During the day, the price of BTC remained relatively stable, but when the U.S. stock market opened, it struggled alongside the U.S. stocks. Of course, Bitcoin is more prone to difficulties; I briefly scanned the information sources and didn't find any obvious bearish news. On the contrary, the Federal Reserve's Milan mentioned that overly tight policies could impact employment.

In addition, there are the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The U.S. officials stated that 90% of the issues between Russia and Ukraine have been resolved, and they believe Russia will accept the final conditions. After so much turmoil, it seems like there might indeed be a possibility of a ceasefire, which would certainly help with U.S. inflation. After this news broke, oil prices started to drop, which is definitely a good sign.

Looking at Bitcoin's data, the turnover rate has not yet increased, but it is estimated that by tomorrow during the Asian time zone, it might trigger panic among some investors, and we are still in a liquidity low. It's uncertain whether another drop will occur. The funds I had prepared to buy BTC at around $80,000 are still available; I will look at the VIX data and act when the time is right.

Although the price has fallen to around $85,000, there hasn't been a significant panic among investors. It's evident that the selling off by investors who are at a loss at high positions is very minimal, and most investors' sentiments remain stable. The focus this week is on Japan's interest rate hike, non-farm payroll data, and inflation data. Let's wait and see. $ETH $BTC $SOL #美联储降息 #巨鲸动向 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 #美联储FOMC会议