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Record ETF Outflows Push Bitcoin Lower as Coinbase Returns to India

3 min · 1. juni 2026
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Today we're covering the historic ten-day Bitcoin ETF outflow streak that drained nearly three billion dollars, Coinbase's major re-entry into India's booming crypto market with direct rupee support, and the growing disconnect between Bitcoin and traditional tech stocks. We'll also explore why experts believe XRP could rally despite bearish pressure, the UK's unprecedented sanctions against crypto exchanges processing Russian transactions, and Citi's massive five point five trillion dollar forecast for tokenized securities by twenty thirty. Plus, we examine how stubborn inflation is keeping the Federal Reserve frozen and what that means for crypto liquidity heading into summer.

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Crypto Markets Crash as Capital Rotates to AI, Zcash Faces Trust Crisis

Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing their worst week since July 2024, with BTC falling to around $62,500 and ETH dropping below $1,700. Michael Saylor attributes the selloff to capital rotation into AI infrastructure, with approximately $400 billion flowing into AI over six months versus $4 billion in crypto ETF outflows. Meanwhile, Zcash crashed 40% after disclosing a critical four-year-old vulnerability that could have enabled unlimited counterfeiting, raising fundamental questions about trust in privacy coins. In more positive developments, Coinbase closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using Bitcoin as collateral, and major banks including JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi announced plans for a shared blockchain deposit network to compete with stablecoins.

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