PANews reported on May 26th that, according to Wintermute, while US stocks hit new highs last week, BTC and ETH saw slight pullbacks. BTC fell approximately 1.5% to around $76,600, and ETH fell approximately 1.7%. Over the past two weeks, BTC spot ETFs have seen net outflows exceeding $2 billion, and the institutional buying that recently propelled BTC from $70,000 to $80,000 has clearly subsided, with ETH/BTC falling to a 10-month low. Meanwhile, US stocks continued to rise against the backdrop of falling oil prices and declining 10-year US Treasury yields. Nvidia's strong earnings and guidance were met with a lackluster after-hours reaction, indicating that the AI ​​sector is "perfectly priced in." Wintermute stated that if AI momentum weakens and macroeconomic pressures reappear, crypto assets may continue to face pressure in the short term, with the $75,000-$76,000 range for BTC becoming a key support level.