SpaceX is expected to debut in public markets on June 12, a move Devere Group says will test whether investors still accept huge private-market valuations. SEC filing details include an offering of 555,555,555 Class A shares and an assumed $135 IPO price, with Elon Musk projected to retain about 82.4% voting control after the deal. Devere CEO Nigel Green said fundraising is often the easy part, while quarterly expectations around growth, spending, execution, and profitability will intensify once trading begins.

A group of 61 crypto founders, investors, and executives is asking Senate leaders to advance the CLARITY Act while retaining developer protections tied to the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA). The request was made in a June 9 letter to John Thune and Charles Schumer, after the Senate Banking Committee moved the BRCA forward to clarify how noncontrolling software developers and service providers are treated under U.S. law.

XRP's 90-day average network fees have fallen 91.5%, a move Glassnode tied to a sharp drop in organic transaction demand after the early-2025 speculative peak. The firm said fees declined from 5.9K XRP in Feb 2025 to 0.5K XRP as of June 9, 2026. Earlier Glassnode posts from Nov. 2025 also pointed to weakening holder profitability and heavier profit-taking while price fell.

The top 100 institutional bitcoin treasuries held a combined 1,258,090 BTC as of June 8, 2026, with Strategy accounting for 845,256 BTC. The list spans public and private companies, miners, exchanges, and treasury vehicles, highlighting broad participation while remaining heavily concentrated in a single dominant holder.

Peter Schiff shared a Bitcoin price poll that drew more than 16,000 votes, with 59% saying even a drop to $0 would not make them concede his bearish view. The remaining responses pointed to potential "capitulation" levels at $20,000 (18.7%), $10,000 (8.3%), and $1,000 (13.9%). Schiff also argued that chart weakness could pull BTC toward $25,000–$27,000 and spotlight Strategy Inc.'s bitcoin exposure.

Grayscale research head Zach Pandl said Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) may have limited capacity to keep accumulating BTC at current MSTR and STRC share prices, after the firm disclosed its first bitcoin sale since 2022. Strategy's dashboard showed MSTR at $120.44 (down 6.90%), BTC at $63,054, and holdings of 843,706 BTC, while STRC traded at $93.40 versus a $100 target and paid an 11.5% dividend. Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick said Strategy could announce a 320 BTC or 3,200 BTC purchase, as CEO Phong Le reiterated the goal of increasing net bitcoin and bitcoin per share over time.

Standard Chartered says Strategy may disclose a new bitcoin purchase on Monday, estimating the company could add either 320 BTC or up to 3,200 BTC after recently selling 32 BTC. The bank argues a larger follow-on buy could refocus attention on institutional demand, as BTC held above $59,100 with resistance around $63,000–$64,000.

On June 7, Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) CEO Phong Le said the firm's corporate strategy remains focused on increasing net bitcoin and bitcoin per share, rejecting speculation that its approach has changed. The remarks followed Strategy's sale of 32 BTC for approximately $2.5 million to help fund preferred stock dividends, a move that drew scrutiny despite the company holding 843,706 BTC.

Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor posted "A good time to add more dots" on X after the firm's rare 32 BTC sale, reigniting talk that the company could return to buying during a pullback. Strategy still reports 843,706 BTC valued near $52.2 billion and says it sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million between May 26 and May 31 to support preferred stock distributions. Investors are also tracking MSTR around $120.44 and BTC near $62,000 as debate builds over financing, dividends, and the next disclosure.