Bitcoin's Taker Score (SMA-7) fell from 84 to 31 in less than a day from May 25 to May 26, while price slipped only 0.65% after rebounding from the May 23 low. The drop in aggressive perpetual-order-book buying pulled the Bitcoin Futures Microstructure Composite Index (SMA-7) down to 37.6, signaling a neutral regime with a risk-off tilt as buyer flow cooled before price moved.

Santiment data suggests XRP has re-entered a historically bullish contrarian sentiment zone, with the positive-to-negative commentary ratio falling to 1.1:1. The report says similar drops into a fear-driven "FUD zone" have often aligned with local bottoms or short recoveries since March. Price action remains fragile, with XRP struggling near the 50-day moving average while holding support around $1.30.

XRP has trended lower over the past month, slipping nearly 6% and struggling around $1.34 after several brief pushes above $1.50 faded. Santiment says social sentiment has shifted into a "FUD zone," with bullish-to-bearish commentary near 1.1 to 1. It also highlighted spot XRP ETFs drawing $22.04 million last week, taking May inflows above $116 million.

Ethereum has lagged Bitcoin in 2026, with the ETH/BTC pair down close to 20% year-to-date, a sign the market remains tilted toward BTC. Bitcoin dominance was about 60.6% at the time of writing, while both Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs posted weekly net outflows of roughly $1.26 billion and $216 million, respectively.

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Morgan Stanley chief investment officer Mike Wilson says the US is in a "rolling recovery" and argues that equity pullbacks can create entry points for long-term investors. He forecasts the S&P 500 could climb to 8,300 over the next 12 months, citing higher earnings expectations after the firm lifted its S&P 500 EPS estimate by about 5%. Wilson also notes the index is unlikely to rise in a straight line, so corrections may offer opportunities to add exposure.