Bitcoin just took a wild ride last week. Spot BTC ETFs saw a massive net outflow of 1.25 billion USD, briefly dragging BTC down to nearly 74,000 USD. But as US-Iran tensions cooled, BTC bounced back above 77,000 USD. The market vibe is cautiously optimistic — if macro risks keep easing, there's still room for recovery this week. Big news from CME: They are rolling out 24/7 crypto futures and options trading starting May 29. With institutional demand for digital asset risk management surging, last year's notional trading volume for crypto derivatives topped 3 trillion USD. Weekend trading will help BTC and other assets avoid those nasty price gaps when traditional futures markets are closed. This is a massive step for professional-grade crypto markets. Vitalik just dropped a major signal. The Ethereum Foundation plans to keep shrinking its footprint, reducing ETH sell frequency, and making it clear they are not a centralized governance body — just another node in the ecosystem. The long-term goal? Building an Ethereum infrastructure that is provably bug-free. This is the kind of structural clarity the community has been waiting for. Hyperliquid is on fire. Cross-chain bridge inflows surged, with over 268 million USD in USDC flowing in over the last 24 hours — the highest since Feb 7. TVL on the bridge hit 4.02 billion USD, confirming capital is aggressively rotating into the Hyperliquid ecosystem. Keep an eye on HYPE. Mark your calendars for May 28. The US PCE inflation data drops. A hotter print could cool rate cut expectations and pressure BTC and alts. A cooler print? BTC could challenge 80,000 USD and lift AI, RWA, and altcoin sectors with it. The macro game is still very much in play.