Ethereum fell 5% in 24 hours and 10% over the week, revisiting February 2026 capitulation territory near $1,871 with $1,800 flagged as a key daily-close level. On-chain metrics show 32.5% of supply (about 39.5M ETH) locked in staking while Binance stablecoin netflows averaged -$64M per day, alongside a Binance funding rate of 0.01 that points to a leveraged-long bias.

Injective (INJ) slipped about 5% after breaking above $6.29 and briefly reaching $7.14, with some short-term holders taking profits as Bitcoin entered a corrective phase. Momentum indicators stayed constructive at press time, and traders are watching whether $6.29–$6.40 can hold as support or if price revisits the $5.80–$6.20 demand areas.

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Bitcoin briefly slipped below $66,000 on June 3, touching around $65,710 as selling pressure intensified across the crypto market. The drop coincided with an extended spot bitcoin ETF outflow streak estimated at $2.8 billion to $3.5 billion and Strategy's first bitcoin sale in nearly four years. Traders are now focusing on whether $65,000 holds, with $60,000 cited as the next major level if support breaks.

Orbs has released its V5 upgrade on Ethereum and Arbitrum, targeting stronger cross-chain verification for decentralized trading, lower infrastructure overhead, and broader validator participation. The protocol said its execution layer processed more than $14 billion in trading volume across 10+ networks and over 30 DEX integrations since V4, generating over $3.2 million in protocol revenue. V5 introduces Committee Sync and is slated to expand to additional EVM chains such as Base and Polygon in the coming months.