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Crypto rally hits the CPI wall Will the Fed cut rates to save it?
Everyone's focused on CPI right now, but Bitcoin's onchain data is flashing something much bigger.
$BTC MVRV is close to crossing above its 200D EMA, a signal that has historically marked the beginning of major bull runs.
The last two times this happened:
Bitcoin rallied 90% in Q1 2023
and later went on a 400% run to the $126K ATH in October 2025
So while the market waits on the Fed, Bitcoin might already be setting up for the next big move. If CPI comes in softer and rate cuts return to the conversation, this rally could accelerate fast.
On May 11, 2020, the third halving of Bitcoin reduced the block reward from 12.5 to 6.25 BTC, reinforcing its programmed scarcity.
What makes this moment especially relevant is the macroeconomic context. While central banks, such as the Federal Reserve, were expanding the money supply in response to the pandemic, Bitcoin was moving in the exact opposite direction: predictable issuance and decreasing supply.
This was the point where two forces met. On one side, the monetary expansion of the traditional financial system. On the other, an asset governed by clear, transparent, and immutable rules.
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Guardiola Urges City to Pressure Arsenal in Title Run-In
Pep Guardiola has called on Manchester City to pile pressure on Premier League leaders Arsenal by defeating Brentford this Saturday. Following a dramatic 3-3 draw against Everton, City trail the Gunners by five points with a game in hand.
Guardiola emphasized that winning their remaining four matches is the only way to stay in the race, while also praising Jeremy Doku’s recent goal-scoring form.
With Rodri, Ruben Dias, and Josko Gvardiol nearing full fitness, City hope a victory at the Etihad will cut the gap before Arsenal face West Ham on Sunday.
Ronaldo Hits 100-Goal Milestone as Al Nassr Close in on Title
Cristiano Ronaldo reached a historic landmark, scoring his 100th Saudi Pro League goal in Al Nassr’s 4-2 victory over Al-Shabab.
The 41-year-old’s strike, his 971st career goal, combined with a João Félix hat-trick to move Al Nassr five points clear at the top. With 82 points and two games left, Jorge Jesus's side could officially secure the championship in their upcoming derby against rivals Al-Hilal.
This win puts Ronaldo on the verge of his first trophy in Saudi Arabia, with an Asian Champions League Two final also looming on May 16.
Malta is fighting EU plans to centralize crypto oversight under ESMA, warning it could push firms out of Europe.
What's Happening: France, Italy and Austria want ESMA to directly supervise major crypto firms, arguing MiCA rules are being applied inconsistently across member states.
Malta opposes this. It currently oversees Crypto.com, Gemini and Bitpanda and warns centralization would add bureaucracy and kill competitiveness.
Why It Matters: If the EU over-regulates, crypto firms will move to friendlier jurisdictions: → US: Pro-crypto legislation gaining momentum → UAE: Dubai's VARA attracting global players → Asia: Hong Kong and Singapore offering clarity
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Trump says U.S. will launch "Project Freedom," from Monday to safely escort neutral foreign ships out of the Hormuz Strait, as a "humanitarian gesture" and warns that any interference "will be dealt with forcefully."
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump says that he will review Iran's new proposal but he cant imagine it will be acceptable as "they have not yet paid a big enough price for what they have done to Humanity, and the World, over the last 47 years."
JUST IN: 💵 Tether buys 63 additional Bitcoin since its Q1 attestation and now holds 97,204 BTC. That's more BTC than every public treasury except for Strategy
Bitcoin Just "Crashed" To $0.02 On The Revolut App, A Platform With 70M+ Global Users. 😨
▪️ Glitched Price Stayed Below Real $BTC For 15+ Minutes ▪️ Users Got Push Notifications: "BTC Hit 52-Week Low" ▪️ Some Even Claim Buy Orders Got Filled At $0.02 ▪️ Meanwhile Real BTC Was Trading Above $80,000 On Major CEXs
Revolut Support Confirmed: "Currently Experiencing Technical Issues Affecting Some Crypto Functionalities." Likely A Data Feed Glitch, But Imagine Waking Up To That Notification.
Lesson: This Is Why You Don't Hold Crypto On Fintech Apps. Self-Custody Is King.
$9.3T client asset giant launches $BTC, $ETH, $SOL trading on E*Trade at 0.50%, the lowest fee among mainstream brokerages.
➡️ 8.6M E*Trade users gaining access this year ➡️ Undercuts Coinbase, Robinhood, Schwab, Fidelity ➡️ Powered by Zerohash infrastructure ➡️ ETH & SOL ETFs + national trust bank charter incoming
Sei will co-host Builder Night Multi-Chain Fest in Miami on May 6th with MetaMask and other partners. The event is planned for more than 1,500 builders, protocols and activations.
Monero to Launch FCMP++ and CARROT Beta Stressnet on May 6
Monero announced that the beta stressnet software has been released ahead of the second testnet for Full-Chain Membership Proofs (FCMP++) and CARROT. According to the post, the beta stressnet is scheduled to go live on May 6, and the team called on the community to participate in testing and report issues to support a smooth transition.
Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz could be “open to all, including Iran” *if Tehran agrees to the deal terms.*
• Conditional statement — depends on Iran accepting terms • Blockade and restrictions are not fully lifted yet • Part of broader negotiations to end the conflict
Recent developments show the U.S. is pausing operations to allow diplomacy, but pressure remains in place.
Markets are reacting to a potential normalization of global oil flows but this is still deal-dependent, not finalized. Volatility will follow headlines.