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📌 Crypto Market Summary – July 2, 2025
🔹 Price Highlights
Bitcoin (BTC) is holding above $109,900, up ~0.6% today, continuing its climb from the $108K–$110K range.
Ethereum (ETH) trades at $2,598, flat intraday, maintaining strength above key support levels.
Dogecoin (DOGE) remains at $0.1725, inching higher with steady sentiment.
XRP (XRP) is at $2.28, modestly up, approaching resistance.
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🌍 Sector & Market Drivers
1. RWA Tokenization Boom
Real-World Asset tokenization has surged to $24 B on-chain, marking a 380% increase since 2022 and positioning RWA as the second-fastest-growing crypto sector after stablecoins .
Private credit dominates, accounting for $14 B of the total, while tokenized U.S. Treasuries add another $7.5 B—with Ethereum leading infrastructure deployment .
2. Institutional & Infrastructure Evolution
Major financial players—BlackRock, JPMorgan, Apollo, Franklin Templeton—have moved RWA projects from pilot stage into full-scale integration on-chain .
Ethereum remains dominant, hosting $7.5 B), while Solana (~$350 M), Aptos, and Avalanche emerge as growing alternatives .
3. Market Stability Amid Volatility
Despite upward price momentum, over $222 M in leveraged positions were recently liquidated, showing persistent volatility in the market 0 reply
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📊 Crypto Snapshot – June 30, 2025
Bitcoin (BTC): ≈ $105,714 (–1.7%) today. BTC has been consolidating after recent upside above $108K, with a 24hr range of $105.6K–$107.6K.
Ethereum (ETH): ≈ $2,421 (–3.5%) today, dipping from highs near $2.52K. Range: $2.41K–$2.52K.
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🔍 Key Highlights
1. Real‑World Asset (RWA) Tokenization
The RWA sector has exploded to ~$24B on‑chain—up nearly 380% since 2022—now the second‑fastest growing crypto niche after stablecoins .
2. Massive Liquidations & Market Mood
Roughly $222M in crypto positions were liquidated recently, with around 89,000 traders affected—highlighting heightened volatility even as BTC and ETH hold key technical levels .
3. Corporate & Institutional Moves
MARA Mining: End of June BTC holdings at 49,940 BTC, with zero sales in the month .
Regulator-level: Aptos CEO joined CFTC's Digital Asset Panel, indicating a push to include blockchain builders in policy making . 0 reply
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📈 Crypto Market Forecast 📈
It’s going to be an interesting week. That’s because the macro and crypto backdrops both look like they’re going to be mixed. On the macro front, the big story is the conflict between Iran and Israel, which seems to have been put on pause. What’s fascinating is that Israel reportedly agreed to end the war in Gaza within two weeks if the US struck Iran for them.
In other words, it’s possible that the escalation between Iran and Israel was part of larger negotiations, and not just with Israel. Consider that Iran is one of China’s major oil suppliers. Now consider that the US has reportedly signed a trade deal with China. Some would say the timing is a coincidence. Others would say it’s a result of China worrying about its Iranian oil supply if the conflict between Iran and Israel had continued, something the US could have easily allowed to happen.
In any case, the key takeaway is that the tensions in the Middle East seem to have taken a U-turn, and we could be seeing something similar with the tariffs. In case you missed the news, the Trump administration is reportedly considering delaying the tariff deadline again. For context, the tariffs were supposed to be finalized by July 8-9. It’s not clear what the new date is.
The most significant pivot, however, seems to be coming from the Federal Reserve. Last week, Fed chairman Jerome Powell seemed a lot less hawkish than usual. Although he said the Fed would continue to take a wait-and-see approach, he noted that the Fed could start cutting if inflation continues to fall over the summer, and even said that the current level of rates is restrictive.
While the mainstream media claims that the subsequent drop in bond yields and the DXY was due to Trump’s rhetoric around replacing Jerome, it’s arguably clear to see that the drop happened as a result of Jerome’s dovish testimony. Then again, it could have been the softer-than-expected jobs data, the weak GDP revision, or even a combination of all the above.
Regardless of the cause, the outcome is the same - bond yields down, DXY down. Historically speaking, this is a bullish macro backdrop for crypto, because both result in an increase in global liquidity. The caveat is that it takes time for this liquidity to flow into crypto. Estimates on exactly how long this lag is vary, but it’s likely to be a few weeks at the very least.
As it so happens, this improving macro backdrop lines up perfectly with the long list of crypto catalysts we’re likely to see in the coming weeks. For starters, World Liberty Financial’s $WLFI token will soon become tradeable according to a recent announcement. This will increase the attention being paid to crypto for better or for worse, particularly when the protocol itself goes live.
It’s also easy to forget that the SEC is working on a temporary exemptive order that would basically make everything in crypto legal in the US for a limited time. The SEC has not specified when this exemptive order will occur, but most crypto projects are eagerly waiting for it to be enacted. Chances are this is when we’ll see protocols like World Liberty Financial launch.
Meanwhile in Congress, the House is expected to vote on the GENIUS Act in the coming weeks now that it’s been passed by the Senate. Some House politicians are saying they’ll pass the GENIUS Act if it's accompanied by the CLARITY act. For reference, the House has its own competing stablecoin regulation called the STABLE Act. The CLARITY act is for other cryptos.
At the same time, White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks said that the GENIUS Act will become law sometime in July, with the CLARITY becoming law by the end of September. When you combine these bullish crypto catalysts with a bullish macro backdrop, it paints a bullish picture for the summer, but there could still be another couple weeks of chop first.
That’s simply because the conflict in the Middle East could potentially restart, as could the uncertainty around the tariffs ahead of the initial July 8-9 deadline. As the saying goes though, bull markets tend to climb a wall of worry, and the proof can be seen in the slow melt up in stocks. It’s possible we will start to see crypto follow suit in the next couple of weeks. 0 reply
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📌 Crypto Snapshot – June 30, 2025
🔹 Price Highlights
Bitcoin (BTC): $108,707, up ~1.1%, extending recent gains above the $108K–$110K range.
Ethereum (ETH): $2,517, up ~3.2%, continuing a strong rebound with recent support above $2.5K.
Dogecoin (DOGE): $0.1697, modest gains (~3.4%), riding overall bullish sentiment.
XRP: $2.20, up ~0.9%, trading around resistance as the market recalibrates.
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🌍 Market & Sector Overview
Total crypto market cap has increased to approximately $3.32T, rising ~0.8% over the past day.
**$172M in liquidations** occurred recently, indicating a mix of leveraged traders and profit-taking pressures.
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🔧 Key Drivers & Trends
1. Regulatory Landscape Heat Up
FATF warns of $51B illicit crypto flows in 2024; 98 of 138 jurisdictions lag on compliance.
U.S. Senate advances GENIUS Act for stablecoin regulation; EU grapples with MiCA enforcement inconsistencies.
2. Bank & Policy Moves
FHFA orders Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac to consider crypto holdings in mortgage assessments—a sign of growing institutional acceptance.
South Korea’s crypto-friendly stock rally fueled by won-backed stablecoin proposals and regulation tailwinds.
3. Institutional & On‑Chain Activity
ETH spot ETFs crossed $4B in inflows, signaling renewed institutional confidence.
USDT on Tron surpasses $80B, showing preference for layer-2 stablecoin activity. 1 reply
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