Crypto market analyst Willy Woo has warned that the current week—from May 26 to June 1, 2025—is crucial for the future movement of Bitcoin’s price. According to him, if significant buying pressure does not emerge soon, Bitcoin risks entering a phase of prolonged consolidation.
This is reported by Business • Media
Risk Index and Liquidity in the Bitcoin Market
Woo notes that the Bitcoin risk index is currently showing a decline. This indicates that buyer liquidity is prevailing in the market, which could serve as a foundation for long-term price growth. At the same time, the expert emphasizes that the strength of the bullish momentum, which lasted from levels of $75,000 to $112,000, is gradually fading.
“This week is absolutely critical; if we do not achieve continuation, we are in for another period of consolidation,” he believes.
To support his claims, Woo cites data from the Risk Signal indicator, which shows a downward trend. This, he says, is a positive signal for long-term investors. The analyst is confident that the market could gain powerful momentum on larger time scales if buyers maintain their activity.

The Role of Speculators and the SOPR Indicator
In the short term, according to Woo, the market is increasingly influenced by speculators who “come in late and take long positions” despite the risk of further declines. The analyst emphasizes that the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) is an important indicator. This indicator illustrates the movement of profit among different groups of investors.
Significant fluctuations in SOPR, as recorded by Glassnode, indicate that traders are willing to lock in even small profits by exiting positions during periods of uncertainty.


As Woo notes, “spot purchases this week will have a strong impact on price movement over the next one or two months. We are in a reversal zone”.
The expert also compares Bitcoin to a “canary in a coal mine” for global macroeconomic processes, indicating the cryptocurrency’s sensitivity to economic shocks worldwide.
It was previously reported that the sons of U.S. President Donald Trump predicted Bitcoin’s price would rise to $175,000.