Background Information: The central banks of Switzerland, Sweden, and Norway all cut interest rates by 25 basis points within 24 hours, marking a return to a global easing cycle. Although the Bank of England and the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, the British pound weakened, and U.S. bond yields fell, leading funds to flow back into the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin prices oscillating around $10,500.
Main Event: The preemptive stimulus measures by the three central banks triggered market volatility, with attention on whether the expiration of the U.S. tariff truce at the beginning of July will bring new variables.
Potential Impact: Bitunix analysts believe that this 'small-scale easing wave' may signal a shift in global monetary policy in the second half of the year, with slowing inflation expected to support the performance of risk assets. Pay attention to the effectiveness of the support levels for Bitcoin at $10,330-$10,270. If the support holds, a rebound phase may follow. Additionally, watch for developments in U.S. trade policy on July 9; if new tariffs are imposed, it could become a source of market pressure.