Spot Ethereum ETFs saw a combined net outflow of $4.9452 million on June 12 (U.S. Eastern Time), according to SoSoValue data cited by Huo Xing Finance. BlackRock's ETHA led the day's redemptions with $4.53 million in net outflows, while its cumulative net inflows stand at $11.303 billion. Fidelity's FETH followed with $415,200 in net outflows, bringing its cumulative net inflows to $2.117 billion. At the time of reporting, spot Ethereum ETFs held $9.155 billion in total net assets. Their net asset ratio—market value as a share of Ethereum's total market capitalization—was 4.56%, and cumulative net inflows since launch reached $11.186 billion.

PANews, June 13 — Data from SoSoValue showed that Ethereum spot ETFs saw combined net outflows of $4.9452 million on June 12 (U.S. Eastern Time), marking the fourth straight session of redemptions. BlackRock's ETHA recorded the largest single-day net outflow at $4.53 million, while its cumulative net inflow stands at $11.303 billion. Fidelity's FETH followed with a $415,200 net outflow on the day; its cumulative net inflow totals $2.117 billion.

June 13 — On-chain tracker Lookonchain reported that a major $SIREN holder has generated more than 7.5 million USDT by selling $SIREN. The wallet still holds 595.7 million $SIREN tokens, currently valued at $91.86 million, with ongoing sell-side activity observed.

A major SIREN holder offloaded 17 million SIREN2:NATIVE tokens from multiple addresses over the past two hours, according to Embers. The sales were valued at $6.75 million and sent SIREN down from $0.47 to $0.23. Data also shows the SIREN cartel controls at least 94% of total supply, or about 680 million tokens.

A record-setting USDC transfer has hit the market. Blockchain analytics firm Arkham reported that Circle shifted $4 billion of its native stablecoin, USDC, to Coinbase via the Hyperliquid platform. The move is described as the largest USDC transaction on record. In terms of circulating supply, USDC continues to trail Tether's USDT, but the two tokens remain the clear leaders in today's stablecoin market.

BlockBeats reported that on June 13, SpaceX's equity token on PreStocks was quoted at $116.71, implying a 27.5% discount to the public-market price of SPCX shares at $160.95. PreStocks said the underlying shares remain subject to lockups, temporarily constraining liquidity and pushing the token to trade below the corresponding share price. The platform added that the discount is market-driven and could narrow as the underlying shares gradually unlock over the next six months. Existing holders can sell at the discounted level, while new buyers can enter at the same discount.

SIREN extended losses over the past 24 hours, sliding to about $0.49 for a daily drop of 26.67%, CoinDesk reported. Trading activity intensified despite the selloff, with volume rising 38.18% to $43.63 million—an action profile consistent with liquidation-driven exits rather than fresh dip-buying support. Derivatives positioning also cooled sharply. Open interest fell to $30.04 million, down 36.68% on the day, signaling traders were actively closing positions and leveraged capital was pulling back. The combination of falling price and shrinking open interest points to long unwinds and forced liquidations, not a wave of new shorts. Price action shows SIREN failing to sustain levels above the prior peak near $1.33, before retreating toward the key support zone around $0.43. That level has not been decisively broken, but selling continues to probe the area. Momentum indicators weakened as well: RSI dropped to 42.39, reflecting reduced buying pressure, while MACD printed a bearish crossover with the histogram turning negative. Liquidations during the volatility skewed heavily toward longs, indicating traders positioned for upside bore the brunt of the move. The sharper decline in open interest reinforces the view that leveraged long exposure is being reduced quickly. SIREN remains above the $0.43 floor for now, but rising volume alongside lower leverage and long-side liquidations keeps sentiment cautious, with the near-term market focus on whether support around $0.43 can continue to hold.

Odaily Planet Daily cited on-chain analyst Yujin as saying that a wallet believed to control SIREN offloaded roughly 17 million SIREN through multiple addresses over the past two hours. The sales were worth about $6.75 million and sent SIREN down more than 50%, sliding from $0.47 to $0.23. The same entity is estimated to hold at least 94% of SIREN's total supply, or 680 million tokens. Since February, it has carried out four rounds of trading operations over a four-month span.

ChainCatcher reported that on-chain analyst Yujin spotted a major SIREN holder selling about 17 million SIREN over the past two hours via multiple addresses, a transaction valued at roughly $6.75 million. The sell-off pushed SIREN down more than 50%, sliding from $0.47 to $0.23. The wallet cluster is believed to control at least 94% of SIREN's total supply, or about 680 million tokens. Since February, the holder has carried out four similar sell rounds over the last four months.