Crypto News June 12, 2026: Bitcoin and Crypto News — Daily Highlights

[LIVE] June 12, 2026: Bitcoin and Crypto News — Daily Highlights

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A significant event in the cryptocurrency sector occurred with the shutdown of a $390 million crypto network as part of an international operation, highlighting ongoing regulatory scrutiny in the industry. Meanwhile, the head of research at Bitwise Europe predicts further declines in Bitcoin prices, citing critical support levels that traders should monitor. Additionally, a popular Layer-1 blockchain network has garnered attention by announcing the burn of thousands of tokens, a move aimed at reducing supply and potentially increasing value. In other news, Binance has confirmed its support for a name change process for a specific altcoin, although details remain sparse. Lastly, Michael Saylor made waves with his statement regarding Bitcoin sales, suggesting that his company remains open to offloading BTC if necessary, a notable stance given the current market volatility.
12:31
A large-scale global cybercrime operation has dismantled a vast network that laundered illicit proceeds through cryptocurrency. The operation,…
10:18
Speaking at the BTC Prague event, Dragosch stated that there are significant technical support zones below Bitcoin's spot price.
08:14
The burning process involves sending a specified amount of tokens to inaccessible addresses in a way that prevents their return.
07:17
Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced it will support Toncoin's rebranding process.
06:07
Speaking at a Bitcoin event, Saylor stated that the company could sell some of its Bitcoin holdings if deemed necessary.
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