



In June, the total crypto market cap dropped by 8% to around $2.25 trillion, erasing most of May's gains. However, U.S.-listed Bitcoin miners saw a 19% increase in market cap, driven by AI-related power use cases. Despite this, spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $662 million in net outflows. JPMorgan noted that March 2024 was likely the peak for the crypto ecosystem in the current cycle.
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