EIGEN rose 14% as capital moved into the EigenCloud ecosystem, with DeFiLlama data showing TVL increased by $291 million from 7 June to 14 June to reach $4.67 billion. Derivatives indicators were mixed: perpetual Netflow was about $753,000 and Long-to-Short ratios were 1.29 on OKX and 1.53 on Binance, while the Funding Rate stayed slightly positive at 0.0024%.

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.

Maelstrom, the family office of BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, said two of the four developers funded under its Bitcoin Grant Program are now working full-time on privacy tools designed to make Bitcoin transactions harder to trace. The program has paid monthly Bitcoin installments on 12-month contracts since October 2024 and limits grant stacking to $400,000 per year. The update follows Hayes confirming Maelstrom has exited its entire Zcash (ZEC) holding, citing a risk tied to Zcash's Orchard pool.

Venice Token (VVV) fell 15% over the past 24 hours as whales and Binance top trader accounts tilted positioning toward the sell side. Despite weakening sentiment, spot-market data still shows net buying, with seven-day netflow at +$824,960 and total purchases around $15.66 million. Technical signals place VVV in an undervalued zone that previously preceded sharp rebounds, while volume is down 18% during the decline.

Bitcoin (BTC) has remained range-bound between $59,000 and $63,000, with rebound momentum still limited. The BTC market-cap-to-global M2 ratio stands at 0.94%, and the analysis suggests it may need to drop further into prior bottom zones before a durable recovery forms. Meanwhile, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen $5.568 billion in outflows since May 15, alongside a Coinbase Premium Index reading of -0.07 and rising exchange reserves.

Zcash (ZEC) drew fresh attention after rebounding from a low near $250 on June 5 to as high as $470 in early trading, as spot demand shifted back toward net buying. Spot netflow swung from net selling of $17.23 million three days ago to net buying of $118.13 million over the past day, while June 9 showed $99,000 in total buys in the first eight hours. Even with improving sentiment and higher hashrate, a negative perpetuals funding rate of about -0.0700% suggests downside risk could still cap a push toward $500.

BUILDon (B) rose 15% over the past day as broader market sentiment improved, bringing price back toward the $0.25 resistance that has repeatedly halted rallies. Momentum gauges strengthened during the move, with MFI rising from 36 to 47 and BBP posting a fourth straight green bar. Analysts note that a break above $0.25 could leave room toward $0.27, while heavier liquidation pressure is clustered closer to $0.28.

Polygon (POL) fell roughly 12% over the past 24 hours, extending its year-to-date decline to about 25%. Market metrics show positive perpetual funding at 0.0036%, about $48.54 million in open interest, and around $494,000 in spot exchange net outflows, alongside a holder count of 138,100 and 74% bullish sentiment—signals that the drop may be driven by panic selling rather than weakening fundamentals.

On June 6, the total crypto market cap fell to about $2.2 trillion, extending a sharp multi-week pullback. ProCap BTC CIO Jeff Park said the move reflects capital rotating into the market’s next crowded trades rather than a structural crypto problem, as Bitcoin outflows reached about $3.83 billion over a combined 35-day stretch.