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Bitcoin strongly falls below $106,000 support as renewed tariff fears rattle markets. Bitcoin spot ETF flows flip negative after ten consecutive days of inflows. Bitcoin's current bull market exhibits significantly lower volatility compared to previous cycles, with a 50% average realized volatility. Ethereum holds steadily above $2,600 short-term support while XRP shows multiple sell signals. The cryptocurrency market faces intensifying headwinds on Friday as markets digest the uncertainty surrounding tariffs in the United States (US). Bitcoin (BTC) is extending losses below $106,000 while major altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP), test critical support areas. Market overview: Macroeconomic risks surge as US tariff tune changes Sharp pullbacks characterize trading in the cryptocurrency market on Friday after a federal court of appeals stayed the ruling that had nullified President Donald Trump's tariffs on Wednesday at the request of the Justice Department. The ruling by the Court of International Trade said that the US Constitution grants Congress exclusive power to regulate trade with other countries and that this authority cannot be overridden by the President's emergency powers to safeguard the economy. However, the Trump administration called the ruling a "judicial overreach," according to The Washington Post. Global markets clawed back the gains accrued on Thursday amid growing uncertainty over the US tariff policy. Volatility in the cryptocurrency market could persist into the weekend, depending on how investors react to the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index inflation data, which is expected later on Friday. The PCE price index is known for reflecting inflation across a wide range of consumer expenses and for reflecting changes in consumer behavior. Market participants use the PCE price index data as a cue for the direction the Federal Reserve (Fed) will take in the future, especially as the interest rate cut window narrows. Data spotlight: Bitcoin spot ETFs post outflows for the first time in 10 days The rally to a new all-time high of $111,980 was majorly driven by institutional risk-on sentiment, with spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recording inflows for ten straight days from May 14 to May 28. Demand from institutions building Bitcoin treasuries, such as Strategy and Metaplanet, also contributed to the rally. However, SoSOValue data shows outflows of $359 million on Thursday, breaking the ten-day trend of inflows. This reflects changing dynamics in the broader market, especially with US tariffs and geopolitical tensions in Europe and the Middle East. Meanwhile, the current Bitcoin bull market shows significantly lower volatility compared to previous cycles. According to Glassnode data reported by CoinDesk, realized volatility is averaging below 50% on a three-month rolling basis, significantly lower than the 80% to 100% range observed during previous bull runs. Bitcoin's stability largely stems from its swelling market capitalization and increased institutional interest, backed by ETFs and derivatives offerings. "Additionally, the launch of the US Spot ETF Products, supplemented by increasing regulatory clarity, has altered the underlying composition of the investor base, allowing sophisticated, institutional investors and capital to gain exposure to bitcoin for the first time," Glassnode states in a recent report. Chart of the day: Bitcoin tumbles below key support Bitcoin's price is extending losses strongly below $106,000 at the time of writing, reflecting increasing sell-side pressure. Key technical indicators, such as the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), reflect the new bearish outlook. As the MACD indicator drops toward the center line (0.00) after validating a sell signal on May 25, when the blue MACD line crossed below the red signal line, traders are encouraged to sell BTC, contributing to the largest sell-off since Bitcoin hit new all-time highs on May 22. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) downtrend from recent overbought levels, as it approaches the 50 midline, cements the increasing bearish influence in the market. Key areas of interest in upcoming sessions include the short-term support at $105,000 and the area around $102,500, which was tested as support in mid-May and resistance in early January. On the other hand, altcoins have been overshadowed by increasing selling pressure, which could threaten the gains accrued in May and, by extension, those from the tariff-triggered crash in April. Ethereum is testing support at $2,600, currently hovering around $2,605 at the time of writing. The MACD and the RSI indicators are sloping downwards, respectively, as shown on the daily chart below. Suppose this technical outlook remains unchanged and the MACD indicator approaches the zero line (0.00) while maintaining a sell signal confirmed on May 22. In that case, the path of least resistance will continue downward heading into the weekend. The RSI at 62, after falling from the overbought region, signals fading bullish momentum. Key areas of interest include the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $2,445 and the 50-day EMA at $2,277. XRP has not been spared amid losses of over 2% on the day. The cross-border money remittance token is trading at $2.19 at the time of writing after losing two critical support levels: the 50-day EMA, currently at $2.29, and the 100-day EMA, which is holding at $2.26. The next area of interest, especially for traders focusing on the dips, is the 200-day EMA at $2.07. Beyond this level, declines could accelerate, bringing into focus the April 7 low at $1.61 and the liquidity-rich region at $1.00. $BTC $ETH $XRP

Top AI tokens Bittensor, NEAR, ICP flip bearish as uncertainty surrounding US tariffs bites : The cryptocurrency market claws back mid-week gains amid US tariff uncertainty. Bittensor bulls fight to defend $400 support and the broader trend within an ascending channel. Near Protocol's higher lows pattern in jeopardy as the price drops below 100-day and 50-day moving averages. Internet Computer downside vulnerability in focus as the MACD indicator signals bearish momentum. The crypto market is mainly in the red on Friday, characterized by losses sustained over the past 24 hours after a United States (US) appeals court stayed the ruling that had blocked President Donald Trump's tariffs. Leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) tokens, including Bittensor (TAO), Near Protocol (NEAR) and Internet Computer (ICP), showcase weakness alongside major assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP). Market overview: Volatility spikes amid tariff uncertainty A federal court of appeals stayed the ruling that had nullified President Donald Trump's tariffs on Wednesday at the request of the Justice Department. The ruling by the Court of International Trade said that the US Constitution grants Congress exclusive power to regulate trade with other countries and that this authority cannot be overridden by the President's emergency powers to safeguard the economy. President Trump's tariffs will continue, at least for now, adding another layer of uncertainty. The focus could also shift to the reciprocal tariffs announced in April but delayed for 90 days to allow for negotiations. As the negotiation window narrows, doubt could creep in, spooking investors. The Federal Reserve (Fed) has in the recent past warned that tariffs could have a lasting impact on the economy, particularly on inflation, despite President Trump calling for urgent interest rate cuts. The release of the Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index data later on Friday could be a catalyst for high volatility heading into the weekend. This data on inflation offers cues into the general direction of Fed policy, especially on interest rates. Bittensor, NEAR, ICP technical outlook: What's next as prices tumble The intersection of AI technology with blockchain continues to garner significant attention, with tokens such as Bittensor, Near Protocol, and Internet Computer standing out. These three tokens combined account for nearly 33% of the crypto AI sector's market capitalization, which currently stands at $29 billion. The largest AI token, Bittensor, boasts a market capitalization of approximately $3.6 billion. Powering the open-source protocol, which utilizes blockchain technology to create a decentralized machine learning network, is the native token TAO. TAO hovers at around $408 at the time of writing, down almost 2% on the day. The uptrend within the ascending channel on the daily chart is under immense pressure. Should losses accelerate into the weekend, below the immediate $400 support, the path of least resistance will stay downward. Notably, TAO sits above key moving averages, such as the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), the 100-day EMA, and the 200-day EMA, which are likely to offer support and absorb selling pressure. Key areas of interest on the upside include the supply zone around $467, which was tested as resistance on May 24, May 12, and in February, as well as the $500 level that was tested in January and December. NEAR, the token powering the Near Protocol's high-performance blockchain for AI, decentralized applications, and intelligent agents, has lost almost 22% of its value following the recent rally to $3.38. NEAR sits below the 200-day EMA currently at $3.49, the 100-day EMA at $2.93 and the 50-day EMA at $2.72. A higher low pattern, illustrated by the ascending trendline on the chart below, is at risk of breaking, which could accelerate losses. Key levels traders could pay attention to are the $2.00 area, 23% below the current market rate, and April's low around $1.81. Meanwhile, Internet Computer's price is defending support at $5.00, following a sharp drop from the recent lower high of $5.56. The path of least resistance appears downward, underpinned by a sell signal from the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator. This signal occurred on Thursday when the blue MACD line crossed below the red signal line, encouraging traders to sell ICP and contributing to the selling pressure. Beyond the support at $5.00, traders should pay attention to the areas around $4.68 and $4.44, which were tested as resistance and support in early May. $NEAR $ICP $TAO