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Recent reports indicate that issuers of Spot Bitcoin ETFs now possess nearly 5% of the total Bitcoin supply. This achievement highlights the increasing demand and swift growth of Spot BTC ETFs in the market, providing institutional investors with a comparatively low-risk method to obtain Bitcoin.

In the final days of May, Bitcoin (BTC) has kept investors and traders on edge. After reaching a new all-time high of nearly $73,000 in March, it subsequently fell sharply, dipping below $57,000 at one point. Recently, Bitcoin seemed ready to aim for new records again.

Santiment, a market intelligence platform that provides on-chain and social metrics, has identified a growing bullish sentiment among most major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and Ethereum are showing signs of approaching their all-time highs (ATH), and large-volume investors, known as whales, are exhibiting market behaviors that align with this positive outlook.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK has taken a significant step towards aligning with other financial hubs regarding digital assets.

Mt. Gox, the now-defunct crypto exchange, has initiated a transaction involving more than 75,000 Bitcoin (BTC), which is valued at around $5 billion. This transaction is significant as it represents the first movement of these funds in over five years, stirring reactions across crypto markets.

The recent approval of spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the SEC on May 23 didn't extend Ether's recent rally, which saw a roughly 25% increase last week. However, it's noteworthy that the regulatory green light didn't prompt a sell-off either, suggesting that bullish sentiment for ETH hasn't waned significantly.