BTC just printed what could be its strongest monthly candle since Q4 2024. After sliding to the low $60,000s in February, Bitcoin clawed back to close April around $78,000, a double-digit monthly gain. The rally wasn't just retail momentum. It was institutional capital showing up week after week. The numbers tell the story: · Spot BTC ETFs pulled in $2.43B in April, nearly double March's total, with four straight weeks of net inflows · BlackRock's IBIT alone absorbed $2.14B for the month · Morgan Stanley's MSBT launched April 8 and posted $71M in its first full week · Strategy added 34,164 BTC (~$2.54B) in a single purchase, its third-largest ever, pushing total holdings to 818,334 BTC The FOMC's hawkish 4-dissent hold didn't trigger a selloff. That alone signals a shift: "no rate cut" is now priced in as the neutral baseline, not a bearish shock. May has three catalysts lined up. The CLARITY Act markup could begin as early as May 11. The White House promised a Strategic Reserve announcement "within weeks." And new Fed Chair Warsh takes the seat May 15. If even one of these delivers, the supply-demand picture tightens further. What's your read on May? Are you adding here or waiting for a pullback?