Week 1, July 2026 Reporting Period: July 1–7, 2026 Data Cutoff: July 7, 2026 Core Narrative Over the past week, the crypto market experienced a dramatic reversal, falling first before staging aWeek 1, July 2026 Reporting Period: July 1–7, 2026 Data Cutoff: July 7, 2026 Core Narrative Over the past week, the crypto market experienced a dramatic reversal, falling first before staging a
MEXC Alpha Trader Research Weekly | NFP Sparks a Rebound, but ETF Outflow Pressure Lingers: Can BTC Hold $63,000?
Week 1, July 2026
Reporting Period: July 1–7, 2026
Data Cutoff: July 7, 2026
Core Narrative
Over the past week, the crypto market experienced a dramatic reversal, falling first before staging a strong rebound. At the start of the week, Bitcoin extended its weakness from late June, briefly dropping below the $58,000 mark and touching a 21-month low. Sentiment then shifted sharply after U.S. June nonfarm payrolls came in well below expectations, pushing Bitcoin back above $63,000 and bringing its weekly gain to around 5.5%.
Macro conditions became the biggest variable this week. The U.S. June nonfarm payrolls report released on July 2 showed that the economy added only 57,000 jobs, less than half of the market expectation of 110,000, while April and May figures were revised down by a combined 74,000. Although the unemployment rate edged down from 4.3% to 4.2%, this was mainly driven by a decline in the labor force participation rate rather than a material improvement in the job market. After the data release, market expectations for further Fed rate hikes cooled significantly. Interest rate swaps showed that the probability of a July rate hike fell to around 36%, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield moved lower and risk assets rallied broadly.
The monetary policy paradigm is undergoing a profound transformation. On July 1, Fed Chair Warsh stated clearly at the Sintra Central Banking Forum that the Federal Reserve would no longer provide forward guidance on interest rates and would instead shift to a fully real-time data-dependent, meeting-by-meeting decision-making framework. He said that "forward guidance is not the right policy tool under current economic conditions" and announced the creation of five internal working groups to conduct a comprehensive review of the Fed's policy framework. Warsh also reiterated that the Fed would firmly maintain its 2% inflation target, noting that inflation remains too high. This framework reset suggests that the Fed is moving from an era of "expectations management" into a "data-driven era."
On the geopolitical front, tensions around the Strait of Hormuz saw renewed fluctuations. On July 6, a liquefied natural gas carrier was attacked in the Gulf of Oman, with U.S. officials alleging that Iran had launched the missile. The attack took place during the U.S.-Iran ceasefire period, testing the peace agreement reached in late June. Shipping activity had previously remained elevated, with a total of 70 commercial vessels escorted by the U.S. through the Strait from July 2 to 4, though this was still well below pre-conflict levels. Some institutions warned that a lasting U.S.-Iran peace agreement may be difficult to achieve, leaving room for renewed conflict ahead. Brent crude edged higher on the attack news, rebounding to around $72 per barrel.
At the crypto market level, marginal improvement in liquidity was the most important positive signal. After 10 consecutive trading days of net outflows totaling $2.709 billion, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows of $222 million on July 2. Fidelity's FBTC led with $166 million in inflows, followed by Ark's ARKB with $91.8 million, while BlackRock's IBIT still recorded $40.4 million in outflows on the day. On July 7, Bitcoin ETFs saw another $266 million in net inflows, ending eight straight weeks of outflow pressure. Short covering further accelerated the price breakout, with more than $450 million in bearish derivatives positions liquidated across the market.
On the external variables front, SpaceX was officially added to the Nasdaq-100 Index on July 7. It took only 15 trading days from its Nasdaq debut on June 12 to its inclusion, marking the fastest inclusion in the index's history. SPCX is expected to carry a weighting of around 1%, requiring index-tracking funds to purchase approximately $4.3 billion worth of shares. During the same period, AI and crypto markets began to diverge. While technology stocks weakened, Bitcoin remained stable, suggesting that crypto assets are attempting to decouple from the AI trading narrative.
Overall, the policy expectation reset triggered by weak nonfarm payrolls gave the crypto market a critical breathing window, while marginal ETF inflows and short covering provided near-term support. However, record ETF outflows in June, with net outflows of around $4.3 billion for the month, expectations for a longer period of high interest rates under Warsh's framework reset, recurring U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, and the large buildup of leveraged positions in the $60,000–$65,000 range together formed structural resistance against further upside. Signals from the derivatives market suggest that this may be a short-covering-driven rebound rather than a trend reversal, and whether long-term buyers have truly returned remains to be seen.
I. Key Developments in the Crypto Market
1. Institutional Funds: ETFs Reverse Downtrend with $266 Million Weekly Inflow, Highest Since May
Bitcoin Spot ETF: After 10 consecutive trading days of net outflows totaling $2.709 billion, U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows of $222 million on July 2. Fidelity's FBTC led with $166 million in single-day net inflows, followed by Ark's ARKB with $91.8 million, while BlackRock's IBIT still recorded $40.4 million in net outflows that day. On July 7, Bitcoin ETFs saw a further $266 million in net inflows, the largest single-day total since May, ending eight consecutive weeks of outflow pressure.
Ethereum Spot ETF: Ethereum Spot ETFs showed a similar trend to Bitcoin. After nine consecutive days of net outflows, they returned to net inflows of $14.8 million and $29.08 million on July 1 and July 2, respectively.
Altcoin ETF fund flows are showing divergence: Solana ETFs recorded $6.4 million in outflows and $14.3 million in inflows, while XRP ETFs saw $3.69 million in outflows and $47.43 million in inflows. HYPE ETFs recorded $3.01 million in withdrawals, but still saw $120.83 million in inflows over the same period.
Whales continue to accumulate: According to CryptoQuant data, whale wallets kept accumulating Bitcoin in the $58,000–$63,600 range during the period of continued ETF outflows. On July 5, an order of approximately 857 BTC was filled at around $63,600. CryptoQuant's CEO noted that this pattern of "whale accumulation during institutional selling" has appeared near several cyclical lows in the past.
2. Price Performance: BTC Rebounds from YTD Low, Surging Past $63,000
Jul 1: Bitcoin extended its late-June decline, dipping to an intraday year-to-date low of approximately $58,000. However, fueled by Fed Chair Powell's remarks that "inflation risks are declining," the price staged a strong rebound, ultimately closing above $60,000.
Jul 2: Bitcoin Spot ETFs halted a 10-day streak of net outflows, recording a single-day net inflow of $222 million. This shift significantly bolstered market confidence, helping Bitcoin recover to around $62,700.
Jul 3: U.S. June nonfarm payrolls were released, with only 57,000 jobs added, less than half of expectations. The sharply weaker-than-expected data eased market concerns over further Fed rate hikes, while Bitcoin extended its rebound.
Jul 4-5: Trading remained thin during the Independence Day holiday, with Bitcoin consolidating in the $62,000–$63,000 range.
Jul 6: Bitcoin briefly broke above $63,000, but later pulled back into the $62,000–$63,000 range amid profit-taking. A short squeeze triggered the liquidation of more than $450 million in bearish positions.
July 7: SpaceX was officially added to the Nasdaq-100 Index. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Spot ETFs recorded $266 million in net inflows, breaking an eight-week streak of outflows. As of press time, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $63,000.
Asset | Weekly Change | Price Range |
Bitcoin | ~ +5.5% | $58,000 – $63,600 |
Ethereum | ~ +2% to +5% | $1,612 – $1,756 |
Solana | ~ +6% to +10% | $76 – $78 |
XRP | ~ +2% to +5% | $1.06 – $1.10 |
Total Market Cap | ~ +3% to +5% | $2.00T–$2.15T |
Data Source: MEXC, CoinGecko
Technical Outlook: BTC briefly broke above $64,000 before retreating to around $63,000. The rebound still lacks full confirmation from institutional fund flows. After record ETF outflows in June, ETF demand remains unstable. Open interest in CME Bitcoin Futures fell to a 32-month low, while six-month option skew surged to the fourth-highest level on record, indicating that the market is paying up for downside protection. Derivatives traders believe the market may be approaching a major cyclical bottom zone.
3. Stablecoins: Total Market Cap Holds at ~$311.9 Billion as Liquidity Tightens
For the week ending July 5, the total stablecoin market cap stood at approximately $311.9 billion, a 1.29% decline from the previous week, indicating continued tightening in market liquidity.
Performance of Major Stablecoins: USDT's market capitalization stood at approximately $184.19 billion, accounting for 60.19% of the total stablecoin market capitalization, down about 0.99% from the previous week. USDC's market capitalization was approximately $72.95 billion, accounting for 23.84%, down about 1.06% from the previous week. DAI's market capitalization was approximately $5.36 billion, accounting for 1.75%, broadly unchanged from the previous week.
On-Chain Supply: The combined market capitalization of USDC and USDT, the two largest stablecoins, contracted noticeably over the past 30 days, with USDC down about 3.6% and USDT down about 2%. USDC continued to be minted on Solana, with cumulative issuance since the beginning of 2026 approaching $65 billion. However, its supply on Ethereum and other major chains continued to decline, reflecting tightening conditions in the broader liquidity environment.
Exchange Liquidity: The trend of stablecoin outflows from exchanges continued. On July 1, USDC recorded single-day net outflows of approximately $503 million, leading exchange asset outflows, while USDT saw net inflows of around $15.2 million. Overall, stablecoins continued to move away from centralized trading platforms, reducing the market's available "dry powder" for buying. In June, USDC accounted for around 67% of adjusted stablecoin trading volume, or approximately $1.21 trillion, while USDT accounted for about 31%, or approximately $573 billion. However, this active trading volume did not translate into an increase in exchange reserves.
Key Insight: The $311.9 billion total stablecoin market capitalization does not represent an equivalent amount of potential buying power. Against the backdrop of shrinking USDT and USDC market capitalizations and continued stablecoin outflows from exchanges, market rebound momentum is constrained by insufficient "dry powder". While marginal improvement in ETF inflows has provided the market with a breathing window, stablecoin liquidity conditions have not improved meaningfully, and the sustainability of new buying demand still needs to be observed.
II. Global Asset Performance
1. Equity Markets: Dow Defies Trend to Hit Record High as Tech Stocks Slide for Fifth Consecutive Day
Performance of Major U.S. Indices: On July 6, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 53,055.91, rising above the 53,000 mark for the first time in history and gaining 0.29% to reach a record closing high. The Nasdaq Composite rose 1.12% to 26,121.16, while the S&P 500 gained 0.72% to close at 7,537.43.
AI and Crypto Trends Diverge: Asian technology stocks came under renewed selling pressure this week, with South Korea's KOSPI Index falling 1.4%. Weakness in AI and chip stocks usually weighs on the crypto market, but Bitcoin remained stable this week despite the equity market decline, showing a divergence between the two. Analysts believe that whether Bitcoin can form a bottom after rebounding from $58,000 will depend on whether ETF inflows can expand.
SpaceX Fast-Tracked into Nasdaq 100: On July 7, SpaceX was officially added to the Nasdaq-100 Index. It took only 15 trading days from its Nasdaq debut on June 12 to its inclusion, setting the fastest inclusion record since the index was created. Under the previous rules, SpaceX would not have been eligible for inclusion. After SPCX joins the index, its weighting is expected to be around 0.7%-1%, requiring passive funds to purchase approximately $4.3 billion worth of shares. This means millions of passive investors will gain indirect exposure to SpaceX, but it also means a loss-making company with a high valuation has become an index constituent. SPCX has seen sharp volatility since its IPO, with a high of $225.64 and a low of $147.11.
Index | Weekly Change | Key Drivers | On-Chain Mapping |
Nasdaq Composite Index | Approx. +1.1% | Tech stocks rebounded, led by gains in chip sector | |
S&P 500 Index | Approx. +0.7% | Nonfarm payrolls data boosted risk appetite | |
Dow Jones Industrial Average | Approx. +0.3% | Value stocks provided support, pushing index above 53,000 points for the first time |
2. Commodities: Geopolitical Volatility Drives Slight Oil Price Rebound
Crude Oil: Oil prices fell before rebounding this week, as the geopolitical risk premium fluctuated. In the first half of the week, Brent crude briefly declined to the $71–$72 per barrel range, approaching pre-conflict levels, as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz resumed and U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks advanced. However, on July 6, a liquefied natural gas carrier was attacked in the Gulf of Oman. U.S. officials alleged that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired a missile that struck the commercial vessel, marking the first attack since the U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement took effect in late June. In response, Brent crude edged higher to around $72.45 per barrel. Some institutions warned that a lasting U.S.-Iran peace agreement may be difficult to achieve, while the risk of renewed geopolitical conflict is rising, potentially limiting further downside for oil prices. WTI crude closed at around $68.55 per barrel, while Brent crude stood at around $71.99 per barrel.
Gold: Driven by the transmission chain of lower oil prices, cooling inflation expectations, and weaker expectations for Fed rate hikes, gold rebounded for several consecutive days this week, approaching the $4,200 per ounce mark. Spot gold was quoted at around $4,189-$4,200 per ounce on July 6, rising more than 2% intraday. The gold-to-oil ratio climbed to 60x, the highest level since mid-March, reflecting the market's tug-of-war between monetary easing expectations and geopolitical uncertainty.
Silver: Silver rebounded in line with gold this week. On July 6, Spot silver was quoted at around $63.05 per ounce, rising more than 1% intraday. However, it remained down more than 40% year to date, showing much sharper elasticity compared with gold.
Asset | Weekly Performance | Key Events | On-Chain Mapping |
WTI Crude Oil | $68 – $70/barrel | Commercial vessel attacked in the Gulf of Oman; geopolitical risks resurface | |
Brent Crude Oil | $71 – $73/barrel | First attack post-ceasefire triggers a slight rebound in oil prices | |
Gold | $4,170 – $4,200/oz | Weaker rate-hike expectations; gold-to-oil ratio rises to 60x | |
Silver | $62 – $64/oz | Rebounds following gold; volatility is even more pronounced |
3. Bond Market: Weak Nonfarm Payrolls Cool Rate-Hike Expectations, While Long-Term Yields Remain Elevated
The bond market exhibited a divergent trend this week. Driven by weaker-than-expected nonfarm payroll data, short-end yields declined sharply, whereas long-end yields demonstrated resilience, remaining at elevated levels.
U.S. Treasury Market: After the nonfarm payrolls data was released on July 2, U.S. Treasury yields moved lower across the curve. The 2-year U.S. Treasury yield fell 1.66 bps to around 4.108%, reflecting a market reassessment of near-term rate hike expectations. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield stood at around 4.461%, down from its June high but still at an elevated level. The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield was around 4.984%, remaining close to the key 5% threshold.
Yield Curve Dynamics: The 2-year/10-year spread stood at around 35 bps, with the yield curve continuing to steepen. Long-term inflation expectations and term premiums remained the main forces pushing up long-end yields. Fed Chair Warsh's hawkish remarks at the Sintra Central Banking Forum on July 1 stood in sharp contrast to the market's earlier optimism around rate cuts. Even after the weak nonfarm payrolls data, long-term Treasury yields remained above 4.46%, suggesting that market expectations for the long-term neutral rate are structurally moving higher.
U.S. Dollar Index: Supported by the Fed's hawkish stance, the U.S. Dollar Index held near 100.87 this week, still trading around a 13-month high. Although weak nonfarm payrolls briefly weighed on rate hike expectations, policy uncertainty under Warsh's framework reset and the continued widening of the U.S.-Japan yield spread both provided structural support for the dollar. Japan's 10-year government bond yield briefly touched 2.725%, a multi-year high, but the U.S.-Japan yield spread remained at a historically elevated level of around 173 bps, limiting room for a yen rebound.
MEXC has listed TLTON/USDT, a tokenized Treasury bond product pegged to the TLT ETF, offering users a streamlined channel to trade expectations on long-end U.S. Treasury yields. Additionally, international ETF token trading pairs, including EEMON/USDT, EFAON/USDT, and INDAON/USDT, have been simultaneously listed.
III. In-Depth Analysis of Key Themes
Theme 1: Weak NFP Data Revises Rate-Hike Expectations, Providing Market Breathing Room
The U.S. June nonfarm payrolls report released on July 2 became the turning point for this week's market. Nonfarm payrolls increased by only 57,000, less than half of the market expectation of 110,000. April and May figures were revised down by a combined 74,000. Although the unemployment rate edged down from 4.3% to 4.2%, this was mainly driven by a decline in the labor force participation rate rather than an increase in employment.
Market pricing shifted: The weak jobs data directly lowered market expectations for Fed rate hikes. Interest rate swaps showed that the probability of a rate hike at the July FOMC meeting fell from around 90% previously to about 36%, while the expected timing of the next rate hike was pushed back from October to December. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell in response, while risk assets rallied across the board.
Impact on crypto assets: Weak nonfarm payrolls broke the previous hawkish expectation of a "50 bps rate hike", giving risk assets a breathing window. Bitcoin rebounded from its year-to-date low to above $63,000, while ETF flows also ended 10 consecutive days of outflows. However, inflation data due later this month will shape the market's next round of expectations.
Topic 2: SpaceX Joins Nasdaq 100, Triggering Passive Fund Inflows
On July 7, SpaceX was officially added to the Nasdaq-100 Index. It took only 15 trading days from its June 12 IPO to its inclusion, setting the fastest inclusion record. This milestone marks SpaceX's rapidly expanding influence in the capital market. J.P. Morgan estimates that index-tracking funds will need to purchase approximately $4.3 billion worth of SPCX shares.
Implications for the crypto market: After SPCX's inclusion in the Nasdaq-100, passive fund buying may provide short-term support for SpaceX shares. However, SPCX's expected weighting in the index is only around 0.7%-1%, far below the level implied by its market capitalization ranking due to its relatively low free float. This event also suggests that future major technology IPOs, such as Anthropic and OpenAI, may be added to major indexes more quickly through fast-track inclusion mechanisms.
Topic 3: The U.S.-Iran Protocol Under Pressure—Geopolitical Risks Resurface Amidst New Uncertainties
Protocol Implementation and Attack Incident: Geopolitical conditions fluctuated again this week. Although the 60-day U.S.-Iran agreement entered the implementation phase and both sides held indirect talks in Doha on July 1 to discuss its execution, a liquefied natural gas carrier was attacked in the Gulf of Oman on July 6. U.S. officials alleged that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired a missile that struck the commercial vessel. The attack occurred during what was supposed to be the ceasefire period, immediately testing the peace agreement reached in late June.
Market Interpretation: Oil prices had already pulled back sharply from their peak, but the renewed escalation in tensions brought back one of the macro risks that had previously faded from the market's focus. Some institutions warned that a lasting U.S.-Iran peace agreement may be difficult to achieve, leaving room for repeated conflict ahead and potentially limiting further downside for oil prices. Expert analysis noted that the memorandum of understanding remains a "preliminary framework", with several key issues pushed into the 60-day negotiation window and still difficult to resolve in the near term.
Impact on Crypto Assets: The reemergence of geopolitical uncertainty is set to become a key variable for market attention in the coming week.
IV. Market Hot Topic Word Cloud
Rank | Keywords | Core Drivers | On-Chain Mapping |
1 | Nonfarm Payrolls Rise by Only 57,000 | Missed expectations by over 50%; rate hike fears ease | BTC/USDT |
2 | ETFs End 10-Day Streak of Net Outflows | $222M net inflow on July 2; $266M on July 7 | BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT |
3 | BTC Rebounds to $63,000 | Technical recovery after hitting yearly low of $58,000 | BTC/USDT |
4 | SpaceX Added to Nasdaq 100 | Effective July 7; sets record for fastest inclusion | |
5 | Commercial Vessel Attacked in Gulf of Oman | Incident occurred amid U.S.-Iran protocol tensions | |
6 | Dow Jones Surpasses 53,000 Points for First Time | Reached record high on July 6 | |
7 | Waller Ends Forward Guidance | Shifts to data-dependent monetary policy approach | BTC/USDT |
V. Key Focus Areas for the Coming Week
Economic Calendar (Jul 8 – Jul 14, SGT)
Date | Event/Indicator | Market Impact | Tokenized Underlying Assets |
Jul 8 (Wed) | Fed Releases June FOMC Meeting Minutes | Investors will scrutinize policy discussion details, particularly regarding Governor Waller's views, for clues on the interest rate trajectory. If the minutes reveal broad support for a more aggressive rate-hike stance, it could reverse current market optimism regarding rate cuts, thereby weighing on risk assets. | TLTON/USDT, BTC/USDT |
Jul 9 (Thu) | China's June CPI and PPI Data | Key focus is on whether deflationary pressures are easing. Persistent weak data may intensify concerns about a global economic slowdown, potentially triggering another round of sell-offs in risk assets. | BTC/USDT |
Jul 10 (Fri) | U.S. June PPI (Producer Price Index) | As a leading indicator for CPI, a month-over-month rise in June PPI would bolster expectations for a July rate hike. This scenario would be bearish for zero-yield risk assets such as Bitcoin. | BTC/USDT, TLTON/USDT |
Jul 11 (Sat) | U.S. Preliminary July University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index | This index reflects consumer expectations for future inflation and economic conditions. A rise in the inflation expectations sub-index would strengthen the case for the Fed to maintain its tight monetary policy stance. | BTC/USDT |
Jul 14 (Tue) | U.S. June CPI (Consumer Price Index) | The most critical data release of the month. If core CPI MoM exceeds 0.2%, markets may price in a 50-basis-point rate hike for July, triggering a broad pullback in risk assets. Conversely, a figure below expectations could sustain the current rebound. | BTC/USDT, TLTON/USDT |
Ongoing Monitoring | ETF Fund Flows | The sustainability of net inflows observed on July 2 and 7 is a key signal for the rebound's continuity. A return to net outflows would make it difficult for Bitcoin to hold firmly above the $63,000 level. | BTC/USDT |
Ongoing Monitoring | Battle for the $60,000–$63,000 Range | If BTC fails to decisively break above $64,000 with confirming trading volume in the coming days, it may technically retest the $60,000 support level, or even decline to the previous low of $58,000. | BTC/USDT |
Ongoing Monitoring | U.S.-Iran Tensions | Following the July 6 attack in the Gulf of Oman, the U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement faces severe strain. An escalation in conflict could push oil prices above $75, raising inflation expectations and consequently weighing on crypto assets. |
VI. Platform Updates
1. SpaceX Launchpad Subscriptions Surpass $100 Million; SPCX Becomes Top-Traded U.S. Stock Futures Contract
On July 7, MEXC released its June trading highlights report. Phase 2 of the SPACEX(PRE) Launchpad reached $118 million in subscriptions and attracted more than 36,000 participants, becoming MEXC's first Launchpad project to surpass $100 million in a single round. SPACEX(PRE) recorded a peak return of 38% during the reporting period.
SpaceX-related products dominated activity on the platform. SPCX, the tokenized SpaceX stock, became the most traded U.S. Stock Futures product in June and also ranked first among all tokenized U.S. Stock Spot assets. Users can position for SpaceX listing opportunities through three routes: SPCXUSDT Perpetual Futures, SPACEX(PRE) pre-listing certificates, and Launchpad subscriptions, forming full price exposure coverage from Pre-IPO to post-listing stages.
2. World Cup Series Events: Final Sprint & Rising Momentum
As the World Cup enters the knockout stage, MEXC's themed event series is reaching its peak:
- Football Fiesta (Jun 17 – Jul 21): Users who participate in football match predictions and reach cumulative trading volume milestones can unlock tiered rewards of up to 1,000 USDT. Additional rewards are available for meeting consecutive check-in requirements. Four rewards are available, including first-trade rewards, 0% maker fees, and a total prize pool of $500,000.
- Combo is in full swing: Combine multiple match predictions into a single order for potential returns of up to 200x.
- Global Football Season 2026 Prediction Masters (Jun 11 – Jul 19): The Global Football Season 2026 Prediction Masters is now live. Participate in World Cup prediction events and build winning streaks to share a massive 1,360,000 USDT prize pool.
- Trade Incentives: Join the MEXC Kickoff Fest (Jun 11 – Jul 21) with a total prize pool of up to 8,000,000 USDT, designed to enhance your trading experience.
3. U.S. Stock Asset Matrix Continues to Expand
This week, MEXC further enriched its U.S. stock asset lineup, broadening trading options for users.
On July 1, MEXC listed five new U.S. Stock Futures trading pairs, covering five sectors: online travel, finance, cloud monitoring, energy, and food & beverage. The newly added pairs include: BKNGUSDT (Booking Holdings, a leading global online travel platform), COFUSDT (Capital One, a prominent U.S. retail bank), DDOGUSDT (Datadog, a cloud monitoring and analytics platform), HALUSDT (Halliburton, a premier global provider of energy equipment and services), and KHCUSDT (Kraft Heinz, the third-largest food and beverage group in North America). These futures support up to 20x leverage and are currently featured in a limited-time 0-fee trading promotion.
On July 6, MEXC expanded its U.S. Stock Futures offerings once again. The Copy Trade feature now supports five popular Futures: CRWDUSDT (CrowdStrike, a leader in cybersecurity), OPENSTOCKUSDT, CELHUSDT (Celsius Holdings, a functional beverage brand), LINUSDT (Linde, an industrial gases giant), and ASXUSDT (ASE Technology Holding, a global leader in semiconductor packaging and testing). All these Futures offer up to 20x leverage.
SPCX Rapidly Added to Nasdaq 100: On July 7, SpaceX (SPCX) was officially included in the Nasdaq 100 Index. Just 15 trading days after its June 12 listing, SPCX set a new record for the fastest inclusion since the index's inception. JPMorgan estimates that this addition will trigger approximately $4.3 billion in forced buying from passive funds. According to MEXC data, the SPCXUSDT perpetual Futures price stood at roughly 156.25 USDT on July 7, with a 24-hour trading volume of $70.97 million.
MEXC currently supports tokenized trading for over 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs, including single-stock Futures and index funds, delivering a one-stop solution for global asset allocation. Additionally, RealStocks service continues to operate smoothly, allowing eligible users to purchase real shares of premium U.S. stocks—such as Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla—directly with USDT. This seamless experience requires no separate brokerage account and includes eligibility for dividends where applicable.
Important Notice: Due to regional compliance regulations, RealStocks does not support all markets. Trading hours align with Nasdaq schedules and are not available 24/7. Please ensure you fully understand the inherent risks associated with the U.S. stock market.
Disclaimer: This report is provided for research purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrency prices are highly volatile and susceptible to geopolitical and macroeconomic fluctuations. Investors should make independent decisions based on their individual risk tolerance. Any platform products or trading pairs mentioned herein are presented for objective data display only and do not represent buy or sell recommendations.
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Week 3 of June 2026Statistical Round: June 17, 2026 – June 23Data Cutoff: June 23, 2026Core NarrativeOver the past week, the crypto market experienced sharp volatility under the dual pressure of Fed C
