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This week, markets were shaken by the Trump-Musk dispute, BTC and ETH exchange supply dropped, and crypto ETFs gained institutional traction.

The crypto market recovered in May, but volatility remained elevated due to changes in U.S. trade policies.

Smart contract creation on the Tron network has become erratic, with no sustained growth, even as TRX maintains a bullish trend.

22,500 BTC exited exchanges in one day, which points to large players accumulating rather than preparing to sell amid flat prices.

The end of the week is upon us again, and that means another batch of Bitcoin options is due to expire, while spot markets are tanking. 

Wallets with under-six-month-old coins now hold 5.6% of all BTC, which points to aggressive, fresh buying behavior.

Bitcoin’s on-chain fundamentals are demonstrating significant upticks in wallet creation and token movement, which hints at renewed network strength.

BTC is down to $104,000 but is it time to buy the dip?

So far, Coinbase has issued 10.4 million cbDOGE, worth approximately $1.88 million, and 2.3 million cbXRP, worth more than $5 million.

This cycle differs from past ones, with artificial pullbacks after rallies hinting at institutional control and a delayed market climax.

The rates in the Eurozone are down to 2%.

This crypto market cycle hasn’t seen the hype and excitement that was present in previous bull markets, but that doesn’t make it any less significant.

Government interest in Bitcoin reserves may be a new demand catalyst.

-11% liquidation dominance shows shorts crushed, signaling bullish futures momentum without April 2024’s overheated -19 extreme.