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The end of May 2025 has brought a cooling breeze to what was a red-hot crypto market. Bitcoin, after touching heights above $111,000, now sits near $103,000. Ethereum, too, has dipped below $2,500. But whatโ€™s behind the sudden chill?

A mix of global uncertainty and profit-taking has shaken investor confidence. With whispers of geopolitical tension and economic policy shifts, many have turned cautious. Adding to the shake-up is the expected behavior of any healthy market: corrections after a surge are inevitable. Traders locking in profits have nudged prices downward โ€” not out of fear, but strategy.

On the regulatory front, positive signals continue. The U.S. SEC dropping its lawsuit against Binance and fresh proposals like the CLARITY Act show that lawmakers may finally be getting serious about proper digital asset frameworks.

For long-term believers, this dip isn't a danger โ€” itโ€™s an opportunity. The fundamentals remain strong, and the road ahead is still promising.

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