The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a May CPI inflation rate of 2.5% YoY, matching market expectations. This lack of surprises resulted in minimal market volatility as Bitcoin, equities, and altcoins maintained relative stability without significant surges or declines. This suggests that investors are more focused on macro trends like Fed decisions, ETF launches, and the broader economic picture than on a single CPI report. 2023 marks the historic moment: Bitcoin has traded above $100,000 for 30 consecutive days, breaking through this milestone for the first time ever. Analysts are now pondering if this upward trend will continue towards new highs. 2023 also witnessed a dramatic shift in institutional attitudes toward Bitcoin. Several companies, including public firms like MicroStrategy, have accumulated significant holdings of Bitcoin, reaching over 809,100 BTC. Furthermore, the market has seen close to 100,000 BTC added since early April alone with dozens of companies reporting new holdings, signaling a substantial increase in institutional confidence and investment. This growth reflects how institutions have increasingly integrated Bitcoin into their portfolios. 3% to 4% above its all-time high (ATH), the current price is on the verge of breaking through this level. While whales are optimistic about Bitcoin’s future, they haven’t yet liquidated their profits after a surge in price. The chart illustrating