Unlocking the next phase of the re-staking narrative.

Macro assets had another quiet day of trading, with prices remaining largely flat. Several Fed officials spoke with divergent views. ETFs saw outflows for the third week in a row, with Greyscale seeing another massive outflow of $459 million.

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In terms of digital currency, Grayscale GBTC ETF achieved positive capital inflows for two consecutive days, with total daily increases in the entire market of 378 $M and 217 $M respectively, of which FBTC contributed most of the flow.

Yesterday, BTC rebounded to $65,500 in the short term, and then fell, and there are significant opportunities for intraday trading.

The possibility of market reversal is increased; L2 mainnet cross-chain interaction, ENS domain name registration and renewal cost advantages are obvious.

Markets had a quiet trading day yesterday, and continued to maintain momentum this week after risk sentiment was boosted by dovish developments last week (Fed policy leaning towards a weaker job market, slowing JOLTS/Non-Farm data, weakening economic data and the market facing large fixed income short positions).

As risk market sentiment warms up, digital currency has also received some great news: GBTC's Flow has finally reversed and achieved positive inflows, which means that BTC short forces are weakening and selling pressure is weakening.

The lower-than-expected U.S. non-farm payrolls data for April boosted the market's expectations for rate cuts, and BTC began to rebound last Friday. During the rebound of the market, AI tokens rose across the board and performed strongly. Today, the gas on the ETH chain dropped below 5 gwei, and the activity on the ETH chain dropped to freezing point.

Employment data was lower than expected for the first time this year (no surprises), with an overall employment change of +175,000 (the previous average increase was about 275,000). Cryptocurrency prices rebounded sharply last Friday, with BTC spot prices exceeding $64,000 over the weekend.

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A weekly overview of market dynamics.

The Hong Kong Bitcoin Spot ETF has held 4,218 BTC in the three days since its listing.

Restaking, a multi-layer leverage, may cause this round of bull market to rise faster and reach a higher peak, but it may also cause this round of bear market to fall more sharply, with a wider chain reaction and greater impact.

In the past week's market, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum both fell by 4.30. The historical volatility was the largest when it fell by 4.30, the trading volume was the largest when the Federal Reserve held interest rate meetings, and the open interest increased slightly. The implied volatility of BTC and ETH has dropped compared with the beginning of the week. In addition, the funding rate remained at a low level, indicating that the contract trading sentiment continued to be sluggish. The overall market is still in a weak stage in terms of market breadth indicators. In terms of events, the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting ruled out the possibility of further interest rate hikes, and Bitcoin rose and fell during the meeting.

After the Fed meeting, the IV at the front end of the options fell rapidly during the day, and the term volatility curve was relatively flat; the Skew at the near end was still low, revealing the market's short-term panic and risk aversion.