📢 Full-time employment in the U.S. declined by 424,000 in April, marking the second-largest monthly drop since May 2025 as concerns over labor market weakness continue to build.

📢 Unless ETF inflows exceed $710M, this would mark the first weekly outflow since March 27th.

📢 NASDAQ Composite and crypto-related equities are outperforming Bitcoin.

📢 Public companies have accumulated roughly 369,000 Bitcoin over the past year.

📢 Hyperliquid now accounts for 90% of perpetual futures daily active users (DAU).

📢 Bitdeer mined and sold an additional 198 Bitcoin this week.

📢 Ethereum has fallen below $2,200 and would now need to rally roughly 130% to revisit its all-time high.

📢 Long positions worth $623M were liquidated over the past 24 hours.

📢 Bitcoin is now showing lower volatility than potato futures.

📢 BlackRock is reportedly selling Bitcoin, according to Arkham.

📢 USDC circulating supply fell by approximately $1 billion over the past 7 days.

📢 The crypto market declined on Saturday, erasing nearly $70 billion as total market cap dropped to $2.6 trillion.

📢 Bitmine holds more than five times the ETH of the second-largest corporate ETH holder.

📢 After taking a $32M loss, a whale opened a 25x leveraged ETH long worth $2.7M.

📢 Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin fund wallet has received more than 467 BTC from Coinbase Prime over the last four days.

📢 The US tech sector has shed jobs for 16 consecutive months, marking the longest streak since the 2008 financial crisis.

📢 Michael Saylor appears to be hinting at another Bitcoin buy with the return of the Orange Tracker. This time, the message was simple: “Big Dot Energy.”

📢 Total TVL has fallen 49% since October 2025.

📢 In May, $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, and $BNB have all outperformed the S&P 500 as liquidity flows back into the market.

Capital inflows are also turning positive, with ETFs recording $1.51B in additions, stablecoins gaining $2.49B, and CEX balances increasing by $3.29B.

Stablecoins alone attracted $3.6B in inflows over the past week.

📢 Bitcoin exchange flows have recently stabilized, with the difference between inflows and outflows narrowing over six consecutive sessions. Combined with declining exchange reserves and increased whale accumulation, these patterns have historically appeared during periods of market bottom formation since 2019, often indicating liquidity buildup.