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I wouldn’t be so quick to say Saylor has turned seller for good. 35 days without a $BTC purchase is definitely notable, especially given how consistent Strategy’s accumulation strategy has been. But the bigger shift is that Strategy has now shown it’s willing to use its Bitcoin treasury as a source of liquidity when needed. Strategy recently sold 3,588 $BTC for roughly $216M, using the proceeds for preferred stock payments and to replenish its dollar reserve. At the same time, the company still holds 843,775 BTC, so this is hardly a complete reversal of the Bitcoin strategy. To me, the real question isn’t “Is Saylor bearish on Bitcoin?” It’s whether the old model raising capital and continually converting it into BTC still works under current market conditions. Saylor himself just teased the possibility of “another color” on Strategy’s Bitcoin acquisition chart. So I would call this a pause and a change in strategy, not necessarily the end of the Bitcoin accumulation story. The next few weeks could tell us a lot. BTC buy, BTC sale, or simply more cash accumulation? That’s what I am watching #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

Tom Lee is doubling down on his Ethereum strategy. He added 9,946 $ETH and repurchased 6.1M shares, bringing holdings to 5.79M ETH about 4.8% of total supply. The bigger picture: institutional conviction around Ethereum is getting harder to ignore.

A $5B whale accumulation is definitely a signal worth paying attention to, but I wouldn't treat it as automatic confirmation of a $70K breakout. Large holders often position early and think in terms of months, not days. The bigger question is whether the broader market can support that move. ETF inflows, institutional participation, macro conditions, and spot demand all need to stay strong. If whales are buying while supply on exchanges continues to shrink, that creates the kind of imbalance that can push Bitcoin toward major resistance levels. What makes this interesting is that aggressive accumulation during periods of uncertainty has historically preceded some of $BTC strongest rallies. But until price reclaims key levels with sustained volume, $70K is a bullish target, not a guaranteed outcome. In my view, the whale activity makes the target more credible than it was a few weeks ago, but the market still needs confirmation through continued demand and strong follow-through

The crypto market is entering a decisive phase. ETF outflows are testing investor confidence. Billions in $BTC and $ETH options are nearing expiry, increasing the potential for sharp price swings. Liquidations are flushing out overleveraged positions, while uncertainty continues to shape short-term sentiment. But beneath the volatility, the bigger picture remains unchanged. Every market cycle has been defined by moments of fear, followed by periods of recovery and innovation. Those who focus on fundamentals instead of headlines are often the ones who capitalize on the next wave. This isn't just a test of the market, it's a test of conviction.

$XRP whales are making moves. Over the last 5 weeks, wallets holding between 100K–100M $XRP have accumulated 600M XRP, signaling growing confidence ahead of potential regulatory clarity. 📈 If the CLARITY Act gains traction, XRP could see renewed bullish momentum. But remember, whale accumulation isn't a guarantee, it's one signal among many. Smart money is positioning. Are you watching? 👀

The $XRP Ledger has now processed over 1 million AI agent transactions, showing that the intersection of AI and blockchain is becoming a reality not just a concept. This isn't just another on-chain milestone. It reflects growing utility for XRPL as AI agents begin interacting and transacting on-chain, while network activity and institutional interest in XRP continue to grow. Price will always react to market conditions, but in the long run, adoption is what matters most. If this trend continues, XRPL could play a much bigger role in the future of AI-powered finance.

The Bank of Japan may be about to shake global markets. With the $yen sitting near a 40-year low, the BOJ is signaling a faster pace of interest rate hikes. If that happens, it could trigger an unwind of the popular yen carry trade, a source of liquidity that has fueled risk assets for years. What does that mean for crypto? 📉 Tighter global liquidity often pressures speculative assets. ⚠️ $BTC and altcoins could face increased volatility if investors de-risk. 🌍 This is a reminder that macroeconomic policy and crypto are more connected than many realize. The next major move in #Bitcoin may not come from crypto news, it could come from a central bank meeting in Tokyo. Smart investors aren't just watching price charts; they're watching global monetary policy.

I have always believed that the next wave of blockchain adoption won't come from speculation, it'll come from solving everyday problems. That's why I am excited about what $OVATO is building with its "Full Circle" Utility Ecosystem. Instead of creating another digital asset looking for a purpose, Ovato is focused on giving both merchants and shoppers real value every time they transact. Imagine local businesses being able to accept digital payments, reward loyal customers, create new revenue opportunities, and keep more of what they earn, all while building stronger relationships with their communities. At the same time, shoppers can unlock Daily Deals, earn rewards on everyday purchases, and use those rewards across a growing ecosystem. To me, this is what utility should look like: technology that works quietly in the background while making everyday commerce better for everyone involved. Every new merchant, every transaction, and every new user helps strengthen the network and move us one step closer to mainstream adoption. The future of digital currency isn't just about holding value, it's about creating it in the real world. I believe that's the direction we're heading, and I'm looking forward to seeing how $OVATO continues to grow.

I have learned that the strongest moves usually come when a token's utility starts matching its narrative. Meteora's new Referral Staking Program is one of those updates that caught my attention. It gives $MET holders a way to benefit from the growth of its liquidity network and DLMM trading fees, making demand feel more connected to real ecosystem activity. I've been tracking $MET on Bitget to see how the momentum is developing, especially with the recent increase in price and trading volume. It's becoming one of the more interesting $SOL DeFi tokens to watch. Definitely worth keeping an eye on if this trend continues.

Is #Dogecoin finally close to its bottom? Some analysts believe July could mark a key accumulation phase for $DOGE , pointing to historical cycles, oversold technical indicators and improving market sentiment. If history repeats, this could be where smart money starts paying attention, not chasing green candles later. Still, nothing is guaranteed. Always do your own research and manage your risk.

I wouldn't put too much weight on the 6 Mondays = 6 tops thing. That is a pretty small sample size, and $BTC has a habit of making patterns look obvious right before it breaks them. As for $65k being the top before another leg down, I don't think there's enough evidence to say that yet. Right now, $65k looks more like a key level than a confirmed top. If $BTC can hold above this area, there's still a decent chance we see another push higher. If it loses support and starts closing below the low $60k region, then the bearish case becomes much stronger. For me, price action around this level matters more than what day of the week it happens on. Markets don't care that it's Monday.

MARKET: Strategy's $BTC buying has slowed sharply as STRC trades well below its $100 target price.

$BTC is now trading below its 50-month EMA, a level that has historically acted as a major trend indicator. While that is certainly a bearish signal and something traders shouldn't ignore, it doesn't automatically mean the next stop is below $60K. The key thing to watch is whether #Bitcoin can reclaim the 50-month EMA in the coming weeks. If it does, this could end up being a false breakdown that shakes out weak hands before the trend resumes. However, if the EMA turns into resistance and selling pressure continues to build, then lower support levels including the $60K region become increasingly likely. At this stage, confirmation is more important than predictions. One break below a major moving average gets attention, but sustained weakness below it is what would strengthen the case for a deeper correction.

One thing I have been paying more attention to lately is dividends. Most traders spend all their time chasing the next big move, but getting paid simply for holding quality stocks is something that often gets overlooked. Over time, those distributions can add up and become a meaningful part of overall returns. A few upcoming dividend dates on my watchlist: 📅 June 4 — $NVDA , $rQCOM 📅 June 5 — $rWDC, $rNEE 📅 June 8 — $GOOGL I have been tracking these through Bitget because it gives me the flexibility to trade around the clock during the trading week, manage positions more actively, and move between different asset classes without constantly shifting capital around. The market will always have opportunities, but getting exposure to strong companies while also qualifying for dividends is a strategy more people should probably be talking about.

Strive's Bitcoin holdings reached 19,000 $BTC worth $1.35 billion after a $185M purchase, funded through equity sales that increased share dilution while maintaining a $137.3 million cash reserve to support SATA's 13% dividend.

It’s not really about Saylor trying to time the market or suddenly changing his mind on #Bitcoin Strategy sold a very small amount of $BTC (around 32 BTC, roughly $2.5M) and the main reason was to cover preferred stock dividend payments. That is more of a cash flow and balance sheet decision, not a “we think Bitcoin will drop” decision. People see first sale since 2022 and assume a big shift, but in reality, it’s a tiny amount compared to what they hold. Their core position is still intact, and their long term strategy hasn’t changed, they are still heavily Bitcoin focused. What changed is their financial structure. Once you introduce things like dividend paying preferred shares, you occasionally need liquidity, and that’s what this looks like. So this isn’t really Saylor sold before the dump. It’s more like a large Bitcoin holder made a small operational sale to meet obligations, while still staying fully committed to the long term $BTC strategy.

AI stocks already had an insane May run, with several names moving parabolic as the market fully repriced the AI infrastructure boom. $NVDA is still the clearest leader in this cycle, not just as a stock, but as the backbone of global AI compute, powering everything from training clusters to AI PCs and enterprise deployment. What makes this more interesting is the comparison with AI crypto like $FET , which is trying to capture the narrative layer of autonomous agents and decentralized intelligence. But the difference is simple, Nvidia is driven by real demand, real chips, and real infrastructure buildouts while AI tokens move more on sentiment and rotation. That’s why $NVDA continues to anchor the entire AI trade. I also used Bitget GetAgent to scan for stocks positioned to benefit from the Nvidia GTC Taipei narrative If AI adoption keeps accelerating, especially around AI PCs and enterprise systems, this could be the start of another strong leg higher for the whole AI sector.

AI momentum is still one of the biggest drivers in the market right now, and earnings season is making that even clearer. I used Bitget GetAgent to analyze both $MRVL and COST, and the reactions are very different. MRVL posted strong earnings: • Revenue: $2.418B (+28% YoY) • EPS: $0.80 But despite the strong AI and data-center growth, the stock still saw some profit taking after its huge run. Looks like a lot of traders already expected strong numbers before earnings dropped. $COST on the other hand is still showing strength ahead of earnings, with expectations around: • Revenue: $69.3B • EPS: 4.56 The market still sees Costco as a stable company during uncertain times, which explains why buyers keep stepping in. Right now I am watching: • $MRVL for another AI-driven breakout after consolidation • $COST to see if earnings can push the stock even higher after hours This is why earnings trading gets interesting. Most of the big volatility happens after market close, and having 24/7 access on Bitget makes it easier to react fast. What’s your outlook on MRVL and COST

$Oil is reacting again after reports of renewed attacks on vessels and military-linked activity around southern Iran, bringing fresh geopolitical risk back into crude pricing. The result is another spike in volatility as traders quickly reprice potential supply disruptions in a sensitive region.

This keeps oil in a headline-driven phase where risk premiums expand on escalation and fade just as fast on calmer headlines, making directionless but sharp moves more common.

I am currently in a $CL long on @BitgetGlobal, holding through the swings with the view that continued tension could still support upside momentum, with $100 oil still in sight if condition persist.

Are you still trading oil in this environment

It looks less like $BTC and ETH are being abandoned and more like a normal rotation of capital. BTC/ETH ETFs usually form the base layer of liquidity, and when inflows slow or price action becomes choppy, some capital naturally moves further out the risk curve into higher beta assets. $XRP is benefiting from strong liquidity, established retail attention, and a clearer regulatory narrative. HYPE is more of a momentum-driven play that thrives on speculative and leveraged flows, tending to outperform in risk-on bursts but also giving back gains quickly in corrections. So calling them “ETF kings” feels premature. What’s more likely happening is temporary risk-on rotation rather than a structural shift, with BTC and ETH still dominating long-term ETF flows while alts simply catch short-term upside when appetite for risk increases.