Today, the price of Bitcoin has fallen by about 1.53% compared to yesterday, with a 24-hour fluctuation range of $105,700 - $107,300. Currently, Bitcoin is in a pullback adjustment phase, forming three consecutive daily falls on the daily chart, but the price is still above the 20-day moving average, and the medium-term rise trend has not changed.

May 31 is the expiration date for Bitcoin monthly options contracts, with open interest reaching $23.5 billion, a historical high. Over the past 5 weeks, the cumulative net inflow into Bitcoin ETFs has exceeded $9 billion, with the BlackRock iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) attracting the most capital, having no outflows for 33 consecutive trading days. As of May 28, the ETF had a net inflow of approximately $433 million in a single day, maintaining net inflow for the 10th consecutive day.

On-chain data shows that the number of daily active addresses on the Bitcoin network remains above 900,000, a slight decrease of about 2% compared to the previous week, but still at a high level. Meanwhile, miner reserves have decreased by approximately 2,300 BTC.#Join Growth Points Draw & Win iPhone 16 and Merch #Stablecoin Payments Hit $94.2B #Trump Tariff Update