions from 58 in fiscal year 2024 to 11 since Donald Trump took office, arguing the agency may be overstretched as Congress weighs the Clarity Act.

Bitcoin slipped under $61,000 on Tuesday before rebounding to around $61,700, a 2.9% daily decline that pushed its market cap from $1.27 trillion to about $1.24 trillion. The move sparked $467.5 million in crypto liquidations, including $104 million in BTC longs and nearly $27 million in BTC shorts. Glassnode said the reset left more than 8 million bitcoin held at unrealized losses.