This week has a lot of macro data, but its impact on the market is limited. The influence of economic data is clearly not as significant as a statement from President Trump. Vice President Vance's attendance at the Bitcoin conference is noteworthy; the current U.S. government has a high level of influence and attention on cryptocurrencies, and various conferences may introduce favorable new policies for Bitcoin.

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Key events this week:

5/26 Monday

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U.S. and U.K. futures and stock exchanges are closed

5/27 Tuesday

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The U.S. SEC delays its decision on Canary Capital's Litecoin spot ETF application; comment period deadline

5/28 Wednesday

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New Zealand's central bank interest rate decision (10:00)

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U.S. Vice President Vance delivers a speech at the 'Bitcoin 2025' conference

5/29 Thursday

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The Federal Reserve releases minutes from the May monetary policy meeting (2:00)

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U.S. initial jobless claims for the week (20:30)

5/30 Friday

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U.S. April core PCE price index year-on-year (20:30)

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U.S. May University of Michigan consumer sentiment index final value (22:00)

Outlook for this week:

The implied volatility of BTC is generally below 50%, having repeatedly dropped to around 45% this month, only to recover amid fluctuations. Overall, the market's expectations for future volatility are not high. Although BTC prices are oscillating near new highs, market sentiment in the cryptocurrency space is low, and it can only be said that there has been some improvement.