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📉 $BTC — pressure from all sides
$BTC started the week at $80K and closed at $76,500 📉 the macro environment made it very difficult to hold gains this week. Risk-off sentiment dominated from Monday to Friday — no real buyer conviction, just sustained selling pressure across the board. 😶
🏦 ETF — the biggest outflow week in months
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.26B in total outflows over five trading days — ending a six-week streak of positive inflows 😬 the largest single-day exit was $635M on May 13, the day CPI dropped and Warsh took over. BlackRock's IBIT, Fidelity's FBTC and Grayscale's GBTC all saw significant redemptions — no fund was spared. Institutions are not panicking but they are clearly reducing risk exposure. 👀
📉 Total weekly outflows: -$1.26B — largest since January
🔴 Single day record: -$635M on May 13
🔴 Six-week inflow streak officially ended
⚠️ Every single ETF fund posted outflows on Friday
🌡️ CPI & PPI — inflation accelerating
Both CPI and PPI came in higher than forecast this week. Inflation is not cooling — it is accelerating. The main driver remains oil above $105 and the Strait of Hormuz still closed. The Fed has no room to cut rates in this environment. The market is now pricing in zero cuts for 2026 and rate hike risk is quietly growing 🚨
🏛️ fed — warsh era officially begins
Kevin Warsh was confirmed as the new Federal Reserve Chairman on May 13, succeeding Jerome Powell. The Senate vote was 54–45 — the most divisive Fed confirmation in modern history, almost entirely along party lines 🗳️ A new vision begins — different approach on rates, different eye on BTC and crypto. His first real test: FOMC June 16–17. 👀
⚖️ clarity act — historic vote
The Senate Banking Committee officially voted to pass the CLARITY Act with a 15–9 bipartisan vote 🏛️ this is a major step forward for crypto regulation in the US. The bill now moves to a full Senate floor vote. If it passes — regulatory clarity, more institutional adoption, long-term bullish for BTC and the whole market 🚀
✅ 15–9 bipartisan vote — banks AND crypto industry both supported
📅 Next step: full Senate floor vote
🚀 If passed → clearest regulatory framework crypto has ever had
🛢️ iran — calm before the storm
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Negotiations are ongoing but Trump escalated his rhetoric this week — calling the current situation "the calm before the storm" 😬 those words alone moved oil and spooked markets. No resolution in sight. As long as Hormuz stays closed, oil stays elevated, inflation stays hot, and the Fed stays stuck. 👁️
🔑 week in short
$BTC 📉 $80K → $76,500 — risk-off week
🏦 ETF -$1.26B — biggest outflow week since January 🚨
🌡️ CPI + PPI both above forecast — inflation accelerating
🏛️ Warsh confirmed — 54–45 most divisive in history
⚖️ Clarity Act — 15–9 committee vote passed ✅
🛢️ Trump: "calm before the storm" — Iran unresolved 😬
One of the most eventful weeks of 2026 — and the market closed red. That alone tells you the sentiment. Risk-off is the rule until inflation cools or Iran resolves. Stay sharp. 🎯
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Macroeconomic indicators are taking center stage as institutional market participants brace for the upcoming May consumer and producer price data releases scheduled for early June. High inflation prints have heavily impacted traditional bond yields, creating a complex trading environment for digital assets. $BNB
The recent April PPI report revealed a larger-than-expected 1.4% surge, highlighting stubborn wholesale input pressures. If the upcoming CPI data echoes this sticky trajectory, it could force central banks to prolong higher interest rates, creating short-term headwinds for non-yielding assets. However, this persistent systemic currency debasement ultimately strengthens the structural investment thesis for $BTC
as the ultimate decentralized inflation hedge. @Bitcoinworld remains the premier choice for global wealth preservation amid fiscal uncertainty. 🏦 $USD1
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The Federal Reserve may need to do more than simply drop its easing bias after years of above-target inflation, according to Yardeni Research.
“A simple removal of the easing bias may not be enough,” Yardeni said, adding that after five consecutive years of inflation above the Fed’s 2% objective, policymakers may have to signal a willingness to raise rates again.
Headline and core CPI show inflation has cooled sharply from its 2022 peak, but the disinflation process has stalled well above the pre-pandemic norm, per a Yardeni chart shared by Neil Sethi.
Headline CPI was running at 3.8% year over year in April, while core CPI was up 2.8%, leaving both measures well above the Fed’s target zone, as the war in the Middle East sent energy prices soaring.
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