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Daily Market Dispatch – May 27, 2025 Institutional appetite is holding firm – don’t be fooled by “slowing momentum”. Crypto markets took a breather to start the week, with Bitcoin stalling below $110,000 and traders rotating out of recent altcoin gainers. XRP and DOGE both pulled back as investors locked in profits ahead of Friday’s U.S. PCE inflation data. Meanwhile, the global crypto policy landscape continued to evolve. From Pakistan’s first blockchain adviser appointment to Dubai’s tokenization initiative and ongoing regulatory pushes in Asia, the infrastructure for mainstream integration is expanding, even as technical indicators flash near-term caution. Bitcoin Bitcoin is now trading at $109,500, modestly off its recent high of $110,000. There is a possibility for a bearish divergence in the Relative Strength Index (RSI), raising the prospect of a pullback toward a floor of $100,000 in the near term. Institutional accumulation remains strong: U.S. spot ETFs have now absorbed over 83,000 BTC since April 10, bringing total ETP holdings to fresh all-time highs. Ethereum & Altcoins Ethereum is holding near $2,600, consolidating recent gains as attention shifts toward its Layer 2 ecosystem. XRP and DOGE slid roughly 3% as profit-taking set in. XRP’s drop comes just days after its high-profile CME futures debut, while DOGE retraced part of its May rally, which had been fueled by social sentiment and whale accumulation. With markets in wait-and-see mode ahead of Friday’s inflation print, risk appetite appears temporarily subdued. Institutional Insights Capital formation also continues at scale. The Blockchain Group announced a $719M raise to fund further Bitcoin acquisitions, signaling that institutional capital isn’t flinching at these levels. While the market may be digesting recent gains, the underlying demand from strategic buyers remains intact. Macro & Policy Policymakers around the globe are elevating their crypto stance. In Pakistan, the Prime Minister has appointed a special assistant for blockchain and crypto – a first for the country and a signal of growing institutional legitimacy. In Thailand, SCB10X’s CEO hinted at a sandbox regime that would allow local banks to hold crypto directly, a move that could reshape the regional banking-crypto relationship. Dubai continues to lead on infrastructure: the government unveiled a new real estate tokenization platform built on the XRP Ledger, part of a broader $16B initiative to digitize property markets. The program aims to streamline ownership transfers, cut settlement costs, and position Dubai as a blockchain hub for asset tokenization. In South Korea, crypto regulation has become a campaign flashpoint ahead of upcoming elections. Competing parties are now staking out positions on everything from tax thresholds to stablecoin oversight, suggesting that policy will remain a driver of market narrative well into the second half of 2025. Looking Ahead All eyes now turn to Friday’s PCE inflation data – one of the Fed’s preferred gauges for price stability. While the broader crypto trend remains constructive, near-term volatility is likely as macro and technical factors collide. With ETP holdings at all-time highs and traditional finance increasingly building on-chain, crypto continues to evolve its systemic infrastructure. – Stella Zlatareva, Nexo Dispatch Editor For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice.