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Exchange inflows, ETF outflows, and long liquidations collided before buyers could stabilize the market.
Liam 'Akiba' Wright 6 min read 
Bitcoin has lost 16% this month while ETF redemptions and weak US trading activity deepen pressure on the market.
Arthur Hayes says an AI crash could be Bitcoin’s next $1 million catalyst. The real question is whether the money printer turns back on first.
As institutions take over tokenized assets, Goldfinch asks what is left for DeFi RWA.
May PCE prints Thursday and more than $10 billion in Bitcoin options settle the next morning, compressing two of the week's biggest catalysts into a single 24-hour window.
Bitcoin’s $57,000 to $77,000 range may hold until late-Q3 inflation data shows whether the Strait of Hormuz oil shock has faded enough to revive ETF demand and put Fed cuts back in play.
The KOSPI rout hit chipmakers that dominate the index and spilled into crypto markets already weakened by persistent ETF outflows.
The company diluted MSTR shareholders to reinforce preferred-stock payments after STRC’s record decline exposed pressure within its capital structure.
Oil has stopped adding pressure, but DXY near 101 and 10-year yields near 4.5% keep Bitcoin’s reclaim on trial.
