Bitget Hack Drains $352M, Treasury Yields Ease, Bitcoin ETFs Hit $2.8B Six-Day Streak

Welcome to Stock Market Today — your market briefing with actionable insights on stocks, bonds, crypto, and the events moving markets. Let's get into it. Bitcoin is trading at eighty-four thousand four hundred fifty-nine dollars this morning, holding firm despite a three hundred fifty-two million dollar security breach at Bitget exchange. CEO Gracy Chen confirmed spoofed backend transfers drained hot and warm wallets. Bitget suspects North Korean hackers based on VPN patterns, and the exchange's four hundred sixty-four million dollar protection fund covers all losses. Markets shrugged off the hack – a sign of maturity compared to past exchange breaches. Treasury yields pulled back after hitting nineteen-year highs yesterday, with the ten-year easing to five point one seven percent. Bond volatility spiked to one hundred four on the MOVE index, highest since March, while Bitcoin and equity volatility remain subdued. That divergence signals underlying strength in risk assets. Oil fell below one hundred five dollars on reports of US-Iran Strait of Hormuz negotiations. Bitcoin ETF flows hit two point eight billion over six consecutive days. BlackRock's I B I T accounted for one point three five billion – nearly half the total. Year-to-date net inflows now stand at seven hundred eighty-seven million. Altcoins rallied hard with ninety-three of the CoinDesk one hundred constituents up, led by Quant surging thirty-nine percent. Regulatory infrastructure is accelerating. The Fed proposed capital rules for stablecoin issuers – two percent capital charge on the first twenty billion, declining to one percent above fifty billion. The CFTC cleared commodities firms to invest customer funds in tokenized assets. Seven UK banks including Barclays and HSBC completed the world's first live interbank transactions using tokenized pound deposits. KelpDAO filed suit against LayerZero over April's two hundred ninety-two million dollar bridge exploit, alleging undisclosed protocol weaknesses enabled the attack. Derivatives positioning remains extremely bullish – whale long-short ratio hit one point three three. Traders are watching eighty-seven thousand resistance and seventy-six to seventy-seven thousand support. That wraps your market intel — trade smart out there. For deeper insights and real-time analysis, visit capitalcopilot dot i o.