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Institutional funds specializing in cryptocurrencies continue to face capital outflows for the fifth consecutive week, according to the latest report from CoinShares. With a withdrawal of $32 million last week, the total outflows now amount to $232 million. Despite a decrease compared to previous weeks, institutional investors remain cautious towards cryptos. Let's explore the reasons behind this trend.

Currently, Bitcoin (BTC) seems to be facing difficulties, struggling to gain momentum. Indeed, the price of the flagship cryptocurrency is having a hard time surpassing the $27,000 mark. This situation is causing a lot of concern within the Bitcoin community. There are now many uncertainties regarding the future trajectory of the crypto's price. However, some analysts are already predicting a bleak future for the queen of cryptos. One of them, renowned strategist Michael J. Kramer, recently expressed particularly pessimistic views on the future price of BTC.

The volatility of cryptocurrencies leads us to accept that the bull run is far from being linear at all. Bitcoin, which started this year with impressive performance, allowing it to flirt with $31,000, has now dropped back to $27,000. Such conditions lead Rekt, a notorious crypto analyst, to predict a decline for the queen of cryptocurrencies.

A popular crypto strategist has predicted a significant drop in altcoins, while also updating their outlook on Pepecoin (PEPE) and Avalanche (AVAX), a rival of the Ethereum (ETH) network. The analyst, known by the pseudonym Sherpa, informed their 195 Twitter followers that altcoins could plummet by up to 50%.

On May 12th, PitchBook, a capital market analysis company, published a concerning report regarding venture capital investments in the crypto sector. The document suggests that venture capital firms are less inclined to invest in the emerging industry. It turns out that the number of venture capital deals with crypto companies has decreased globally. Let's delve into the findings of PitchBook's report.

With the appearance of Cardano Bitcoin (cBTC), decentralized finance (DeFi) could see major changes by integrating bitcoin with the Cardano blockchain in a decentralized and secure manner. This ambitious project raises questions about its potential and the challenges of taking advantage of the liquidity offered by the market's leading cryptocurrency.

The United States is starting to panic that the rest of the world is moving away from the dollar. The proxy war in Ukraine and tensions with China are turning into a global slingshot against the greenback. Petroyuan The first major warning shot came from Riyadh late last year. The…

The crypto market seems to be regaining height since the beginning of the year. Some Altcoins are gradually climbing back up after hitting their DIPs. Price forecasts could be positive for some tokens, estimates this crypto analyst. He analyzed FTM, XRP, Cardano and Solana, cryptos that have shown a bull…

Bitget, the largest crypto copy trading platform, has announced a $30 million investment in the decentralized BitKeep multi-chain wallet, becoming its controlling stakeholder. The deal will allow the exchange to extend its range of services while also supporting BitKeep in enhancing the stability and security of its offerings. It’s also aimed at helping both companies to leverage their strengths and collaborate on linking DeFi and CeFi.

The inflation rate in Argentina reached an all-time high of 100% in February. Something like this hasn't happened since 1991. As the currency collapses, more and more Argentines are turning to Bitcoin.