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15:56
An exchange report: Bitcoin shows a market structure of "selling pressure pause but buying has not been confirmed"
ChainCatcher news, an Alpha report from a certain exchange indicates that Bitcoin, after multiple tests, held the $59,200 low and rebounded 3.54% this week to close at $65,655. This round of upward movement was driven more by exhaustion of selling pressure than by new demand. Previously, futures open interest had fallen significantly from the May peak, short-term holders sold at a loss, and exchange balances dropped to a seven-year low, showing the market has entered a phase of deleveraging and releasing selling pressure. Short-term holders are still generally experiencing about 17%–19% unrealized losses, and the potential upward selling pressure remains heavy.
15:35
Data: Crypto wallet service provider Exodus increases BTC holdings to 656 and SOL holdings surpass 20,000.
ChainCatcher news, according to Globenewswire, US-listed crypto wallet service provider Exodus released its May operating data, disclosing that last month, it increased its holdings by 27 Bitcoin, bringing its Bitcoin holdings to 656; it also added 1,439 SOL, with current SOL holdings reaching 20,673, but reduced its ETH holdings by 439 last month, bringing its Ethereum holdings down to 1,433. In addition, Exodus processed $383 million in crypto transactions in May, up from $347 million in April, and monthly active users reached 1.5 million, remaining flat compared to the end of April.
15:35
A cryptocurrency kidnapping and robbery occurred near Marseille, France, with four people arrested.
```htmlJinse Finance reported on June 21, citing Laprovence, that French police arrested four suspects in Marseille and surrounding areas in connection with an attempted kidnapping-style robbery targeting crypto assets. The incident occurred at around 3 a.m. on June 13, 2026, when suspects broke into a residential home in Marseille's 13th district, attempting to obtain crypto-related assets by holding two women hostage. A family was awakened by noise during the incident and immediately called the police, after which the suspects fled the scene, leaving only a clue of the vehicle license plate. It is noted that this type of crypto kidnapping crime is on the rise in France, with roughly 70 cases involving kidnapping or extorting crypto assets recorded since 2026. Police stated that such cases usually target holders of crypto assets and their family members, showing highly targeted and violent characteristics.```
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