Last night, the US stock market was quite divided—Dow Jones rose by 1.34% and hit a new high, but the Nasdaq 100 dropped by 0.35%. Tech stocks didn't perform well, with Oracle's earnings report directly dragging down the index.
Things were even more exciting in Bitcoin, which directly fell below the $90,000 mark. This decline was mainly caused by the Federal Reserve's "hawkish pause" stance, which cooled market expectations of liquidity easing. In simple terms, the anticipated monetary easing is now nowhere to be seen.
Currently, the traditional markets and digital currency markets are showing a clear divergence. The Dow's blue-chip stocks can still hold up, but the tech sector and crypto assets are much more fragile and highly sensitive to macro policy changes.
In the coming period, we should focus on the Federal Reserve's policy direction. After all, market sentiment is now largely following the central bank's cues, and even slight movements can trigger rapid reactions in the digital currency space.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-13 01:56
Even 90,000 can't be maintained anymore, this is a breach of defense.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-12 04:50
Once again, the Federal Reserve has struck, and liquidity has dried up. This wave is indeed tough.
Damn, losing 90,000 and still pushing down. When will we be able to catch a breath?
The Dow Jones held up thanks to blue-chip confidence, but our side is very fragile; just a single word can cause a collapse.
The Federal Reserve is the real market maker; we are just followers. Let's wait and see.
Technology and the crypto world are being buried together; this pace is truly painful.
That's why it's important to allocate traditional assets; relying solely on crypto is too risky.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 12-12 04:50
The Fed's move is really brilliant; once the liquidity expectation is shattered, Bitcoin drops straight down...
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LightningClicker
· 12-12 04:49
90,000 couldn't be maintained, as expected, it still depends on the Fed's mood to get by
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-12 04:48
90,000 broke... time to stop the bleeding again
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ser_ngmi
· 12-12 04:40
90,000 broken again, time to eat dirt... Powell really knows how to pick the time
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-12 04:33
It dropped below 90,000 again, and this time it's really the Fed's doing. That "hawkish pause" directly wiped out market expectations.
Last night, the US stock market was quite divided—Dow Jones rose by 1.34% and hit a new high, but the Nasdaq 100 dropped by 0.35%. Tech stocks didn't perform well, with Oracle's earnings report directly dragging down the index.
Things were even more exciting in Bitcoin, which directly fell below the $90,000 mark. This decline was mainly caused by the Federal Reserve's "hawkish pause" stance, which cooled market expectations of liquidity easing. In simple terms, the anticipated monetary easing is now nowhere to be seen.
Currently, the traditional markets and digital currency markets are showing a clear divergence. The Dow's blue-chip stocks can still hold up, but the tech sector and crypto assets are much more fragile and highly sensitive to macro policy changes.
In the coming period, we should focus on the Federal Reserve's policy direction. After all, market sentiment is now largely following the central bank's cues, and even slight movements can trigger rapid reactions in the digital currency space.