Watch Out: There Will Be Numerous Economic Developments and Altcoin Events in the New Week – Here is the Calendar to Follow Day by…

The cryptocurrency market witnessed a truly historic moment this week with the approval of Ethereum Spot ETFs. With this development, cryptocurrencies experienced an increase in general.

In addition, the death of Dogecoin mascot Kabosu this week was an important event for the world’s largest memecoin.

Many new developments will be waiting for cryptocurrency investors in the new week. Here is the cryptocurrency calendar we have prepared for you as Bitcoinsistemi.com.

(All times are stated in UTC+3 Türkiye time)

Monday, May 27

• SOL – Solana v1.18 update will be made.
• FLOKI – Floki Inu development team will make an announcement.
• 20:45 – FOMC member Williams will speak.

Tuesday, May 28

• Cryptocurrency ETFs to be launched in the UK.
• ILV – Openbeta test network will be operational.
• 07:55 – FOMC members Bowman and Mester will speak.
• 16:55 – FOMC member Kashkari will speak.

Wednesday, May 29

• BTC – Bitcoin Seoul Conference will take place. This is known as Bitcoin’s largest Asian conference.
• BNB – Serengeti hard fork will be carried out.
• The Consensus event organized by Coindesk will be held.
• The artificial intelligence summit GenAI Summit SF 2024 will be held.
• SEC will decide to add option feature for Bitcoin Spot ETFs.
• 20:45 – FOMC member Williams will speak.
• 21:00 – FED will publish the Beige Book document.

Thursday, May 30

• 02:00 – FOMC member Bostic will speak.
• 15:30 – US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Quarterly (Expected: 1.3%, Previous: 3.4%)
• 15:30 – US Initial Unemployment Claims (Expect: 218k, Previous: 215k)

Friday, May 31

• ETC – Ethereum Classic will go through the halving process.
• Snapshot will be taken for RBX – BFC airdrop.
• 12:00 – Euro Zone Consumer Price Index (CPI) Annual (Expected: 2.5%, Previous: 2.4%)
• 15:30 – US Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index Monthly (Expected: 0.2%, Previous: 0.3%)
• 15:30 – US Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index Monthly (Previous: 2.8%)

*This is not investment advice.

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