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Bitcoin has broken below the critical $75,000 support level, sliding to $74,720 on Friday — its lowest level in May and a significant technical breakdown — as Kevin Warsh was sworn in as Federal Reserve chairman, consumer sentiment fell to an all-time low, and rate hike odds climbed above 70% for year-end. The move validates the downside risk analysts had flagged and puts the next support zone between $71,000 and $73,000 squarely in focus heading into a three-day weekend.The decline came in thin Friday afternoon trading without a single obvious catalyst — a slow, persistent drift lower that is often more concerning than a sharp news-driven move because it reflects sustained selling pressure rather than a reactive flush.Ether, Solana, and XRP fell more sharply than Bitcoin on a percentage basis.Warsh sworn in, promises reformKevin Warsh was officially sworn in by President Trump as the 17th Federal Reserve chairman on Friday morning, replacing Jerome Powell who remains at the Fed as a governor. In his remarks at the White House ceremony, Warsh signaled a reform-oriented approach to the institution."I will lead a reform-oriented Federal Reserve, learning from past successes and mistakes, both escaping static frameworks and models, and upholding clear standards and integrity and performance. Today marks a return to an institution that I do in fact cherish," Warsh said.Markets will be closely parsing every subsequent Warsh communication for signals about his rate path intentions — particularly given the stagflationary data he inherited on day one.Consumer sentiment crashes to record lowThe University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for May fell to a record low of 44.8 on Friday — well below the prior reading of 48.2 and far beneath economist forecasts of 48.2. The Expectations Index also hit a record low of 44.1. Both readings represent the most pessimistic consumer outlook in the survey's history.More alarming for the inflation picture, the UMich 1-year Consumer Inflation Expectations Index rose to 4.8% from 4.5%, while the 5-year Inflation Expectations Index climbed to 3.9% from 3.4%. Rising long-term inflation expectations are among the most difficult signals for a central bank to manage — when households entrench expectations of higher future prices, the inflation itself becomes harder to dislodge without aggressive tightening.The combination of record-low sentiment and rising inflation expectations is a textbook stagflation signal, presenting Warsh with an immediate and acute policy dilemma on his first day in office.Rate hike odds above 70%CME FedWatch now shows more than a 70% probability of one or more rate hikes by year-end — a complete reversal from February's 96% rate cut expectations. The shift reflects the cumulative weight of back-to-back hot CPI and PPI prints, oil above $100 driven by the ongoing Iran conflict, and now Friday's record-low consumer sentiment accompanied by rising inflation expectations.Trump appointed Warsh expecting he would move quickly to cut rates. The data he is inheriting makes that expectation increasingly incompatible with maintaining the Fed's inflation credibility.Critical support broken — what comes nextBitcoin's break below $75,000 is technically significant. Analysts had identified the $74,000 to $75,000 zone as the second major support level after $76,000 — the area where broader demand was expected to step in. With price now testing the lower end of that band at $74,720, the next meaningful support identified by analysts sits between $71,000 and $73,000. Below that, MN Capital founder Michael van de Poppe has previously flagged the local low near $65,000 as the deeper support level if the current weakness extends.The break below $75,000 also puts Bitcoin's monthly performance firmly in the red relative to its approximately $77,000 opening level for May — threatening the three-consecutive-months-in-the-green streak that Fundstrat's Tom Lee had flagged as a key bull market confirmation signal.With more than a week remaining in May and a three-day weekend ahead, the path back above $77,000 will require either a significant reversal in the macro narrative or a crypto-specific catalyst strong enough to overcome the weight of stagflation data, 70% rate hike odds, and a Fed chair whose first day coincided with Bitcoin breaking to monthly lows.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the listing of index options based on Bitcoin prices on Nasdaq. According to ChainCatcher, this development indicates a further integration of Wall Street with the digital asset market.
This new product will offer U.S. stock traders an additional method to speculate on Bitcoin price movements, alongside existing options like the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF and similar fund options.

HSBC has reported a bond sell-off that has driven the 30-year Treasury yield to 5.19% and the 10-year yield to 4.667%. According to NS3.AI, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased to 3.8% in April, surpassing the consensus forecast of 3.7%. Financial experts Steve Sosnick and Ian Lyngen have cautioned that continued increases in yields could exert pressure on stock markets.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded approximately $1.26 billion in cumulative net outflows over the past six trading days, with Bitcoin now trading around $74,720 after failing to hold above $80,000 in May. The scale of the redemptions has intensified bearish sentiment across crypto markets — but crypto analytics platform Santiment is making a contrarian case: that the outflows may represent a buying opportunity rather than a warning sign.
Santiment's contrarian read: retail impatience, not smart money exits
Santiment argued in a recent report that ETF fund flows reflect retail sentiment more than changes in institutional or smart money positioning. In the firm's view, the current wave of outflows is being driven by retail investors losing patience after Bitcoin's failure to sustain a move above $80,000 — not by the kind of coordinated institutional exit that typically precedes deeper structural declines.
The firm noted that historically, sustained ETF outflows have often corresponded to phases that are "suitable for patient accumulation" rather than genuine market panic — periods where surface-level selling pressure masks underlying demand from longer-term holders who are quietly absorbing supply at depressed prices.
If Santiment's framework is correct, the current outflow wave — however alarming in headline terms — may be closer to a sentiment washout than a structural breakdown, creating the conditions for a recovery once retail sellers are exhausted.
The mainstream view: outflows signal further downside
Santiment's contrarian interpretation diverges sharply from the consensus. Most analysts continue to treat sustained spot Bitcoin ETF outflows as a reliable indicator of weakening institutional sentiment and a precursor to further price pressure. The ETF holder base, which entered primarily through the 2024 and 2025 inflow waves, has a well-documented tendency to sell aggressively when prices approach their average cost basis — a dynamic K33 Research identified as a key driver of the current outflow acceleration near the $83,000 breakeven level for many ETF holders.
With Bitcoin now at $74,720 — below the $76,000 and $75,000 support levels analysts had flagged as critical — the mainstream view that outflows signal further downside has so far been borne out by price action.
Seyffart's longer-term frame: $60 billion in cumulative inflows
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart offered a third perspective that sits between the two. Seyffart noted that cumulative net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs since their January 2024 launch have approached $60 billion — a figure that has essentially recovered the impact of approximately $9 billion in outflows that occurred between last October and this February. In that context, the current $1.26 billion six-day outflow is a relatively modest disruption to a much larger and more durable inflow trend.
Seyffart also expects the scale of ETF inflows to reach new all-time highs as more ETF products launch in the future — citing the expanding product pipeline across issuers and asset classes as a structural driver of continued institutional demand that the current outflow wave does not fundamentally alter.
What it means for Bitcoin now
The three perspectives on the current outflow data — Santiment's contrarian buy signal, the mainstream bearish read, and Seyffart's long-term structural optimism — reflect genuine uncertainty about whether Bitcoin's break below $75,000 marks a tradeable bottom or the beginning of a deeper move toward the $71,000 to $73,000 support zone analysts have identified as the next meaningful floor.
What all three perspectives share is an acknowledgment that the current environment is uncomfortable. Whether that discomfort resolves as a buying opportunity for patient capital or as the prelude to further downside will depend on the same variables that have driven Bitcoin's performance all month — the trajectory of inflation data, Federal Reserve policy signals from the new Warsh-led Fed, and the geopolitical situation in Iran that has kept oil elevated and risk appetite suppressed throughout May.

The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied the requests from Kalshi and Polymarket to pause enforcement lawsuits in Nevada and Washington state. According to Foresight News, the court ruled that the platforms did not demonstrate that proceeding in state court would cause irreparable harm, nor did they establish that the federal court has jurisdiction over federal issues in these cases. As a result, the lawsuits will continue in state courts.

CoinMarketCap's Altcoin Season Index has decreased by one point, reaching 36, this index measures the performance of the top 100 cryptocurrencies against Bitcoin over the past 90 days, indicating whether 75% of these altcoins have outperformed Bitcoin.

Bank of America's first-quarter 13F filing disclosed nearly $53 million in cryptocurrency ETF and related concept stock holdings. According to NS3.AI, BlackRock's IBIT was the bank's largest crypto ETF position, valued at approximately $37 million. The filing also indicated significantly reduced Ethereum ETF holdings and approximately $660 million in Strategy shares.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has urgently suspended the innovation exemption, intensifying the ongoing regulatory battle with Wall Street. According to PANews, this move raises questions about the future of asset tokenization. The decision comes as the SEC seeks to tighten its oversight on financial innovations, which have been a point of contention between regulators and industry players. The halt of the exemption could impact the development and implementation of tokenized assets, a growing trend in financial markets. Industry stakeholders are now closely monitoring the situation to assess its implications on future financial innovations and regulatory frameworks.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson has stated that substantial differences persist between the United States and Iran. According to NS3.AI, Iran's Foreign Minister recently engaged in a second round of discussions with Pakistan's Army Chief of Staff, following initial talks focused on Iran's proposals.

JPYC Corporation, the issuer of the yen stablecoin, has announced the completion of its Series B funding round, raising a total of 5 billion yen (approximately $31.4 million) through two phases. According to PANews, the round saw participation from four new investment entities: Life Design Fund, IHD STRATEGY FUND, Awagin Future Creation Investment Limited Partnership, and Meiji Yasuda Future Co-creation Investment Limited Partnership. The funds will be used to expand the ecosystem in the financial and Web3 sectors, further accelerating the adoption of the JPYC yen stablecoin.

Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), MSBT, has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 14.333 BTC, valued at $1.11 million. According to Arkam, this brings the total Bitcoin holdings of the fund to 3,486 BTC, valued at $260 million.

On May 23, 2026, 07:51 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, BNB has dropped below 640 USDT and is now trading at 635.950012 USDT, with a narrowed 3.54% decrease in 24 hours.

Iranian Foreign Minister held a second meeting with the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, according to Iranian state television. According to Odaily, discussions were previously held regarding an Iranian proposal. An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson noted that significant differences remain between the United States and Iran.

Circle has issued approximately 8.1 billion USDC and redeemed around 7.7 billion USDC in the week ending May 21, resulting in a net increase of 400 million USDC in circulation. According to ChainCatcher, the total circulation of USDC now stands at 76.9 billion. The reserves backing USDC amount to approximately 77.1 billion USD, comprising about 45.7 billion USD in overnight reverse repurchase agreements, 18.6 billion USD in Treasury bills with maturities under three months, 12.2 billion USD in deposits at systemically important institutions, and 600 million USD in other bank deposits.

An early Ethereum OG address has resumed buying operations as the market declines, according to Odaily. Blockchain data reveals that the address has acquired a total of 3,942 ETH, valued at approximately $8.08 million, with an average purchase price of around $2,049. Further acquisitions may follow.
The data indicates that ten years ago, the address obtained 12,001 ETH from ShapeShift at an average price of about $7.58. Over a year ago, the address sold all its ETH at an average price of approximately $2,856, exchanging it for 34.3 million USD Coin, resulting in a profit of about $34.2 million and an investment return of 376 times.

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has publicly questioned eBay's spending efficiency, highlighting the company's $2.4 billion marketing budget. According to BeInCrypto, Cohen's remarks follow a rejected $56 billion acquisition offer from GameStop and the subsequent suspension of his eBay seller account. Cohen criticized eBay's ability to manage basic platform functions despite its substantial marketing expenditure. He also commented on eBay's new Toronto-based Senior Manager of Marketing Effectiveness role, suggesting it should address spending transparency. The ongoing dispute has intensified following these developments.

Bitcoin's recent rebound to $82,000 is showing signs of losing momentum, according to XWIN Japan Research. The firm noted that the rally was primarily driven by futures demand rather than spot buying. Additionally, spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced consecutive net outflows, indicating a shift in investor sentiment. According to NS3.AI, these factors suggest potential challenges for Bitcoin's continued upward movement.

Leerink Partners analyst David Risinger has upgraded Johnson & Johnson's stock from hold to buy, setting a price target of $265. According to NS3.AI, the stock closed at $234.34 on Friday, reflecting a 1.13% increase.

A court in Fuzhou has confirmed a prison sentence of 12 years and 7 months, along with a fine of 300,000 yuan, for an individual convicted of stealing four Bitcoins. The defendant, Lin, was found guilty of stealing Bitcoin private key data from Wang, resulting in an illegal profit of approximately 900,000 yuan. According to NS3.AI, the procuratorate argued that Bitcoin can be considered property under criminal law, even though it does not have the status of legal tender in China.

Rio de Janeiro Civil Police uncovered a cryptocurrency mining operation involving approximately 30 computers during a raid on a Comando Vermelho operational nucleus. According to NS3.AI, the equipment was powered by an illegal electrical connection directly linked to a utility pole. Authorities are currently investigating whether the setup was utilized by the faction for financial transactions or money laundering activities.

Uniswap has introduced a governance proposal aimed at expanding the protocol's fee collection and destruction infrastructure to BNB Chain and Polygon. According to Odaily, the proposal also seeks to complete the fee activation process on Celo, which was previously unexecuted due to a configuration error.
The proposal outlines setting the V2 protocol fee receiving address on BNB Chain, Polygon, and Celo to TokenJar. It also designates the V3 Factory owner on these chains as V3OpenFeeAdapter. Additionally, Celo will transfer the feeToSetter role and V4 PoolManager ownership to CrossChainAccount. The fees collected on each chain will be aggregated to the respective TokenJar, after which UNI will be bridged back to the Ethereum mainnet and sent to a burn address.

Jeffrey Huang has incurred a loss of around $33 million from his investments in ETH futures. According to NS3.AI, Huang closed the majority of his 25x leveraged ETH long position, with some of his holdings being forcibly liquidated.

The Shanghai Composite Index closed near 4,113 points on Friday, remaining about 33% below its 2007 peak, despite China's significant economic expansion over the past two decades. According to BeInCrypto, China's nominal output has grown roughly sevenfold, and the country posted a record $1.19 trillion trade surplus in 2025. However, the structural gap between China's real economy and its stock market persists, with retail traders dominating daily turnover and institutional investment remaining thin. Additionally, property market challenges and regulatory actions continue to weigh on market performance.

Uniswap is considering expanding its protocol fee buyback and burn mechanism for UNI tokens to include BNB Chain, Polygon, and Celo. According to Foresight News, the proposal utilizes the expedited governance process approved in UNIfication, allowing fee parameter update proposals to bypass the RFC stage and proceed directly to a five-day snapshot phase, followed by on-chain voting.

The global cryptocurrency market cap now stands at $2.58T, down by -0.50% over the last day, according to CoinMarketCap data.
Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading between $74,290 and $77,585 over the past 24 hours. As of 09:30 AM (UTC) today, BTC is trading at $74,688, down by -3.34%.
Most major cryptocurrencies by market cap are trading mixed. Market outperformers include GENIUS, GMT, and COS, up by 33%, 24%, and 23%, respectively.
Top stories of the day:
Michael Saylor Softens 'Never Sell' Stance as Strategy Weighs BTC Disposals
JPYC Raises $31.4 Million in Series B Funding to Expand Yen Stablecoin Ecosystem
Bank of America Reveals $53 Million in Crypto ETF Holdings in Q1
U.S. Court Rejects Kalshi and Polymarket's Request to Halt State Lawsuits
Market movers:
ETH: $2029.14 (-4.40%)
BNB: $639.85 (-2.80%)
XRP: $1.3142 (-3.61%)
SOL: $82.1 (-5.87%)
TRX: $0.36 (-1.42%)
DOGE: $0.09954 (-5.94%)
U: $1.0009 (+0.01%)
WBTC: $74466.8 (-3.30%)
ZEC: $592.38 (-8.62%)
XAUT: $4500.94 (-0.27%)
Top gainers on Binance:
GENIUS/USDT (+33%)
GMT/USDT (+24%)
COS/USDT (+23%)

JPMorgan's blockchain platform, Kinexys, has processed over $1.5 trillion in transactions since its launch in 2020, with daily transaction volumes exceeding $2 billion. According to Odaily, the financial institution applied in May 2026 to launch a tokenized treasury fund using Kinexys infrastructure, aiming to meet reserve asset requirements for stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.
JPMorgan's 13F report for the third quarter of 2025 revealed a 64% increase in its holdings of iShares Bitcoin Trust shares, totaling 5.28 million shares valued at approximately $343 million. Additionally, Kinexys plans to collaborate with Digital Asset to introduce JPM Coin to the Canton Network in 2026, facilitating institutional deposit token settlements on public infrastructure.

The prediction market Polymarket has experienced significant fluctuations in the 'Odd/Even Score' sub-market for the 'Knicks vs. Cavaliers' event. According to ChainCatcher, the probability of the 'Odd' option winning has sharply decreased from 68.5% an hour ago to the current 49.5%, marking a 19% drop. Stakeholders are advised to consider the impact of any sudden news developments.

XRP has been highlighted for its regulatory clarity following the Ripple settlement in 2025, the availability of ETFs, and the adoption of the XRP Ledger. According to NS3.AI, these factors are seen as strengths for XRP. However, concerns have been raised about centralization and competition from Ethereum and Solana in the decentralized applications space.

The U.S. Senate has postponed the vote on the CLARITY Act, a key cryptocurrency market structure bill, due to internal disagreements within the Republican Party over the border security coordination bill. According to Odaily, the Senate was unable to advance the agenda before the Memorial Day recess, necessitating a rescheduling for early June when Congress reconvenes.
The Senate's current schedule is already packed, with pressing issues such as the housing bill, the agriculture bill, and the June 12 deadline for the FISA bill. This congestion may push the consideration of the cryptocurrency market structure legislation to July, potentially affecting its chances of passing before the August recess.
Meanwhile, staff from the Senate Agriculture Committee and the Banking Committee have begun coordinating and integrating the bill's text behind the scenes. Technical drafting work is expected to continue during the recess.

F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun announced on the X platform his decision to participate in SpaceX's first manned Mars flyby mission. According to Odaily, Wang explained that the unveiling of Starship V3 signifies humanity's progress towards multi-planetary existence. During Fram2 training, the team frequently discussed reliable landing methods on Phobos, Mars' moon.
Despite Elon Musk's recent focus shift towards lunar missions and the potential commercialization of space through AI data centers, Wang believes the focus should remain on Mars. He expressed uncertainty about humanity's ability to land on Mars within this generation's lifetime and aims to personally advance this endeavor.
Wang emphasized his intention to purchase a Mars flyby mission to remind SpaceX of the importance of Mars exploration, stating that the Mars plan should not be postponed to future generations. Although the mission will not attempt a landing on Phobos, Wang hopes it will demonstrate to the public that Mars is a reachable and safe destination, not just a distant point seen through telescopes.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has expressed opposition to a proposal advocating for the expansion of euro-denominated stablecoins, according to ChainCatcher. The proposal, discussed at a European Union finance ministers' meeting, suggests easing liquidity requirements for stablecoin issuers and potentially allowing them access to ECB financing. The ECB argues that such measures could undermine the stability of bank deposits, restrict bank lending, and complicate interest rate regulation.
The proposal was introduced by Bruegel in a meeting document, aiming to diversify a market currently dominated by dollar-backed stablecoins. ECB President Christine Lagarde has previously shown caution towards euro stablecoins, favoring tokenized commercial bank deposits instead.
The report also notes that the EU is reviewing the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation set to take effect in 2024, while the U.S. plans to implement the more lenient GENIUS Act in 2025.

Bitdeer, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company, has released its latest Bitcoin holdings data on the X platform. According to Odaily, for the week ending May 22, Bitdeer produced 201.6 BTC through mining activities. However, the company sold an equivalent amount of 201.6 BTC during the same period, resulting in a net addition of zero BTC. Bitdeer continues to maintain a zero Bitcoin holding position.

Stripe has partnered with Tempo to launch the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP), a framework designed to programmatically coordinate payments, enabling features such as microtransactions and recurring payments. According to Foresight News, the protocol allows merchants to receive payments directly from agents using the PaymentIntents API with minimal coding. It supports various payment methods, including stablecoins, fiat currencies, credit cards, and buy-now-pay-later options.

The win probability for Team Falcons in the 'Counter-Strike: Team Falcons vs. MOUZ (BO3) - CS Asia Championship Playoffs' event on Polymarket has experienced significant fluctuations. According to ChainCatcher, the probability for Team Falcons to win has surged from 46.5% to 79.5% within the past hour, marking a 33% increase. This change highlights the impact of recent developments on the market.

Berkshire Hathaway disclosed its portfolio holdings valued at approximately $263.1 billion as of March 31, 2026, according to recent 13F filings. According to NS3.AI, the filings revealed that the company held $1.02 billion in Google shares and $2.6 billion in Delta Air Lines shares by the end of the first quarter. During this period, Berkshire Hathaway divested its positions in Amazon, Visa, Mastercard, and UnitedHealth.

Cointelegraph reports that Strategy chairman Michael Saylor said it is "not unlikely" the company will sell some Bitcoin between now and the end of 2026, marking a further softening of his long-held "never sell" stance. In a podcast interview published Friday, Saylor said the firm is also likely to sell a mix of equity and credit as it manages its balance sheet, adding that Strategy is running multivariate models to optimize for Bitcoin per share over a seven-year horizon. Bitcoin was trading at around $75,958, marginally above Strategy's average purchase price of roughly $75,700 for its 843,768 BTC. Strategy's stock closed Friday at $159.89, down 10.86% over the past 30 days.

Aave has enabled MetaMask debit card users to deposit mUSD from their wallets to earn interest. According to Foresight News, when users make purchases, the debit card converts mUSD stored in Aave into fiat currency, with transactions settled instantly on Linea.

Ostium has announced a partnership with Nasdaq to provide stock perpetual futures utilizing real-time U.S. stock data. According to NS3.AI, Ostium aims to integrate with institutional-grade liquidity, foregoing the creation of individual on-chain order book liquidity for each asset.