Your monthly read on Bitcoin’s cycle, from macro to flows. The Bitcoin Market Monitor distills liquidity trends, ETF flows, and structural signals into a clear forward view. Use it to position with confidence in an uncertain macro environment. The Bitcoin Market Monitor by Ecoinometrics delivers a concise, data-driven view of Bitcoin’s macro positioning every month. Published on the first Sunday of each month, it tracks liquidity, structural activity, ETF flows, and cross-asset trends to help investors understand where Bitcoin stands in the market cycle and where it’s likely headed next. Each edition distills complex macro signals into clear, actionable insights backed by quantitative models and institutional-quality charts. It’s professional-grade market intelligence, designed for investors who want clarity, not noise. Join over 34,000 professionals, fund managers, and serious traders using Ecoinometrics to navigate the Bitcoin market with data. 📈 Stay informed. Stay ahead. OverviewMay was an important month for Bitcoin. Coming into the month, the main question was whether the recovery that started in March had enough support to continue and break above the long term trend. That would have shifted the odds in favour of a durable recovery trend. But that’s not what we got. Bitcoin has failed to crossover its 200-day moving average and past few weeks have made the setup more complicated. Some parts of the market still look resilient. Like U.S. equities, especially technology stocks, remain strong. But the macro backdrop has become less straightforward. And Bitcoin’s momentum has shifted again. That creates the central question for this month’s report: Is Bitcoin simply going through another phase of volatility, or has the recovery failed to the point where investors should treat the market differently? To answer that, we look at four layers of the setup: the macro environment, Bitcoin’s current state, the underlying market structure, and the forward-looking scenarios for the next 30 days... Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app
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