Technical analysis by moonypto about Symbol BTC: Buy recommendation (5/22/2025)

Bitcoin just hit new all time high $ 111,888 🚀 but your grandma hasn’t asked about it yet, so we’re safe!The trading volume of BTC was $ 74.5 billion dollar in the last 24 hours, which is 135% increase from one day ago! yup its time to respect the pumps. also On May 21, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $609 million, marking six consecutive days of net inflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of $587,100, with four consecutive days of inflowsBut something's off… usually ATHs come paired with : A Fear & Greed (F&G) Index that’s notched up to ‘Extreme Greed’ Funding rates that are telling us that ‘Markets are over heated right now!’ A boom in mindshare outside of crypto (like Uber drivers start giving crypto advice) But so far, this is what we’re seeing…1/ F&G is in the mid range of ‘Greed’Below 60 = Neutral. Above 80 = Extreme Greed2/ Funding rates are chillWhen funding rates move into the high positive region (0.05 – 0.08), it indicates that there’s an excess of leverage (loans) in the system and the risk of a pullback is increased…But right now, we’re sitting pretty at 0.0053/ Google search volume for Bitcoin is still in the gutterStill no significant change from last Wednesday. Bitcoin’s search interest is still stupidly low, given its price. Here’s why all of this is actually a good thing:As we said this time last week – the market could still turn from here…But if it decides it wants to keep running, it still has room to do so:Greed isn’t overblown, markets aren’t overheated with leverage (loans), and broad interest in BTC isn’t saturated by any means.just double check our Wen Sell analysis, I dunno why some of you panic sell or become drama queen, we are in middle of bull run and as I said before 30% corrections are normal Stablecoins = crypto’s killer use caseMinting = an expectation of future demand. Demand that’s likely only going to continue growing. The crazy part? The ‘big dogs’ (institutions) haven’t even entered the sector yet… at least not in any meaningful way. But that’s quickly changing, thanks to the following:1/ Stablecoins vs M2 Money SupplyThe amount of money held in cash, checking/savings deposits, time deposits, and retail money market mutual funds is called ‘M2’ – so when you hear M2, think: ‘US dollar supply’ 2/ The Genius Act is progressingThe Genius Act would set regulatory guidelines designed to support the growth/proliferation of stablecoins in the US and yesterday, the US Senate voted to continue voting on it. 3/ Stablecoin issuers = Top GainersThat forward movement on the Genius Act may seem like a nothing burger on the surface – but it seems to have had a tangible effect on the stablecoin market.4 of the top 7 gainers yesterday were issuers of yield bearing stablecoins (i.e. stablecoins that pay users interest simply for holding them.) 4/Trump family has entered the stablecoin spaceBinance will list World Liberty Financial USD (USD1) on May 22, 2025. USD1 is a digital asset backed by the US dollar, launched by World Liberty Financial (WLFI), and issued and managed by BitGo Trust Companylong story short demand for crypto assets, especially stablecoins, is building and institutional capital is just beginning to enter the space so dont fomo and focus on crypto gems because after BTC pump altcoins will pump one by one25,000 BTC options are set to expire with a Put/Call Ratio of 1.22, a max pain point at $104,000, and a notional value of $2.81 billion. Meanwhile, 202,000 ETH options will also expire with a Put/Call Ratio of 1.26, a max pain point at $2,450, and a notional value of $570 millionRisk sentiment remains unsettled. Following a steady rise in risk assets since late April—and with the S&P 500 approaching the psychologically important 6,000 level amid declining market volatility President Trump unexpectedly reignited trade tensions by proposing a significant hike in tariffs on EU imports, raising them from 20% to 50%. The timing raised eyebrows, given the market’s elevated position.Despite the shock, markets regained composure after Trump postponed the tariff implementation deadline to July 9. European stocks and U.S. futures opened higher today, though the episode serves as a stark reminder of how quickly political developments can upend market stability. The volatility spread between July and June BTC options, which had peaked at over 2 points last week, has now narrowed to under 1—possibly indicating the market is preparing for another shift in policy ahead of the new deadline.Inflation continues to shape the broader economic outlook. This Friday’s PCE report is under intense scrutiny, as it could significantly influence the Federal Reserve’s policy direction. Although oil prices have eased, growing port congestion in Europe is beginning to affect Asia and the U.S., potentially increasing shipping costs and introducing new inflationary pressures.Over the weekend, BTC briefly fell to $106K but rebounded to $110K, supported by sustained inflows into spot ETFs. Notably, BlackRock’s IBIT has seen 30 consecutive days of net inflows, highlighting the increasing institutional presence in the crypto space.One of the more interesting trends is the divergence between crypto and tech stocks. While digital assets remain resilient, consistent outflows from the TQQQ NASDAQ ETF since April suggest that investors may be shifting strategies—either rotating into other assets or hedging despite strength in the broader stock market.In an environment marked by unpredictable policymaking, crypto is starting to appear as the more disciplined player at the table.