The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut shows limited volatility, while Bitcoin waits for Japan's developments! Data shows that inflows to exchanges have significantly decreased from the November peak, with large holders reducing deposits and short-term selling pressure easing. Bitcoin has maintained above $91,000 after a 25bp rate cut, as the market watches the Bank of Japan meeting, which may affect global liquidity. The report indicates that since mid-November, short-term holders have been selling at a continued loss, with similar historical signals suggesting that selling pressure is nearly exhausted. Current stability should not be mistaken for confidence, as ETF inflows have shown limited improvement and derivatives positions remain cautious. Gold and silver prices are rising, with silver hitting a new high, driven by strong demand and tight supply. Market overview: BTC fluctuates between 91K-92K, showing limited reaction to interest rate adjustments; ETH hovers around $3,270, lacking a breakthrough catalyst; gold and silver prices strengthen, with the market remaining cautious post-Fed; Nikkei 225 slightly down 0.11%.
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