Shiba Inu (SHIB) is trading near $0.00000476, showing weak short-term momentum. Daily token burns have fallen to roughly $5 worth of SHIB. The token remains below all major exponential moving averages, keeping the broader trend bearish.

Ethereum traded back in the $1,670–$1,712 area early this week after sliding to $1,522 last week, but it remains down 15.3% over seven days and 28.1% over 30 days. BitMine (NYSE: BMNR) said it bought 126,971 ETH last week, lifting holdings to 5,543,872 ETH (about 4.59% of supply), while analysts warn a weekly close below $1,500 could open a move toward the $1,000 support zone.

Zcash (ZEC) slid from around $635 to roughly $303 after Shielded Labs disclosed a critical Orchard shielded-pool bug that had gone unnoticed since 2022. ZEC later rebounded to about $442 by Monday, June 8, though it remained down 19.7% over seven days and 26.2% over 30 days. Developers also proposed the Ironwood upgrade on June 6, while an analyst flagged $314 as a key level if a rising-wedge breakdown plays out.

Strategy disclosed a 1,550 BTC purchase worth about $101.3 million after a rare sale of 32 BTC, lifting its total holdings to roughly 845,000 BTC. Bitcoin is trading around $63,800 after dropping to about $59,300 during a volatile week, with losses of about 10.9% over seven days and near 20.8% over 30 days. Analysts remain split on whether the $60,000 area will hold or give way to deeper downside targets.

Chainlink (LINK) is trading around $8.92 after falling about 9.7% over the past seven days, while price held a 24-hour band between $8.81 and $9.06. A Mastercard partnership rolling out a fiat-to-crypto routing gateway has renewed attention on adoption, but key levels remain $9.02 resistance and $8.85 support with the broader trend still bearish.

Bitcoin (BTC) fell to about $73,235 after dipping to $72,604, as renewed US strikes on Iran and sustained spot Bitcoin ETF redemptions weighed on risk sentiment. More than $900 million in crypto liquidations and over $2 billion in ETF outflows since mid-May added to the selling, with traders watching $72,650 support and a 14-day RSI of 34.82.

Render (RENDER) climbed about 18.1% over the past 24 hours to roughly $2.35, with trading volume close to $295 million. The move coincides with higher on-chain usage, a 47% rise in open interest and a 126% jump in derivatives volume, alongside a descending-triangle breakout above key EMAs. Traders are watching $2.17–$2.18 as support and $2.50 as the next upside level, while a break lower could shift focus to $1.99–$2.00.

NEAR Protocol rose nearly 29% over the last 24 hours, climbing to about $2.26 after dipping to $1.73, alongside daily trading volume approaching $1 billion. The move followed renewed attention on NEAR's AI-related product updates and a technical breakout above a multi-year descending trendline. Traders are watching $2.20 as near-term support and $2.30–$2.40 as the next resistance band.

ECHO came under heavy selling pressure after an Echo Protocol admin key compromise enabled the unauthorized minting of about $76.7 million worth of eBTC. The attacker used the unbacked eBTC across DeFi—depositing into lending markets to borrow assets and then bridging funds across networks—before Echo paused cross-chain operations to contain the incident.