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Bitcoin breaks its previous record without euphoria. The price surge is not driven by hype, but by structural demand through ETFs and strategic allocations by institutional players. This indicates that Bitcoin is no longer viewed merely as an experiment or speculative asset, but increasingly as a strategic holding. Bitcoin breaks its previous record without euphoria.
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The market is nearing its all-time high in U.S. dollars, but without the usual signs of overheating. Volatility remains low, selling pressure is limited, and risk appetite is increasing. At the same time, inflows into ETFs are picking up again, and interest in ether is also growing.
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The crypto market is experiencing its strongest weeks in a long time. In the United States, consumer inflation fell to 2.3% year-over-year in April, the lowest level since early 2021. Combined with a de-escalation in the trade conflict between the U.S. and China, this is contributing to a noticeably more positive sentiment among investors.
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The recovery in Bitcoin’s price is supported by a more stable technical outlook, increasing risk appetite, and renewed inflows into U.S. Bitcoin funds. As a result, confidence is gradually returning, even among traditional investors.
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The recovery in Bitcoin’s price is supported by a more stable technical outlook, increasing risk appetite, and renewed inflows into U.S. Bitcoin funds. As a result, confidence is gradually returning, even among traditional investors.
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The increased trading volumes and ETF inflows indicate an optimistic sentiment among investors. This has once again sparked discussions about a potential decoupling of bitcoin from the stock market.
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Amid geopolitical tensions, rising bond yields, and volatile market swings, bitcoin remains remarkably stable. While gold surges and altcoins lag behind, confidence in bitcoin as a resilient alternative in a fragmented world appears to be growing. Meanwhile, the tokenization of real-world assets is gaining momentum, driven by institutional players. Behind the sensational headlines, the foundations of a mature crypto market continue to take shape.
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The new U.S. import duties are causing unrest in the markets. Investors are pulling back, risk appetite is falling, and prices are declining. Uncertainty is high, and it’s unlikely to change any time soon. Until there is clarity on exceptions or further escalation, the coming months will be marked by caution, not euphoria. Yet beneath the surface, much is happening. Ripple’s acquisition of Hidden Road shows how crypto is embedding itself deeper into the traditional financial world. While sentiment wavers, the foundation remains strong.
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The market remains divided. While retail investors remain cautious due to economic uncertainty, major players are using the weakness as an opportunity to expand their positions. This accumulation suggests long-term confidence in a recovery, even if the strength to ignite that recovery is still lacking. Once the market picks a direction, price movement could be swift and decisive.
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Bitcoin is consolidating, memecoins are losing momentum, and capital is flowing into stablecoins. Yet, at the same time, the foundation for the future is being laid. For now, this doesn’t seem like the end of the bull market, but rather a phase where speculation gives way to stability.
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Bitcoin is consolidating, memecoins are losing momentum, and capital is flowing into stablecoins. Yet, at the same time, the foundation for the future is being laid. For now, this doesn’t seem like the end of the bull market, but rather a phase where speculation gives way to stability.
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Despite the sharp decline, the broader upward trend of this bull market remains intact. Sharp corrections are part of a rising market and are often temporary panic reactions. The outflows from U.S. bitcoin funds indicate that institutional investors are currently in wait-and-see mode, but once the market regains direction, sentiment can shift quickly.
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Despite the sharp decline, the broader upward trend of this bull market remains intact. Sharp corrections are part of a rising market and are often temporary panic reactions. The outflows from U.S. bitcoin funds indicate that institutional investors are currently in wait-and-see mode.
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The U.S. economy appears to be cooling down, creating uncertainty for financial markets, including crypto. While industries and trade contract, the crypto sector is gaining political momentum.
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