Crypto World News reports that, according to QCP Capital analysis, after Bitcoin performed steadily in April, it broke through the $80,000 mark in early May, indicating a rebound in correlation with the U.S. stock market. Although strategy paused purchases of Bitcoin, BTC still rose, suggesting that market momentum is gradually shifting toward broader capital support. Spot ETF inflows are approximately $163 million; despite outflows from April 27 to 29, the large inflow of $630 million on Friday basically offset the earlier outflows, keeping overall positive support intact. QCP noted that the current uptrend may mean more widespread institutional participation is forming new momentum. The key going forward is whether BTC can effectively hold above the CME gap zone of $82,000 to $83,000—this zone will become the core watershed for the continuation of the short-term trend.