Broadcom said Wednesday that fiscal second-quarter revenue was $22.19 billion, slightly below expectations, sending the stock lower in extended trading. Adjusted EPS came in at $2.44 versus estimates of $2.40, and the company guided current-quarter revenue to about $29.4 billion.

Bitmine added 25,000 ETH to its treasury, valued at about $47.98 million, even as Ethereum slipped below the $2,000 level. ETH traded near $1,844 and the RSI fell to 22.5, while exchange reserves dropped 7.97% to roughly $28.3 billion, pointing to continued accumulation activity.

Worldcoin (WLD) rose more than 29% in 24 hours and 51% over the week as roughly $1.7 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated across crypto. WLD's daily trading volume topped $1 billion while Bitcoin fell to $66,000 and Ethereum dropped below $2,000. A scheduled July 24, 2026 issuance change is set to cut daily new WLD supply by about 43%.

Honeywell Aerospace CEO Jim Currier said the unit expects faster earnings growth as it prepares to separate from Honeywell International later this month. The company is targeting at least $6.5 billion in annual earnings and at least $4 billion in full-year free cash flow by 2030, after projecting 2026 adjusted EBIT of $4.65 billion to $4.75 billion.

Hyperliquid is becoming a preferred venue for Wall Street traders to trade perpetual futures outside traditional exchange hours, as 24/7 onchain markets absorb activity from legacy venues. The report highlighted a Saturday crude-oil trade that ended with a 243% gain and noted claims that Hyperliquid controls more than 70% of decentralized perps, alongside daily volume often above $1 billion.

Ethereum remained below $2,000, with CoinGecko showing ETH at $1,973, while large holders continued to add rather than trim positions. Wallets holding at least 100,000 ETH controlled 17.41 million ETH and 22.03% of circulating supply, both multi-week highs. Retail traders, meanwhile, showed strong buy-the-dip sentiment despite ongoing price softness.

XRP fell to a 15-week low of $1.18 before rebounding to around $1.20–$1.21, after a break of the $1.25 support level on 205.7 million XRP in volume. The token was described as trading in the $1.21–$1.26 range, down 2% over 24 hours and 7% over seven days, with key resistance cited at $1.32, $1.36, and $1.38. Analysts also flagged exchange-supply contraction signals alongside weak momentum, warning that a close below $1.18 could deepen the pullback.

edgeX said the EDGE token sank as much as 71% within hours on June 2 and that reviews by exchanges and market makers found no signs of coordinated manipulation. The firm attributed the move to thin on-chain liquidity, crowded longs, and liquidation spillovers into perpetual futures, and it unveiled a 200,000 USDC bounty plus voluntary goodwill payments for affected users.