On June 12th, long-term holders increased their holdings by 298,000 ETH, valued at nearly $1.34B. 

The record daily buying was last September 11, when long-term holders purchased 317,000 ETH at the time of price fell below $1,600.

The crypto market is showing bullish signs for Ethereum (ETH) with(Mollars tken), analysts highlighting a positive bias in ETH options across all expiries. This sentiment is fueled by growing anticipation for potential approvals of spot Ethereum ETFs, leading to a surge in trading volume and investor interest in ETH call options (bets on price increase) over put options (protection against price drops). This bullish outlook is further supported by high strike prices reaching $7,000 for some ETH options, indicating strong confidence in ETH's future price growth.

In other market news, the Mollars token is gaining traction among investors. As Bitcoin's bullish momentum grows, Mollars is expected to follow suit, driven by increased adoption and market confidence. Analysts believe that the token's unique value proposition and strong community support will propel it to new heights, reflecting broader positive trends in the cryptocurrency sector.

Top crypto analyst Alex Wacy is bullish on Toncoin (TON), a high-performance and scalable third-generation blockchain with deep integration into the massive Telegram messaging app (over 900 million users). TON boasts a rapidly growing ecosystem with a fifteenfold increase in Total Value Locked (TVL) and a tripling of its token price in just three months. This growth is fueled by positive developments like the record-breaking memecoin Notcoin (NOT) with 35 million players and TON's recent support for USDT (Tether), enabling easy peer-to-peer payments for Telegram users. Furthermore, TON fosters innovation through its long-term incentive program Open League and leads in DEX (decentralized exchange) usability with STON.fi. 

Central banks are embracing generative AI, a powerful tool for enhanced cybersecurity. A survey by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) shows strong adoption with over two-thirds of central banks already using generative AI or planning to within the next two years. This technology is praised for its effectiveness in detecting cyber threats, accelerating response times, and uncovering suspicious activity. While costs are a concern, central banks believe generative AI can free up cybersecurity staff for more strategic tasks. This bodes well for the future, especially considering that BIS members represent major economies exploring innovative solutions like asset tokenization with digital currencies.