Bitcoin ETF flows, Trump Media transfer and BTC technicals

The SEC's Corp Fin division issued a no-action letter treating Canton Coin as a digital commodity, Coinbase and Shopify launched stablecoin checkout on Base, and Block reached a deferred DOJ money laundering agreement.

Anthropic's FlashProve ZK prototype drew crypto attention, including a Starknet mention, while market commentators debate AI growth, capex, and funding.

Bitmine keeps accumulating ETH, OKX reserves show rising BTC/ETH, Ark trades crypto equities, and NYSE adds tokenized-securities transfer agents.

BTC trades around $76K–$80K with heavy ETF outflows and realized losses, while Strive and Bitmine keep accumulating.

The $6B+ Binance theft triggered record-sized ETF outflows, but BTC only fell ~5% and sentiment is mixed between dip-buying and short setups.

Starknet's community voted 93% in favor of researching a fully post-quantum secure L1, citing accelerating AI and quantum computing risks.

Despite the largest hack in crypto history, BTC realized volatility remained a subdued 61%, and analysts see the dip as a potential relief-bounce setup — though caution around a bull trap persists.

A prominent trader is short BTC, ZEC, and $PUMP simultaneously, calling the ZEC and PUMP rallies artificial; meanwhile an Ethereum OG dumped ~$5M of ETH into Coinbase after 3 years dormant.

Google previewed a multi-party compute crypto custody service for banks, while Ripple and Coinbase announced RLUSD stablecoin integration across multiple chains including Ethereum, Base, and XRP Ledger.