The cryptocurrency market experienced moderate fluctuations today, with Bitcoin retreating to $107,443 (-1.6%), and Ethereum to $2,750 (-0.8%), driven by weak economic data. Nevertheless, the underlying indicators remain positive, especially with the entry of major institutions. Global trading firms like Qube Research, Jump, and Virtu have intensified their digital activities through teams working throughout the week, reflecting a strategic shift towards 24/7 open crypto markets. Similarly, global banks like Griffon Bank and Société Générale have started issuing stablecoins like USDCV and developing new digital products, indicating a gradual shift in financial infrastructure. The market performance in May was strong (+10.3%) with Bitcoin reaching its highest level near $112,000. June, on the other hand, began with a natural correction as institutional trading volume increased (+21.7%), confirming growing confidence from major investors. Technical analysis indicates the possibility of corrections towards the $90,000–$100,000 range for Bitcoin, but the overall outlook remains bullish, especially with continued declines in inflation and expectations of flexible monetary policies. As for meme coins, they are experiencing high volatility: DOGE fell to $0.147, and SHIB to $0.0000241, while PEPE rose by 1.9% supported by promotional efforts. Some funds use them as liquidity tools, but they remain high-risk. Technical analysis suggests the possibility of short rebounds, but there is currently no strong institutional support for them.