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Critical week for Bitcoin and altcoins: June 1–5. All events that could affect markets and the crypto calendar

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Cryptocurrency Critical week for Bitcoin and altcoins: June 1–5. All events that could affect markets and the crypto calendar

Last week, the cryptocurrency market showed a negative trend, primarily affecting Bitcoin.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $73,442, down 4.1% from last week.

On the other hand, the situation is not much different for most altcoins. The main exceptions this week were Binance-linked altcoin $BNB, with 8%, and decentralized cryptocurrency exchange Hyperliquid ($HYPE), with 9%.

However, the new week will bring numerous economic events and altcoin-related developments for cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Here is the weekly cryptocurrency calendar, specially prepared for you by Bitcoinsistemi.com.

All times are given in Turkish time, UTC+3.

Monday, June 1

$BNB — Binance will unveil its unexpected product, which was announced on May 29.

DRIFT — will be delisted from Upbit.

Japan will include stablecoins backed by foreign trusts within the scope of its electronic payment regulation rules.

Tuesday, June 2

12:00 — Eurozone Consumer Price Index (CPI), year-on-year. Expected: 3.3%, previous: 3%.

Related news: expert analyst says “a new chapter worth $3 trillion could open in the world of Bitcoin”.

Wednesday, June 3

The UK financial regulator, the FCA, is seeking public feedback on its cryptocurrency regulation rules; the deadline for submissions is today.

15:15 — U.S. ADP nonfarm employment change. Expected: 116,000, previous: 109,000.

21:00 — The Federal Reserve will publish the Beige Book.

Related news: expert analyst says “a new chapter worth $3 trillion could open in the world of Bitcoin”.

Thursday, June 4

15:30 — U.S. initial jobless claims. Expected: 211,000, previous: 215,000.

Friday, June 5

Aave has filed a motion to lift the freeze on $71 million worth of ETH; the hearing will take place today.

15:30 — U.S. average hourly earnings, month-on-month change. Expected: 0.3%, previous: 0.2%.

15:30 — U.S. nonfarm payrolls data. Expected: 95,000, previous: 115,000.

15:30 — U.S. unemployment rate. Expected: 4.3%, previous: 4.3%.

Meanwhile, artificial intelligence remains a key factor shaping global risk appetite. As the corporate earnings season approaches its end, investors will be closely watching results from companies such as CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Broadcom.

Editor: Yulia Krasnaya