[Shocking the world! Missile attack + Bitcoin soaring] The situation between India and Pakistan escalated, but the market unexpectedly celebrated!

Just as the market was holding its breath waiting for the Fed's interest rate decision, the sky over Asia suddenly became tense - India dispatched precision missiles in the early morning and hit 9 terrorist targets in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir in retaliation for the attack that killed 26 people. The situation between India and Pakistan has escalated sharply, and the world is watching.

Under the shadow of war, the currency circle did not fall but rose!

Surprisingly, the crypto market rose against the trend. Bitcoin broke through $97,000, up 2.4% in 24 hours, Ethereum rose 1.5%, and other mainstream currencies also rose across the board. Litecoin's increase exceeded 11%, and market sentiment temporarily warmed up.

CZ spoke: Don't fight, compete in technology!

The bigwigs in the currency circle spoke publicly and called for peace: "Put down the war, compete with technology and economic development, we share a planet!" Against the backdrop of increasing global turmoil, this statement has gained widespread resonance.

Technical warning: Is a callback approaching?

Despite the short-term rise, technical indicators show warning signs. RSI is neutral and stochastic RSI is overbought, suggesting that a correction may be imminent. But MACD is still bullish, and the short-term direction of the market remains uncertain.

The stock market is also agitated, with both the US and India rising!

Not only did the cryptocurrency market perform surprisingly well, but US stock index futures also rose, with Dow futures rising nearly 200 points. The Indian stock market also continued to climb, and the market seemed to be betting that the conflict was controllable and there was still room for diplomacy.

The Fed's decision will be known tonight

Investors are closely watching the Fed's interest rate decision at 2 o'clock tonight. The market generally expects that interest rates will remain unchanged at the current level of 4.5%, with little uncertainty, but concerns about inflation and recession are still suppressing market nerves.

The war is not over, and capital is dancing wildly. Is this the calm before the storm, or the starting point of a new round of market conditions?