May 28 $BTC Comprehensive Market Analysis Bitcoin's current trend is generally weak, in a volatile downward or bottoming phase, facing short-term downward pressure, but still resilient in the medium to long term. 🤯 News: Geopolitical and macro uncertainties dominate, short-term bearish Yesterday and recently, the focus has been on geopolitical issues: U.S.-Iran tensions (including airstrike rumors, Strait of Hormuz blockade risks, and ceasefire negotiations), causing volatility in risk assets. Bitcoin temporarily surged near $78,000 on hopes of a ceasefire, but reversed after the news changed, accompanied by massive contract liquidations (over $200 million in 24 hours). Other factors include expectations for the Federal Reserve's interest rate path (possibly remaining high) and relatively strong stock markets (S&P hitting new highs but BTC not following), highlighting BTC's sensitivity to risk appetite. On the regulatory front, progress like the CLARITY Act offers long-term positives but did not immediately boost the market. Overall, the news sentiment is neutral to bearish, suppressing prices in the short term. 🤯 Capital Flow: ETF outflows significantly, institutional sentiment cooling Capital flow is the current biggest pressure point. Since May 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced continuous outflows (totaling over $1-1.2 billion, with some data showing a single-day high of $635 million), reversing the strong inflows in April (about $2.44 billion). Major products like BlackRock IBIT led the decline, with year-to-date net inflows of only about 4,500 BTC, turning into net outflows in May. On-chain data shows whale activity slowing down, with selling pressure entering a "high risk" zone. Capital outflows have led to weak spot demand, amplifying downward price movement. 🤯 Technical Analysis: I've been warning everyone about risks these days; the market is so volatile. Now, stocks in various countries are rising except for A-shares and the crypto market 😂, so for crypto traders, it’s quite painful. The daily chart is following our expectations; at this level, the fast and slow lines are about to break below the zero axis, indicating that the daily correction is not yet complete. The current risk remains on the daily level. Currently, both the top and bottom on the 4-hour chart are gradually decreasing, so across all timeframes, the correction is not yet in place. In summary, intra-day trading should focus on shorting on rebounds, with resistance at 75,500 and support around 73,800 to 71,000. In conclusion, if you have short positions taken at higher levels, you can hold them; those looking to go long might wait a bit longer. Keep following our morning updates for the overall direction.