The Federal Reserve's new interest rate cuts and Bitcoin spot accumulation lead the trend
The Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts have prompted Bitcoin spot accumulation and a shift in DeFi structure.
206 billion dollars have flowed out of Bitcoin exchanges.
In October, the trading volume of perpetual contracts exceeded 1 trillion dollars.
A recent report from Sentora emphasizes a critical moment in the cryptocurrency market, with decentralized perpetual contract trading surpassing 1 trillion dollars supported by a surge in Bitcoin accumulation.
This trend marks a structural shift in crypto finance, highlighting the increasing importance of decentralized finance and the upcoming macroeconomic adjustments in shaping market dynamics.
With the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, Bitcoin's spot accumulation surged.
Changes in the DeFi market structure after the Federal Reserve's new decision. On-chain transaction fees for Bitcoin decreased by 8.6% to $2.03 million, strengthening the trend of spot accumulation. Investors moved coins out of exchanges, reducing spot supply.
The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut followed previous market expectations, impacting market volatility. BTC net outflows reached $20.6 billion within seven days, strengthening long-term holding in the market. Perpetual contract trading reached $1.3 trillion, exceeding previous highs.
The financial sector responded to this policy shift through strategic asset transfers. Major market participants include Hyperliquid and Lighter, indicating growth in on-chain derivatives. The industry response reflects expectations for future market behavior.
Perpetual contract volume reached the milestone of $1 trillion.
Historical data indicates that initial changes in Federal Reserve policy often drive volatility in the crypto market, while subsequent policy actions show diminishing effects.
Latest data shows the trading price of Bitcoin at $110,134.95. The asset's market capitalization is $2.20 trillion, accounting for 59.30% of market dominance. Trading volume over the past 24 hours decreased by 23.91% to $49.8 billion, with a daily price growth rate of 0.40%.
Future financial stability may be driven by increased adoption of derivatives. The Federal Reserve's policies may lead to technological innovations in DeFi, potentially enhancing trading efficiency and market resilience.
Monthly decentralized police trading volume first exceeded $1 trillion, reflecting significant changes in market dynamics and on-chain liquidity.
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