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Bitcoin buyers remain dominant and optimistic as the price reaches new all-time highs above \$110,000, with data from CryptoQuant showing a strong 90-day buy volume trend and short-term holders firmly in profit. This buying pressure suggests the uptrend may continue, especially as sellers lose influence and long-term holders resist cashing out. Daily profit-taking is significantly lower than during Bitcoin’s first rise to \$100,000, reflecting increased holding behavior and a potential setup for further gains.

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Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager, has made its first move into crypto by investing \$1.08 million in BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), according to a May 20 SEC filing. As of March 31, it held 23,094 IBIT shares within its \$2.63 billion Alternative Multi-Strategy Fund. The firm also purchased 9,889 shares of the ProShares Bitcoin ETF and 4,300 shares of Bitcoin Depot Inc. Despite CEO Steve Schwarzman’s past skepticism about crypto, Blackstone’s small step into the space comes as BlackRock’s IBIT continues its strong momentum, with over \$46.1 billion in net inflows since launching in January 2024 and no outflows since April 9.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, despite his long-standing criticism of Bitcoin, announced on May 19 that the bank will soon let clients buy the cryptocurrency—though it won’t offer custody services, only include it in client statements. While Dimon reiterated his skepticism, citing concerns over crime and money laundering, CNBC reported that JPMorgan will provide access to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), marking a shift from its previous focus on futures-based crypto products. This move follows similar steps by Morgan Stanley and comes as spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. have attracted nearly \$42 billion in inflows since January 2024.

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Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has made its second-largest Bitcoin purchase, acquiring 1,004 BTC for ¥15.2 billion (\$104.6 million), bringing its total holdings to 7,800 BTC—worth about \$807 million. This move comes just days after its May 12 buy of 1,241 BTC, positioning Metaplanet as the public company with the largest Bitcoin stash in Asia and the tenth-largest globally. With 2,800 BTC acquired in May alone, the firm has aggressively expanded its crypto portfolio, trailing just behind Galaxy Digital. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor, whose firm Strategy leads all corporates with 568,840 BTC, hinted at another buy amid record corporate accumulation of Bitcoin in 2025.

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Jason Guthrie, head of product at WisdomTree, believes the crypto market has matured and become more sustainable despite the absence of hype-driven trends like ICOs, NFTs, or DeFi lending that defined previous cycles. Speaking at Consensus, Guthrie noted that companies are steadily growing in revenue and innovation without relying on speculative fads, and that the market’s resilience—despite some memecoin activity and a lack of a clear breakout use case—is a strong indicator of its long-term potential. He emphasized that while it's still early days with much innovation ahead, the current cycle shows signs of a more grounded and value-driven ecosystem.

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A recent Binance report based on a survey of nearly 30,000 users across Asia reveals that while crypto holders are increasingly adopting basic security measures—like 2FA (80.5%) and address double-checking (73.3%)—more advanced protections such as anti-phishing codes (21.5%) and address whitelisting (17.6%) remain underused. Concerningly, over a third still store private keys on internet-connected devices, especially in Southeast Asia. Despite these gaps, 84% of users trust exchange safeguards like Binance’s SAFU fund, and many see exchanges as security partners, prioritizing real-time threat interception, biometric login, and educational tools. The report highlights that true safety requires shared responsibility between users and platforms, as the industry sees progress with illicit crypto activity dropping to 0.14% of transactions in 2024.

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