Maelstrom, the family office of BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, said two of the four developers funded under its Bitcoin Grant Program are now working full-time on privacy tools designed to make Bitcoin transactions harder to trace. The program has paid monthly Bitcoin installments on 12-month contracts since October 2024 and limits grant stacking to $400,000 per year. The update follows Hayes confirming Maelstrom has exited its entire Zcash (ZEC) holding, citing a risk tied to Zcash's Orchard pool.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) recorded more than 64 billion tokens moved across exchanges over the last 24 hours, drawing attention to potential volatility. SHIB is described as technically weak after breaking below a rising support structure and trading under key moving averages, while RSI is nearing oversold conditions. A key area highlighted is $0.00001100-$0.00001150, with a move back above it viewed as an early sign of buyers returning.

Binance halted its SPCXx tokenized SpaceX offering after it and other exchanges could not obtain enough SpaceX shares to support the product. The campaign drew about $557 million in subscriptions, and Binance said user funds will be refunded in USDC and that an additional $1 million compensation program will be provided. The exchange stated refunds will be completed by June 12, with related airdrop credits expected by June 18.

The SEC approved NYSE Arca’s request to list and trade shares of the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF in a June 12, 2026 order. The actively managed fund can select from an eligible list including BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, DOGE, and XLM, and it typically expects to hold five to 15 crypto assets. The filing also allows USDC for operational purposes such as expenses and trade execution, not as an investment holding.

On June 12, Google filed a federal lawsuit in Manhattan against "Outsider Enterprise," alleging the China-based group used Gemini and other AI tools to power large-scale phishing. The FBI has linked the activity to roughly 3.87 million stolen credit cards and estimated losses of $1.9 billion since July 2023. The coordinated takedown, dubbed "Operation Ghost Hook," also involved domain seizures and about $100,000 taken from payment wallets.

On June 13, XRP slipped into a weaker technical setup after losing the multi-month $1.30 area and is trying to steady near $1.14, with $1.00 flagged as the next psychological level if the range fails. Zcash rebounded after dropping from above $600 to nearly $250 and is consolidating around $430 between $450-$500 resistance and about $400 support. Toncoin is hovering around key moving-average clusters near $1.68, while Shiba Inu's bounce remains under major averages with resistance near $0.0000055 and recent lows around $0.0000045 back in focus.

Lighter's LIT gained about 12.52% over the past 24 hours as perpetual DEX activity picked up, with traders also focusing on IPO-related markets. In the wake of SpaceX launching an IPO aimed at raising $75 billion, Lighter's notional volume rose 73.7% week-over-week to $14.84 billion, while LIT's own token trading volume climbed to $1.80 billion over the month. The chart setup shows price rebounding from a mid-May uptrend, though $1.60-$1.70 is highlighted as a key resistance area.

Audiera's BEAT token led the crypto market over the past 30 days after climbing 1,500% before retreating 26% from its $9.55 peak. On June 13, 2026, BEAT was trading around $7.13–$7.28 with a circulating market cap near $2.05–$2.08 billion, following a June 12–13 correction. The move was tied to a weekly buyback-and-burn mechanism and was amplified by $28.72 million in short liquidations, including a single-day peak of $11 million.