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I have been holding Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) for a considerable time, starting from levels around $130 for SOL and $3,200 for ETH. Since then, the broader crypto market has entered a sharp downside phase, driven largely by liquidity sweeps and weakening risk sentiment.

Recently, Bitcoin liquidity was concentrated around the $74,000 zone, which has already been tapped. Last night, BTC traded as low as $72,900, confirming that a major liquidity pocket has been cleared. This move has increased short-term uncertainty but also brings clarity to the next critical phase for the market.

Key Scenario: Bitcoin Holding $75K–$78K

If Bitcoin can stabilize and hold within the $75,000 to $78,000 range for the next few days, there is a strong chance that the broader market could see a relief recovery. Such consolidation would allow ETH and SOL to regain strength gradually, as panic selling eases and sidelined capital begins to re-enter selectively.
In this scenario, a full and healthier recovery may be possible around June or July, potentially aligned with expectations of a rate cut under a new Federal Reserve leadership, which could improve overall liquidity conditions across risk assets.

Risk Scenario: Breakdown Below Key Levels

However, if Bitcoin fails to remain stable in this range, the downside risks increase significantly. In that case, Bitcoin could revisit the $60,000 region, which would likely put heavy pressure on altcoins. Under this scenario:

Ethereum could retrace toward the $1,840 to $1,700 range

Solana could decline further, potentially testing levels near $50

This bearish outcome is not guaranteed, but based on current market structure, liquidity behavior, and momentum, there is an estimated 65% probability of such a move if BTC loses structural support.
Daniel BNB Thoughts

At this stage, Bitcoin’s ability to hold and stabilize remains the single most important factor for the entire market. Short-term volatility is expected, and patience is critical. Long-term holders should closely monitor BTC’s behavior around key ranges rather than reacting emotionally to intraday moves.

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Washington, D.C. — The White House is scheduled to hold a second closed-door meeting today with major banking institutions and cryptocurrency industry representatives to discuss stablecoin yield mechanisms, signaling growing regulatory focus on the rapidly evolving digital asset sector.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the meeting will center on how yield-bearing stablecoins are structured, distributed, and regulated, particularly in relation to existing banking laws, securities frameworks, and consumer protection standards.
Why Stablecoin Yield Matters
Stablecoin yield products have gained significant traction as users seek on-chain alternatives to traditional savings accounts. These products often generate returns through mechanisms such as Treasury-backed reserves, on-chain lending, or DeFi integrations. However, regulators remain concerned about:
Risk transparency for users
Potential regulatory arbitrage
Overlap with money market funds
Systemic risk to the financial system
The White House’s continued engagement suggests that stablecoin yield is becoming a key policy issue rather than a niche crypto concern.
Banks and Crypto at the Same Table
The presence of both traditional banks and crypto-native firms highlights the convergence taking place in digital finance. Banks are increasingly exploring tokenized deposits and regulated stablecoin models, while crypto firms are pushing for clarity to continue innovating within compliant boundaries.
This follow-up meeting indicates that initial discussions were substantive enough to warrant deeper review, potentially laying groundwork for future guidance or legislative proposals.
What Comes Next
While no official outcomes are expected from today’s meeting, industry participants will be watching closely for signals related to:
Stablecoin-specific legislation
Yield classification (banking product vs. security)
Reserve and disclosure requirements
Limits on retail access to yield-bearing stablecoins
As stablecoins continue to scale globally, U.S. policy decisions are likely to have far-reaching implications across crypto markets and traditional finance alike.
Bottom line: Stablecoin yield is no longer flying under the radar — it is now firmly on Washington’s agenda.

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On-chain data shows BlackRock-linked wallets moving approximately 2,268 $BTC and 45,324 $ETH to custody/exchange addresses.
At this stage, there is no official confirmation that these transfers represent direct market sales.
Large institutional movements like this are often related to: • ETF creation/redemption mechanics
• Custody rebalancing
• Risk management or liquidity positioning
Transfers to exchanges do not automatically equal selling, but they can introduce short-term supply pressure if followed by execution.
📌 Key takeaway:
The move is clearly institutional, not retail — but labeling it as a confirmed “dump” would be premature without execution data or official disclosure.
Markets will be watching follow-through closely.

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