Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin led a broad crypto market pullback as risk sentiment weakened across global tech and equity markets.

Ethereum saw the steepest decline among major assets, falling around 5.6% in 24 hours and extending weekly losses. XRP also moved lower, slipping nearly 5%, while Dogecoin declined modestly but remained under pressure on the week.

Solana showed relatively stronger resilience compared to other large-cap tokens, with a smaller weekly decline.

Overall, the downturn reflects continued risk-off behavior across both crypto and broader financial markets, where liquidity and macro sentiment remain key drivers.

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Two new White House executive orders are drawing attention across the crypto sector, especially around long-term security risks.

The orders focus on two major areas: accelerating large-scale quantum computing development and pushing a national shift toward post-quantum cryptography by 2030–2031. For crypto, the timeline matters because stronger quantum capabilities could eventually challenge older encryption systems if networks fail to upgrade in time.

The market has not reacted sharply, but the policy direction highlights a bigger issue: digital asset infrastructure may need to prepare for a post-quantum security environment well before the next decade begins.

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California’s Digital Financial Assets Law is set to take effect on July 1, introducing new licensing requirements for digital asset firms serving state residents.

The law covers activities such as crypto exchanges, asset transfers, custody services, and reserve-backed digital asset issuance. This has drawn attention to companies with California-facing operations, including Ripple-related services and RLUSD activity.

With XRP trading below $1.10, market participants are watching how regulatory clarity in California may affect sentiment and compliance planning across the sector.

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⚡ Electric Capital Clarifies Its FTX Exposure

Venture firm Electric Capital has stated that it was not an investor in FTX and did not trade with Alameda Research. The firm also disclosed that around $125,000 remains locked on the FTX platform, funds that were intended to support one of its portfolio companies.

The clarification comes as discussions around the aftermath of FTX continue, with Electric Capital emphasizing transparency regarding its limited exposure and ongoing support for affected portfolio operations.

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📈 Hyperscale Data Expands Bitcoin Holdings

Hyperscale Data, Inc. has increased its Bitcoin reserves to 1,106 BTC, valued at approximately $69.7 million at current market prices. The company recently added 18.594 BTC, following last week's purchase of 51.5 BTC, continuing its treasury accumulation strategy.

Despite the latest acquisition, GPUS shares were down nearly 4% in Tuesday morning trading. Executive Chairman Milton "Todd" Ault III said each Bitcoin purchase strengthens the company's balance sheet and enhances its long-term financial flexibility.

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