The Federal Reserve signals 'double risk', the cryptocurrency market may face violent fluctuations in the short term!
The latest minutes from the Federal Reserve released two key phrases: 'rising economic uncertainty' and 'inflation risks remain', indicating that there may still be unfulfilled expectations for interest rate cuts in the future, or even a possibility of policy tightening again. Upon the release of this news, global asset markets became tense, and the crypto market was quickly affected.
Direct impact on the cryptocurrency market:
Short-term volatility increased
BTC rebounded after briefly dropping to around $106,000, with fluctuating trends and cautious market sentiment. Bitunix analysis points out: Bitcoin is currently still in a state of 'oscillation amidst uncertainty', and the market direction is unclear.
Technical pressure is obvious
The $107,000 to $106,500 range serves as short-term support, with $106,000 being a key defense line; resistance above is concentrated at $110,800 to $112,000. If it breaks through without strength, it may initiate a deep correction.
Macroeconomic risk spillover
A strong dollar + declining risk appetite suppresses risk assets (including cryptocurrencies). If economic data continues to weaken and policy expectations remain unstable, the cryptocurrency market is likely to enter a high volatility + unclear direction phase.
In the current stage, it is not advisable to chase highs and sell lows. Cautious investors should reduce positions and control leverage, waiting for clearer trend confirmation; aggressive investors can engage in short-term high selling and low buying but must set stop losses.
When the direction is unclear, surviving is more important than winning.
The cryptocurrency market is not about trading frequency, but about control and rhythm.
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