Bitcoin’s Red Flag: Bullish Dreams or Bearish Nightmares?

Remember that brief moment of joy when Bitcoin flirted with $90K in May? Yeah, that was cute. Like a puppy chasing its tail, it was fun while it lasted. But then, as if on cue, the coin decided to take a nosedive back to the mid-$70Ks, dragging the adjusted Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (aNUPL) metric into the red like a toddler pulling a tablecloth. Spoiler alert: the china didn’t survive.

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A lawsuit filed in Texas federal court claims that Fuller ran their business using Privvy Investments LLC, also known as Privvy Investments and Gateway Digital Investments.

Bitcoin’s Recovery Crumbles: Whales, Profits, and Funds Abandon Ship

As of late May 2026, Bitcoin is trading around $74,000. While this might seem like a period of stability after some recent volatility – including a drop from $125,000 earlier in the year, a rebound to $90,000, and then another dip – the situation could be more delicate than it appears. Three key pieces of data from the Bitcoin network suggest potential weakness, not because any one of them is alarming on its own, but because they all indicate the same thing at the same time.

XRP Burns Out: Is the Crypto World Going Up in Smoke?

And what of the XRP ledger, you ask? Why, it slumbers like a bear in winter, its activity waning as traders, those skittish creatures, retreat into their dens. The market, ever the tempestuous mistress, has sent her leading assets tumbling, breaking supports as if they were mere twigs.

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Following a bipartisan vote in the Senate Banking Committee on May 14, 2026, that moved House Resolution 3633 forward, a growing campaign – now involving over 100 cryptocurrency companies, as well as efforts from the Crypto Council for Innovation and the Blockchain Association – is underway.