The crypto market started the week up 1%, near $2.18 trillion, as weekend dip buyers stepped in. Bitcoin (BTC) rose about 1% to $63,882 but stalled at resistance. Worldcoin (WLD) led the field, up more than 4% in a day. Still, a looming stock selloff and the US-Iran talks now dominate the cryptocurrency news space

Yet another security incident has been reported today, where popular Ethereum L2 network Taiko was exploited for around $1.7 million.

Two well-known analysts are warning at the same time about risks to overvalued U.S. markets. Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone speaks of a possible "once-in-a-lifetime reversal," while Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio forecasts negative real returns on U.S. equities for years ahead. Both argue that markets are badly overheated.

A busy week lies ahead on the US economic calendar, with more inflation data expected, while the rhetoric in the Middle East is mounting again.

Polymarket stands accused of faking wins to draw in users, hackers drained the Secret Network bridge of $4.7 million, and a large Japanese pension fund decided to allocate 1% of its assets to cryptocurrency — those and other stories from the morning of June 22 in our recap.