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6/12

Bitcoin is currently holding steady in the $63,000-$63,700 range, with an early spike up to $63,724, showing a slight recovery of 1-2%.
The market faced its sharpest correction this year at the start of June, with BTC down nearly 30% year-to-date. We’ve seen significant ETF outflows, MicroStrategy selling off some coins for the first time, and a hawkish macro environment putting pressure on prices... But we’re also seeing some bottom signals:

About half of the BTC supply is currently in the red (the first time since the end of 2022).
The prevailing panic sentiment is often seen as a potential reversal signal.

Highlights for today:
SpaceX officially rang the bell on NASDAQ, with the first trade at around $175/share! Could the Musk empire's IPO bring in massive liquidity, affecting the crypto market's capital flow? What’s your take?
Are we still in a consolidation phase working towards a bottom? Or is SpaceX draining liquidity causing altcoins to take a hit?

6/11

BTC is back in the 62k-63k range today, up about 1-2% intraday.
ETH and other altcoins are seeing a slight bounce, but the funds continue to flow into BTC.
Today's highlights:
BlackRock's income-generating Bitcoin ETF is set to launch (with options yield)
SpaceX IPO valuation surges to 2 trillion
Japan's new crypto legislation is about to pass, effective in 2027
Saylor is still all in on Bitcoin

The market is still oscillating at low levels; do you think this bounce can hold?

6/10

Bitcoin holds steady at 61k, with a slight bounce after CPI data exceeded expectations. ETH has dipped to around 1630, and the whole market is still looking pretty green.
Key 3 points:
• The Trump family has raked in $2.3 billion from crypto projects.
• Japan's top three banks are teaming up to launch a stablecoin.
• Bitcoin L2 project Botanix has announced its shutdown.
With the macro environment catching a breather and institutions entering the game, are you holding your bags or have you already thrown in the towel?

6/9

MicroStrategy just dropped about $100 million to scoop up 1,550 BTC today!
Michael Saylor is saying that 'AI fund rotation is temporary,' but he just dumped 32 coins last week... Is this move a genuine bullish sign or just a ploy?
The market is still wrestling in the 62K-63K range, with the ETF showing slight recovery, but the USDT dominance crossover hints at potential capital outflow.

This week's CPI data and the Fed's stance are about to drop; will we keep oscillating or take off straight to the moon? Just a reminder:
The Humanity Protocol getting hit for $36 million is a wake-up call; private key security should always be priority number one!

What do you think about Circle's new cirBTC? Is it going to steal WBTC's thunder? Bros, do you think BTC can bounce back to 65K this week?

6/8

BTC $63,xxx (+3.2%)
ETH $1,69x (+4.8%)
Total market cap back to 2.2T+

• Strategy added 1550 BTC today
• ZEC skyrocketed over 40% due to upgrade proposal
• 24h liquidation across the board hit $520M (mostly longs)

Technical rebound or trend reversal? The data speaks, what do you think?

6/7

Today the crypto scene is wild!
BTC hit a 24h low of $59,227, the steepest drop since FTX
Over $1.6 billion liquidated across the board, bulls are crying in the bathroom

ETFs continue to flow out + non-farm data triggering rate hike expectations
Strategy sold some coins for the first time...

The fear and greed index is deep in the fear zone.
Hey folks, is 60k the hard bottom or are we going to keep dipping? Feel free to share your positions and strategies!

6/5

Today the crypto scene is super cold... BTC has dropped back to around 60k, ETH took a hit of over -10%, and altcoins are bleeding out...

The worst hit was ZEC, crashing 30-40% in a day just because an AI uncovered a bug that had been lurking for 4 years. The team rushed to fix it, but the bulls straight up dipped...

With macro factors, leverage, and a black swan all hitting at once, we saw over a billion wiped out in liquidations in 24 hours. This round of shakeout is really brutal💦

But every big dip is an opportunity:
- When panic strikes and others sell, we learn to observe
- Quality projects and teams are still here
- ETFs are already starting to recover

Hang in there, brothers! Are you choosing now or never, or are you waiting on the sidelines?

6/4

BTC has dropped below 62,000 USDT, hitting a low around 61,000, with a 24h decline of over 5-7%!

The entire network has seen liquidations exceeding 1.6 billion USD, with bulls getting wrecked 😱
Bitcoin ETFs have been seeing net outflows for several days, with funds shifting towards AI and gold?

Where's the bottom of this bear market? Should we keep DCAing or wait for the 50k support? Let's discuss👇

6/3

Bitcoin is currently priced around $66,500, down 3.8% in the last 24 hours, and has lost key support.

Ethereum has dropped to $1,870, with altcoins generally taking a hit, leading to a total market cap evaporation of over $30 billion.

Liquidation amounts have surged, and the fear index has noticeably risen.

Today's hottest topic: Strategy has made a small initial short of 32 BTC (about $2.5 million) to pay dividends. While the holdings still exceed 840,000 coins, the 'buy and hold' myth has been shattered, triggering market jitters.
The situation between the U.S. and Iran remains tense, heightening risk aversion, with funds flowing into gold and the dollar.
Bitcoin ETFs are seeing consecutive outflows, and institutions are taking a cautious watch-and-wait approach in the short term.

My take:
Short-term risks have not fully dissipated, but the $65,000-$66,000 area has become a strong support zone.
Is it time to accumulate on dips, or should we wait for clearer signals?

6/2

Today, the crypto market is experiencing a pullback, with Bitcoin currently trading at $69,xxx, down over 3.5% in the last 24 hours. The two main reasons are:

Strategy has made its first sell-off: for the first time since HODLing since 2022, they sold 32 BTC (about $2.5 million) to pay dividends. Saylor is still bullish long-term, but the short-term market was caught off guard.

Bitcoin ETFs are seeing significant outflows, with over $1.4 billion net outflow last week, indicating that institutions are clearly seeking short-term hedges. But there are plenty of good news as well:
TON officially announced the revival of the Gram brand! Pavel Durov himself declared a “return to the roots,” with a three-week transition period and no need for migration. Could the TON ecosystem take off?
BNB, XRP, and others are relatively resilient, with some DeFi and AI concept coins still showing local hotspots.
The Sui mainnet has resumed after a brief interruption, but Layer 1 stability remains an ongoing issue.
My take:
Pullbacks are the norm; after losing the $70k level, the $68,000-$69,500 range is worth keeping an eye on. With geopolitical risks and macro data looming, the probability of volatility is high, but each major washout presents a new opportunity.

6/1

BTC: Hovering around 72.8k, down 1.2%
Big news: DTCC's 300 trillion tokenized assets set to hit Stellar!
CFTC greenlights perpetual contracts, bridging traditional finance and crypto further
CME's BTC volatility futures launching today

In a nutshell:
Short-term pressure, but the long-term narrative just got stronger. Are you holding and watching, or have you started to stack more? Let us know your moves in the comments!

5/31

• BTC: 74,000+ showing slight recovery (+0.7%)
• BNB: +12% leading the mainstream, ecosystem heat is off the charts!
• ETH holding the 2000 level, Altcoins capital rotation accelerating

ETF outflows continue, but institutions are bullish on tokenization + RWA. Rumors of Ripple partnering with BlackRock heating up, Raydium + Hyperliquid performing exceptionally!

Opportunities are brewing amidst market volatility, are you still HODLing or have you jumped on the Alt train?

5/30

• BTC: Trading sideways between $73,000 and $74,000 (over 10% pullback from early May highs)
• ETH: Broke below $2,000, institutional sell pressure still persists
• Overall: Out of 390 tokens, 218 are in the green, funds are starting to rotate from BTC/ETH into XRP and others
• ETF: Bitcoin & Ethereum have seen a total outflow of around $2 billion, while XRP ETF has net inflows of $35 million

Ethereum's core team is facing significant talent drain, but long-term upgrades and regulatory clarity remain potential catalysts.

Should we reduce our positions or hold over the weekend?

5/29

Today's Quick Update | BTC Holds Steady at 73k, ETF Withdrawals Hit 9 Days but DeFi's New King Shines Bright!

💰 Bitcoin spot ETFs are facing the longest withdrawal streak in history, with over $2.8 billion net outflows in 9 days, cooling institutional demand temporarily, while BTC is trading back and forth around $73,000.

🌟 But here comes the highlight! The CEO of ICE, the parent company of the NYSE, personally endorses Hyperliquid: "It's already bigger than Nasdaq!" HYPE is surging, on-chain perpetual contract trading volumes are through the roof, and the 11-person team is making miracles happen!

📌 There’s also some good news on the regulatory front: The CFTC has approved crypto perpetuals for the first time, and Paxos has been approved for blockchain clearing of U.S. stocks.

The market is under short-term pressure, but with innovation and regulation driving the wheels together, the long-term outlook still looks promising! What do you think? Keep HODLing or rotate into the new DeFi narrative?

5/28

This afternoon, the crypto market is pulling back across the board:
Bitcoin dropped over 4% at one point, currently trading around $73,000-$74,000;
Ethereum has dipped below $2,000; major coins like SOL and DOGE are down 3-7%.
In the past 24 hours, over $935 million in liquidations occurred,
over 160,000 traders got wrecked! The largest single liquidation hit over $15 million (Hyperliquid BTC contract).
The key trigger: reports of U.S. airstrikes on Iran/Hormuz-related targets, oil price fluctuations + a surge in risk aversion, compounded by net outflows from BTC ETFs.

Current sentiment:
Short-term risk-off sentiment is dominating, but institutional tokenization + RWA trends are still in play.
Are you looking to dip-buy or just sitting on the sidelines?

5/27

BTC: 75,500-75,800 USDT (-1~2%)
ETH: ~2070 | SOL: ~83 | XRP: ~1.32

📉 ETFs have seen over $1 billion in outflows, but funds are rotating into SOL, XRP, HYPE, and other altcoins.
✅ Major bullish news:
• Coinbase Base launches AI tool, supporting ChatGPT for wallet management + DeFi.
• SoFi introduces a bank-backed stablecoin, reaching 15 million users.
• Kraken rolls out Bitcoin Vault, letting BTC holders earn DeFi yield.

⚠️ Heads up: OpenZeppelin CEO warns of AI hacker threats to DeFi, with losses exceeding $1 billion last year!

Do you think BTC can hold above 75K tonight?

5/26

BTC 76k-77k consolidation, altcoin rotation accelerating!

💰 BTC slightly retraced and stabilized around 77k, while ETH lost the 2100 USD support, and trading volume remains low.
📈 Highlights: HYPE surged strongly! Validator governance prediction market launched + ETF funds heavily buying, with 21Shares and Bitwise acquiring 68 million USD last week!
🌍 Major news: Tether teams up with Georgia to launch national stablecoin GELT, integrating into the national payment system, a new chapter for RWA + sovereign stablecoins!

😢 Sad news: Ondo Finance founder Nathan Allman unexpectedly passed away, with president Ian De Bode stepping in as CEO; the RWA sector may face short-term pressure.

Do you think HYPE can hit new highs? Or will ETH bounce back first? 👇 Share your trading plans in the comments!

5/25

Bitcoin is back in the 76k-77k range, briefly breaking above 77,000 USDT, with a 24h gain of over 2%. Trump announced that the US-Iran peace deal is basically in the bag, causing oil prices to drop 5%, which boosted risk appetite, leading Asian markets to rally!

However, in the last two weeks, spot ETFs have seen a net outflow of over $2.26 billion, with institutional funds still rotating (some shifting towards HYPE, XRP, SOL). ETH is showing relative weakness, and altcoins are clearly diverging.

🔥 Do you think BTC can hold the 76k support? Or will it continue to bounce around? Keep an eye on macro data and ETF flows after the weekend～

5/24

Bitcoin is currently holding steady in the $76,000-$77,500 range, with a slight rebound over the last 24 hours. Geopolitical risks have eased for now, as Trump stated that the deal with Iran is "basically settled," which has noticeably reduced selling pressure in the market.
At the same time, there's some major good news:
CME is set to launch 24/7 crypto futures on May 29, and institutional players are gearing up!
The SEC might greenlight tokenized stock trading, with RWA + stablecoins still being the main narrative for 2026.
Hyperliquid, AI coins, and some Layer 1s are starting to outperform BTC.

The Fear & Greed index is neutral but leaning cautious; although there's been some outflow from ETFs, the trend for institutional accumulation remains unchanged. Do you think next week will be another sideways consolidation, or will we break through 78k directly?

5/23

- BTC: Currently bouncing around $74,300, with key support between $72K and $74K
- Core Bearish Signal: Significant outflows from U.S. BTC spot ETFs
- Positive Note: Bitcoin hash rate news is still making waves, and institutional confidence hasn't fully evaporated

Consolidation phases are the norm; true opportunities often hide in the panic.