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Bitcoin Bears Tighten Grip Amid Fed Uncertainty: Ripple Partnerships Drive Institutional Adoption

Bitcoin Bears Tighten Grip Amid Fed Uncertainty: Ripple Partnerships Drive Institutional Adoption

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In the past 48 hours, the crypto market has shown stagnation amid macroeconomic pressures, with global capitalization dipping to 2.53 trillion dollars, down 1.09 percent over 24 hours and marking three straight days of decline.[1][3] Bitcoin dropped from a high of 77,884 dollars to below 75,000 dollars post-Fed meeting on April 29, confirming a sell-the-news pattern for the ninth time in ten FOMC events since July 2025, as spot ETFs saw 89.68 million dollars in outflows after an eight-day inflow streak totaling over 2.1 billion dollars.[1][7] Ethereum traded between 2,200 and 2,300 dollars, while Dogecoin rallied over 7 percent, bucking the trend amid 550 million dollars in liquidations, mostly longs.[1]

Partnerships drove notable activity: Ripple teamed up with OKX to expand RLUSD stablecoin access, now at 1.5 billion dollars market cap since December 2024, and integrated with Bullish for BTC options trading using RLUSD for institutional clients.[2][4] Ripple also partnered with South Koreas KBank on digital asset wallets, sparking a 70 percent XRP price surge to 2.60 dollars on Polymarket.[6] Visa accelerated stablecoin settlements to a 7 billion dollar run rate, adding five blockchains with 50 percent quarterly growth.[10]

No major regulatory shifts emerged, but Fed rates held at 3.50-3.75 percent amid Middle East uncertainty, fueling volatility.[1] CryptoQuant flags Bitcoin in bear territory with negative funding rates, though long-term holder supply stays flat.[1][7]

Compared to last week, open interest fell 12 percent and trading volume spiked 30 percent, signaling caution versus prior rebound hopes near 78,000 dollars.[1][5] Leaders like Ripple respond via ecosystem expansions, boosting liquidity and institutional tools amid retail profit-taking by short-term holders.[4][7] Consumer behavior tilts neutral on Binance, with no big supply chain disruptions noted. Analysts eye May upside pre-next FOMC.[1]

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