The cryptocurrency market has recently shown a trend of increasing volatility, with geopolitical risks such as U.S. tariffs potentially causing global economic uncertainty, affecting investor sentiment📉. Bitcoin (BTC) has surpassed the $85,000 mark, with a 24-hour increase of 0.54%, but analysts have adjusted their year-end expectations down to $85,000 due to the 'tariff turmoil.' Institutional demand is particularly strong, with U.S. spot ETPs accumulating 529,000 BTC, far exceeding mining output, indicating a long-term accumulation trend💰. The trading volume on Solana's DEX reached $1.887 billion, surpassing Ethereum, highlighting its competitive ecosystem📈. The selling pressure is worth noting, with F2Pool co-founder selling 50 WBTC (about $4.21 million), and the MELANIA project team also selling 2.95 million tokens, which could exacerbate market supply; at the same time, a certain whale address is at a floating loss of $335,000, indicating a potential selling risk that needs to be monitored. Positive signals include the author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' suggesting to increase Bitcoin holdings, Galaxy Digital withdrawing 606,000 SOL (about $79.7 million), and Japan's ANAP purchasing 16.6 BTC (about 200 million yen), reflecting accelerated institutional adoption😊. Overall, while the market faces the risk of a pullback, institutional inflows and innovative ecosystems support medium-term upward potential, and investors should pay attention to risk management. 💹️