Standard Chartered's digital-asset research head Geoff Kendrick said Bitcoin's slide to nearly $59,000 likely marked the cycle low, arguing the latest correction signals the current crypto winter has ended. Bitcoin later rebounded above $63,000 and was at $63,882 at press time, up about 0.5% over the past 24 hours. The bank reiterated its $100,000 Bitcoin call and kept a $4,000 year-end target for Ethereum.

XRP is trying to stay above the $1 support area as its price revisits a long-term rising trend line that has often aligned with major lows since 2018. The chart highlights a potential support band at $0.70–$0.90, with upside levels discussed around $3 and $3.32 if buyers hold. At press time, XRP traded at $1.15, up 0.4% in 24 hours and down 9% over seven days.

Bernstein reiterated its end-2026 Bitcoin (BTC) price target of $150,000, arguing the recent pullback reflects softer capital inflows and muted retail activity rather than deteriorating fundamentals. At press time, BTC traded at $62,902, roughly 50% below its October 2025 peak of $126,000, as the firm said investors have been allocating more capital to AI-related equities.

BlackRock moved 3,580 BTC worth about $226.8 million to Coinbase Prime on June 8, a transfer that some traders watch as a possible precursor to market activity. The move comes as its crypto ETF lineup saw roughly $1.46 billion in net outflows in the five trading days ending June 5, including about $1.34 billion from IBIT.

Prediction-market pricing for June 30, 2026 shows traders largely expect XRP to stay range-bound, with attention on a possible test of the $1 level. Probabilities imply about 41% odds of $1 or below in June versus roughly 22% for $1.40 and around 7% for $1.60. XRP was quoted at $1.15, up about 1.3% in 24 hours but nearly 12% lower on the week, while technical signals remain broadly bearish despite an oversold RSI.

On June 7, Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) executive chairman Michael Saylor posted the firm's Bitcoin accumulation chart, a move traders read as a hint the company could add to its BTC position. The signal comes as Strategy is carrying roughly $11 billion in unrealized losses while holding about 843,706 BTC, with an estimated average cost of $75,700 per coin.

XRP stayed under bearish pressure as the broader crypto market remained shaky, while an AI outlook suggested the token could stabilize by June 10, 2026. The model projected a $1.25–$1.35 range with a base case near $1.30, while flagging $1.15 as a key support area and $1.40 as a bullish stretch target.

BlackRock's crypto exchange-traded funds saw heavy redemptions over the past week, with Bitcoin and Ethereum products posting about $1.5 billion in combined net outflows. Over the five days ending June 5, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for roughly $1.34 billion of that total, while BlackRock's Ethereum ETFs together recorded about $121.8 million in net withdrawals.

An AI model analysis says Ethereum (ETH) could end June 2026 near $2,225, with a broader closing range of $2,150 to $2,300. At publication time, ETH traded at $1,556, down more than 4% over 24 hours and 23% over the past week. The model also outlined upside and downside bands tied to ETF flows, staking dynamics, and broader market conditions.