Binance will list the USDT/AED spot trading pair

June 3 — Per Coinbob’s Hot Address Tracker (https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN), the largest Bitcoin (BTC) position on Hyperliquid today stems from the wallet address 0x50b. This whale placed a short position of 724.1 BTC with 20x leverage an hour ago, worth roughly $48.03 million. Its average entry price is $66,128, liquidation price stands at $71,715, and the position is currently slightly underwater. Notably, this address has achieved 23 consecutive profitable intraday BTC scalping trades recently, with a 92% weekly win rate. Over the past seven days, it has accumulated $2.57 million in profits, more than doubling its capital. Wallet address: 0x0df25979a16d993e55bd58d05b6197c71634ab64

According to OnchainLens monitoring, on June 3rd, the USDH deployer began transferring a portion of its held HYPE approximately 12 hours ago. The address first unbonded 1.01 million HYPE, worth roughly $72.45 million, then transferred 209,984 HYPE (about $15 million) to a newly created wallet. Additionally, 200,000 HYPE (approximately $13.76 million) was transferred to liquidity provider Flowdesk, 120,000 HYPE (around $8.25 million) to Bybit, and another 80,000 HYPE (roughly $5.7 million) is currently being sold on Hyperliquid. It is reported that the total amount of HYPE obtained from this unbonding operation amounts to 1.01 million tokens, and the market is closely tracking their subsequent movement.

June 3, Farside Investors data shows the U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF posted a net outflow of $519.1 million on June 2, up from the prior day’s $483.8 million as ongoing investor flight from cryptocurrency ETFs continued. For Bitcoin ETF-specific flows: BlackRock’s IBIT led the exit with $388.6 million—accounting for roughly 75% of the total outflow. Other outflows included $83.5 million from GBTC, $45.1 million from Fidelity’s FBTC, and $16.7 million from ARKB. Only MSBT registered a net inflow, at $14.8 million. Meanwhile, U.S. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw a combined net outflow of $90.2 million on the same day. Breakdown: BlackRock’s ETHA ($44.3M) and ETHB ($1M), Fidelity’s FETH ($15.6M), ETHE ($3.9M), and ETH ($25.4M) all logged outflows. Overall, total net outflows from U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs hit approximately $609 million. Bitcoin ETFs have now notched large outflows for multiple consecutive trading days, while Ethereum ETFs marked their second straight day of net outflo

June 3 — Per HTX market data, Bitcoin touched as low as $66,000 and is currently trading at $66,009, down 6.94% over the past 24 hours.

June 3: Santiment’s social media data shows Bitcoin has fallen 13% over the past week, largely due to sell-off activity from large key stakeholders—known in crypto circles as Bitcoin whales and sharks. Whale and shark addresses (holding 10 to 10,000 BTC total) offloaded 24,602 BTC in the last week, an 18% decline in their holdings. Meanwhile, retail investors, whose addresses hold less than 0.01 BTC, added 61 BTC to their positions, representing a 12% increase in their accumulated holdings.

On June 3rd, according to market data from HTX, Bitcoin dipped below $66,000, currently trading at $65,829, down 7.23% over the past 24 hours.