In the past week, the cryptocurrency market has seen significant changes, with Bitcoin (BTC) maintaining a level above $60,000 and even reaching over $66,000, marking its best week since early March. This surge was influenced by the US CPI announcement and increased inflows to Bitcoin ETFs.
Among the larger-cap alts, Solana and Chainlink have shown impressive gains. The market cap stands at $2.533T, with a 24H volume of $78B and BTC dominance at 51.6%.
Despite market volatility, Bitcoin's fundamentals remain strong, as highlighted by Bitfinex. However, Ethereum continues to lose ground to Bitcoin, making the 'flippening' seem more distant.
Notably, Morgan Stanley revealed a $269 million investment in Grayscale's GBTC, while the Wisconsin State Investment Board invested $164 million in Bitcoin ETFs, potentially prompting similar actions from other states.
CME Group plans to enter the spot Bitcoin trading market, potentially creating competition for established platforms like Coinbase and Binance. Lastly, ShibaSwap 2.0 went live on Shiba Inu's Layer 2 Blockchain.