📣 $EXY Moves TGE to June 11

Exylos, the Physical AI project building a “skill factory” for robots on Virtuals Protocol, has officially moved its Token Generation Event (TGE) to June 11, 2026.

In a post today, Exylos stated that something important is close and will change how the community views the project. The next seven days are expected to be eventful.

Exylos focuses on Physical AI — allowing users to train and ship robot skills from their computers that can be used by real robots. This positions it at the intersection of AI agents and embodied robotics, an area Virtuals Protocol has been actively expanding into through its Eastworlds initiative.

As the AI agent narrative matures, projects that bridge digital intelligence with physical execution are gaining increasing attention from investors and builders.

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🌐 https://www.exylos.ai
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Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle appears to be following its historical script

In previous cycles, BTC typically topped out during September–November of the 3rd year and formed its ultimate bottom around September–October of the 4th year.

With the current cycle’s peak reportedly established near $124,000, historical comparisons suggest that a potential bottoming window could be just a few months away.

Of course, no cycle repeats perfectly, and past performance is never a guarantee of future results. But for market watchers, the timing remains difficult to ignore.

If Bitcoin continues to rhyme with history, the market may be entering the final chapters of this cycle’s correction phase.

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Former Ethereum Foundation developer Trent Van Epps warns that Ethereum could face a funding crisis within the next 3–9 months

For years, the Ethereum Foundation has followed a “subtraction” strategy—gradually reducing its influence so the network can thrive independently. However, EF still remains a key pillar of legitimacy through its brand, ties to Vitalik Buterin, developer events, and ecosystem coordination.

The bigger issue is funding. After spending much of its ETH reserves on ecosystem growth, EF plans to cut annual spending from 15% to 5% by 2030. Meanwhile, its 4-year Client Incentive Program ended in April 2026 with no replacement announced.

Maintaining client teams, research, and protocol coordination costs around $30M per year. Without a sustainable funding model, Ethereum risks losing experienced developers and slowing progress on scaling, quantum-resistance research, and core network maintenance.

Ethereum’s biggest challenge may not be technology—it may be funding the people building it.

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Asian markets erased nearly $800 billion in value at the open as investors dumped tech stocks they had been aggressively buying just a day earlier.

The sell-off hit high-profile names hard. SpaceX fell as much as 16%, closing at $154.6. If the stock drops another $20, Elon Musk could temporarily lose his trillionaire status.

Meanwhile, U.S. markets are still asleep, but futures on major indices are already pointing lower, setting up Wall Street for a potential second consecutive day of declines.

For crypto, this is a risk worth watching. A deeper sell-off in equities could trigger another wave of risk-off sentiment across markets, putting additional pressure on Bitcoin and other digital assets.

If the dump continues, BTC could revisit levels below $60K.

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Binance has warned its European users that it will stop providing crypto services in the EU after failing to secure a MiCA license before the deadline

On June 24, the exchange withdrew its license application in Greece and announced plans to apply in another EU country. However, with MiCA rules fully taking effect on July 1, time has run out.

In emails sent to users, Binance's European entity stated that it can no longer accept new clients and will cease providing crypto-asset services from July 1, 2026.

Users in Poland, Italy, Spain, and France have already received instructions on how to withdraw their funds.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao criticized the decision, saying it's "sad to see the European Union deprive its users of access to the best liquidity in the world."

For now, this looks like a major setback for Binance in Europe and another reminder that regulation is becoming one of the biggest challenges for global crypto exchanges.

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Donald Trump has set a new record for the most securities trades made by a sitting U.S. president, with 22,136 trades in 2025 and another 6,100 trades in the first half of 2026

Trump has also become one of the biggest winners of the crypto boom. His estimated $1.4B in crypto-related earnings during 2025 surpassed the annual profits of several major crypto companies, including Coinbase ($1.26B) and CleanSpark ($365M).

His largest reported stock holdings include Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, Broadcom, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla.

Looks like "Trader Donnie" has been outperforming more than just the market.

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The AI investment narrative keeps getting stronger

According to Nomura, global capital expenditures on memory for AI data centers could reach $1.4 trillion by 2030.

That's one reason why speculative capital has been flowing into AI instead of crypto. The sector isn't just fueled by hype—it also has enormous infrastructure spending backing its long-term growth story.

It's getting harder and harder not to be bullish on AI... even if you're a crypto investor.

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How much would Bitcoin need to be worth to match the real purchasing power of $1 million from different eras?

The equivalent of $1 million in 2023 purchasing power would require Bitcoin to reach roughly $1.5 million per BTC (around 2036), while matching the purchasing power of $1 million in 1983 would require a price of approximately $6 million per BTC (around 2043).

In other words, simply becoming a "Bitcoin millionaire" will gradually mean less as inflation erodes the value of money. To preserve the purchasing power of a historical $1 million, Bitcoin would ultimately need to trade well above the $1 million mark.

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Bitcoin's CVDD on-chain indicator currently sits at around $48,500

Historically, the 2018 and 2022 cycle bottoms formed almost exactly at the CVDD level, making it one of the most respected long-term valuation metrics.

If history repeats, Bitcoin could establish its cycle low slightly below the psychological $50K mark.

Of course, no indicator is perfect, and macro conditions can always override historical patterns. Still, CVDD remains one of the key on-chain models investors are watching for signs of a long-term bottom.

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Is the Market Waiting for a Dip That May Never Come?

While many traders are still expecting one final capitulation, Bitcoin has climbed back above $66K for the first time since mid-June. 👀

The main reason so many remain bearish is simple: previous cycles saw deeper drawdowns. But Bitcoin's corrections have been shrinking with each cycle, making blind comparisons to past markets increasingly unreliable.

🐋 Meanwhile, whales continue placing buy orders between $60K and $48K. That doesn't necessarily mean they're expecting a crash—it may simply reflect a strategy of accumulating on weakness while already holding significant positions.

A new low is still possible, but it would likely require a major catalyst such as a sharp equity sell-off, a severe geopolitical shock, or another unexpected black swan.

For long-term investors, the key takeaway is simple: market bottoms are built through accumulation, not perfect timing.

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