Shiba Inu (SHIB) hovered around the $0.000005 psychological level as traders watched for a sustained move above it following an SEC decision. The regulator approved the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF, a product tied to an asset manager with $1.8 trillion in AUM that can include SHIB, with some analysts pointing to $0.00000680 and $0.00001344 as key levels if momentum follows.

XRP has fallen under the long-held $1.32 support and is trading around $1.15 after a sharp selloff pushed it below major moving averages. The report highlights three XRP Ledger on-chain readings—payment activity above one million transactions per day for much of the prior month, payment-volume spikes including one over 1.5 billion XRP, and still-elevated active users—as signs the decline may be nearing exhaustion. A recovery would likely need $1.32 reclaimed first, with the 200-day moving average near $1.70 cited as the next key area.

On 14 June 2026 at 11:46, BitMEX co-founder and Maelstrom CIO Arthur Hayes disputed claims that his public commentary on HYPE, NEAR and WLD was followed by sales that used followers as exit liquidity. He said he only discloses his own portfolio moves, does not tell others to buy or sell, and that the exits reflected a macro shift he calls "AI jitters" rather than changing sentiment on the tokens.

Solana’s tokenized real-world-asset (RWA) value has moved above $3 billion, shifting attention from SOL's price to on-chain financial activity. CoinGecko data shows SOL at $68.33 as of June 14, 2026 around 7:25 AM, up 6.4% over seven days, after dipping near $62 on June 10 and rebounding toward the $70 area.

XRP exchange-traded funds extended their lead in weekly net inflows for a fifth consecutive week, logging $10.68 million for the period ending June 12. Over the same stretch, Bitcoin ETFs saw a $319 million weekly outflow, while Ethereum and Solana ETFs posted $15 million and $4 million in outflows, respectively. XRP ETF cumulative net inflows reached $1.44 billion as weekly traded value totaled $61.22 million and net assets stood at $978.86 million.

Daan Crypto Trades said ETH's latest selloff pushed it to a 14-month low of $1,500 and argued current levels look "finally attractive" for long-term accumulation. He also cautioned that bear markets can last longer than expected and suggested keeping "dry powder" for surprises. Separately, Ali Martinez cited Glassnode data showing nearly 500,000 ETH (about $800 million) left exchanges over one week, while warning a possible bottom could be near $700.

Notcoin (NOT) rose 25% on June 13, even as derivatives data showed traders adding short exposure. Open Interest climbed to $7.8 million, with Binance and Bybit each at $3.1 million, while the funding rate fell to -0.1221%. Google Trends interest increased to 35, and the Accumulation/Distribution Indicator moved higher alongside price.

On 13 June, Curve DAO’s CRV slipped 2.35% over 24 hours while Open Interest eased 1.83%, alongside a 64% drop in daily trading volume after price was rejected below $0.266. The move followed a 12 June push to $0.2655, after which CRV fell 9.87%, with indicators suggesting slowed inflows and momentum as the broader bias stayed bearish.