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BearishIt’s Friday. Let’s break down the key data from this week in the crypto market. After you finish reading, you’ll have a pretty good sense of where things stand:
📊 Price Data
BTC this week: high 79,800, low 74,944, range 6.2%. Currently around 77,000. Weekly: nearly flat.
ETH this week: high 2,640, low 2,360, range 11.9%. Currently around 2,460. Weekly: slightly up.
BTC dominance fell from 59.3% to 58.6%. Funds started rotating toward altcoins and derivatives: trading volume down 13.8%, suggesting short-term capital is waiting on the sidelines—nobody’s making reckless moves.
🔥 Sector Performance (24h)
DeFi +6.8% (top performer): UNI +17%, NEAR +24%, AAVE +8%
DePIN +5.5%: Geodnet +45%
L2 +4.5%
RWA +5%
Meanwhile, major coins rose the least: BTC +0.7%, ETH +1.5%
📰 Weekly Highlights
Monday: The “Clear Act” Senate vote failed 50:49; probability of passage within the year is only 16%
Wednesday: The Fed raised rates by 25 bps to 3.75%–4%; passed unanimously; the dot plot suggests another hike is likely still this year
Thursday: BTC ETF saw a daily outflow of $450 million, the largest since June
Thursday night: The SEC issued an “innovation exemption,” allowing tokenized stocks to trade on-chain (with trading limits and transparency requirements)
Friday early morning: S&P Global announced the acquisition of smart contract security firm OpenZeppelin
💡 My Take:
It looks like there were plenty of negative catalysts this week—failed legislation, rate hikes, ETF outflows—but prices didn’t drop much at all. In fact, altcoins started rising. What does that mean? It suggests the damage from the negatives is weakening, and buy-side demand is stepping in from below.
Especially worth noting are the last two pieces of news: the SEC allowing tokenized stocks to trade on-chain, and S&P Global acquiring OpenZeppelin. Many people focus only on the “Clear Act” failing and assume regulation is basically over—but regulation isn’t simply black or white. Major legislation may not move, but innovation in smaller areas keeps progressing. Traditional finance is also quietly moving into blockchain.
So don’t be too pessimistic, and don’t be too optimistic either. What you’re seeing now is a choppy “bottoming-out” range market: pressure overhead, support below. In terms of strategy, don’t chase or panic-sell—buy low and sell high.
At 4 p.m., let’s chat in the room: “How will next week likely go, and which sectors could have opportunities?” If you’re interested, come join.
$BTC $ETH #BinanceSquare #行情复盘
📊 Price Data
BTC this week: high 79,800, low 74,944, range 6.2%. Currently around 77,000. Weekly: nearly flat.
ETH this week: high 2,640, low 2,360, range 11.9%. Currently around 2,460. Weekly: slightly up.
BTC dominance fell from 59.3% to 58.6%. Funds started rotating toward altcoins and derivatives: trading volume down 13.8%, suggesting short-term capital is waiting on the sidelines—nobody’s making reckless moves.
🔥 Sector Performance (24h)
DeFi +6.8% (top performer): UNI +17%, NEAR +24%, AAVE +8%
DePIN +5.5%: Geodnet +45%
L2 +4.5%
RWA +5%
Meanwhile, major coins rose the least: BTC +0.7%, ETH +1.5%
📰 Weekly Highlights
Monday: The “Clear Act” Senate vote failed 50:49; probability of passage within the year is only 16%
Wednesday: The Fed raised rates by 25 bps to 3.75%–4%; passed unanimously; the dot plot suggests another hike is likely still this year
Thursday: BTC ETF saw a daily outflow of $450 million, the largest since June
Thursday night: The SEC issued an “innovation exemption,” allowing tokenized stocks to trade on-chain (with trading limits and transparency requirements)
Friday early morning: S&P Global announced the acquisition of smart contract security firm OpenZeppelin
💡 My Take:
It looks like there were plenty of negative catalysts this week—failed legislation, rate hikes, ETF outflows—but prices didn’t drop much at all. In fact, altcoins started rising. What does that mean? It suggests the damage from the negatives is weakening, and buy-side demand is stepping in from below.
Especially worth noting are the last two pieces of news: the SEC allowing tokenized stocks to trade on-chain, and S&P Global acquiring OpenZeppelin. Many people focus only on the “Clear Act” failing and assume regulation is basically over—but regulation isn’t simply black or white. Major legislation may not move, but innovation in smaller areas keeps progressing. Traditional finance is also quietly moving into blockchain.
So don’t be too pessimistic, and don’t be too optimistic either. What you’re seeing now is a choppy “bottoming-out” range market: pressure overhead, support below. In terms of strategy, don’t chase or panic-sell—buy low and sell high.
At 4 p.m., let’s chat in the room: “How will next week likely go, and which sectors could have opportunities?” If you’re interested, come join.
$BTC $ETH #BinanceSquare #行情复盘
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