batcat (BTC)

Wu said he learned that Samsung Securities released a digital asset report on May 20, stating that competition among Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) enterprises is shifting from merely holding crypto assets to the ability to utilize assets. The report notes that early DAT markets mainly competed on the scale of holdings such as BTC and ETH, while in the future, Bitcoin mining, Ethereum staking, issuance of financial products backed by BTC collateral, as well as stable cash flow and core business operations, will become key determinants of a company's sustainability. https://t.co/FStA2kyrse

GM! Next week, these three things are most likely to affect your wallet holdings!

1️⃣ April PCE + GDP second revision (May 28)
PCE is one of the Fed’s most watched inflation indicators. Last month core PCE remained at 3.2%, far above the 2% target. If the number stays high → expectations for rate hikes this year rise, putting pressure on BTC; if the number unexpectedly falls → the market may reprice rate‑cut space, and risk assets will collectively breathe a sigh of relief.

2️⃣ Can continuous outflows from ETH ETF be stopped?
In the past 8 trading days, Ethereum ETFs have seen net outflows, and ETH has slipped below $2,200. If funds return next week → alt‑season signal may reignite; if outflows continue → ETH stays under pressure, possibly dragging the whole alt‑coin sector down.

3️⃣ Full Senate vote on the Clarity Act
The US Digital Asset Market Structure Act passed its committee stage on May 14, and the White House aims to sign it by July 4, meaning a full Senate vote could happen as early as the end of this month. Passage → SEC/CFTC regulatory boundaries become clear, removing the last institutional entry hurdle; blockage → uncertainty continues to weigh on the market.

Know a bit more than others, act a bit faster~ Not investment advice, DYOR 🙏

Markets are ever‑changing, the only constant is a trustworthy wallet 🛡️