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Bitcoin price remained near its all-time high after a stellar surge on May 21, with bulls largely in control as the market eyed price discovery. After hitting highs of $111,861, Bitcoin (BTC) traded to around $110,300 before rebounding higher. Despite the spike to a fresh peak, with Bitcoin outpacing the Dow Jones Industrial Average as stocks struggled, the market hasn’t witnessed a significant profit taking scenario so far. What are analysts saying about Bitcoin price? Notably, all BTC addresses flipped profitable as the cryptocurrency rallied. Yet on-chain data shows the benchmark digital asset is “still not overheated.” CryptoQuant analyst Crypto Dan posited that despite the run to a new ATH, profit taking is so far mild. “Overheating indicators such as the funding rate [and] short-term capital inflow remain low compared to previous peaks,  and profit-taking by short-term investors is limited.” Alex Wacy, a popular crypto analyst and investor, noted via a post on X that while BTC storms to a new ATH, “there’s no mania.” He pointed to Google searches being low, with retail not yet in fear of missing out territory. $BTC is hitting a new all-time high. But look around: there’s no mania. Google searches are quiet. Retail is still asleep. CT is loud, but it always is. The broader public isn’t rushing in — not yet. It’s a familiar pattern. Hype always lags price. Interest follows… pic.twitter.com/hzd2sXyPpc — AlΞx Wacy 🌐 (@wacy_time1) May 22, 2025 But as Bitcoin quietly edges towards price discovery, something else is at historic levels – the global M2 money supply. Currently, this sits at over $22 trillion. “That means there’s more money in the system than ever before. But it’s not backed by an equivalent increase in productivity, goods, or services. It’s just… more money,” the analyst noted. No frenzy means it’s…

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