The crypto market has come under renewed pressure, with Binance Research citing capital rotation into US equities as a key driver of the heightened risk-off sentiment in Bitcoin.

In a recent interview with FXStreet, BitMEX CEO Stephan Lutz stated that the crypto market has entered a full bear phase, marked by declining activity across both crypto-native and real-world asset (RWA) sectors.

Ethereum (ETH) total staked value is rising again after declining between mid-April and mid-May. The staked ETH supply has reached a record high of 39.69 million ETH, suggesting that investors are now likely chasing yield to offset price declines rather than exiting the market entirely.

Ripple (XRP) holds above $1.25 on Tuesday, a key support threshold, after extending losses for three consecutive days and hitting its lowest level since February 6.

Cryptocurrencies remain broadly pressured on Monday, with Bitcoin (BTC) hovering around $70,000, Ethereum (ETH) below $2,000, and Ripple (XRP) near $0.25.

Cardano (ADA) price is down 3% at press time on Tuesday, extending a steady decline seen over the last three weeks. Cardano’s declining trend mirrors the broader market pullback and continues to lose retail strength in the derivatives market.

Pi Network (PI) price is trading in the red on Tuesday, extending the 2% decline from Monday. The monthly unlock of roughly 170 million PI tokens in May raises concerns about additional supply, as mounting bearish momentum after a failed recovery on Sunday risks a lower leg. 

NEAR Protocol (NEAR) price is up 4% at press time on Tuesday, extending the roughly 80% gains from May. Retail interest in NEAR is building momentum, with futures Open Interest rising over 15% in 24 hours. while the broader market remains under pressure from Bitcoin’s (BTC) pullback to $70,000.

Hyperliquid's native token HYPE climbed to a new all-time high of $74.18 on Monday, extending its rally amid sustained demand and strong ecosystem momentum.

Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM) are extending losses on Tuesday as both lose momentum. Broader market bearish sentiment and uncertainty, with Bitcoin (BTC) back to $70,000, add to downside pressure, while the biased wipeout of long positions in the derivatives market confirms a sell-side dominance.

Bitcoin (BTC) declined below the $72,000 level on Monday as geopolitical tensions escalated following Iran's decision to suspend ceasefire talks with the US.

BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) has slowed its weekly Ethereum (ETH) accumulation, purchasing 26,497 ETH last week. That figure represents its third-lowest acquisition since pivoting to an ETH treasury in 2025.

Ripple (XRP) is down 2% at press time on Monday as the broader crypto market loses risk appetite.

Cryptocurrency prices edge lower on Monday, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling below $73,000, Ethereum (ETH) under $2,000, and Ripple (XRP) holding at $1.30 after a 2% intraday decline at press time.

Bitcoin (BTC) edges below $73,000 at press time on Monday, extending its decline under the prevailing downside pressure from three consecutive weeks of losses.

Solana (SOL) floats above $80 at press time on Monday, avoiding deeper corrections with rebounds to extend a consolidating move.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) edge lower under pressure on Monday after a steady decline over the last three weeks. US-Iran ceasefire extension dillydally fuels institutional outflows, adding further downside pressure on the crypto market. 

Following Ethereum's (ETH) decline to the $2,000 psychological level over the past few days, loss realization has increased.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has sharply criticized the proposed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY), warning that major US banks will oppose the legislation in its current form.

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has approved the listing of a fully regulated Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual futures contract, according to a Friday X post by Chairman Mike Selig.

Stellar (XLM) extends gains for a third consecutive day, riding above $0.2000 at the time of writing on Friday.

Cryptocurrency prices rise slightly on Friday as market participants continue to assess the conflict in the Middle East.

Prices of meme coins, including Dogecoin (DOGE), have been on a continued downward trend since their boom in 2021. Their future remains a key question among investors, who are increasingly scrutinizing which crypto projects have real-world utility and thus have the highest potential ahead.

Bitcoin (BTC) remains under pressure, trading below $74,000 on Friday, and is set to post its third consecutive week of losses. The institutional sell-off continues, with spot BTC Exchange-Traded funds (ETFs) recording billions in outflows.

Ethereum (ETH) is under intense selling pressure, hovering around $2,000 at press time on Friday after three consecutive days of losses. Institutional outflows and a decline in active addresses support the “bearish rally” in the major altcoin amid a broader decline in the cryptocurrency market.

Monero (XMR) is slipping toward the key trendline support on Friday after losing over 9% so far this week. A daily close below this support zone could trigger further sell-offs. This breakdown is supported by the weakening derivatives metrics alongside bearish momentum.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) struggle on Friday after correcting over 4.4%, 4.5% and 3% so far this week. BTC is trading below $74,000, ETH dropped to $2,000, and XRP is hovering near $1.30.

Bitcoin (BTC) edges below $73,500 at press time on Friday, as the delay in the US-Iran ceasefire extension weighs down on the broader crypto market.

Activity on the Sui mainnet resumed late Thursday following a prolonged network stall, with the team confirming in an X post that block production and transaction processing are now back to normal.

The wave of corporate Bitcoin (BTC) adoption that contributed to a strong market performance last year is showing clear signs of deceleration.