Key Market Insights for June 10: How Much Did You Miss?

律动BlockBeats

2025-06-10 19:18

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1. On-chain funds: $52.2M inflow into Ethereum; $16.1M outflow from Solana 2. Biggest movers: $USELESS, $BULLA 3. Top news: HYPE breaks $40, setting a new all-time high

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Selected News

1.UK Financial Conduct Authority Appoints New Deputy CEO, Responsibilities Include Crypto Regulation

2.CZ: June 9 Will Be Remembered as DeFi Day

3.Orange Cap Games Secures $3.5 Million in Seed Round Funding, Led by 1kx and Yuga Labs

4.HYPE Surpasses $40, Reaching an All-Time High

5.Virtuals Ecosystem Tokens See Broad Surge, NOMAI Up Over 70% in a Single Day

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