According to ChainCatcher news and CoinDesk reports, the cryptocurrency market experienced a brief celebration after the Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting, followed by a pullback for profits. Bitcoin fell from a high of $86,000 to below $84,000, with a 24-hour decline of over 3%, while Ethereum lost the psychological level of $2,000. Despite the overall pressure on the market, options traders remain optimistic about the mid-term outlook, with the probability of Bitcoin breaking $100,000 by the end of June rising from 20% to nearly 30% within 24 hours.
The Federal Reserve (FED) maintained interest rates and announced a reduction in quantitative tightening (QT) in April, interpreted as a signal of implicit easing, driving Bitcoin to briefly surpass $85,000. BNB rose 8% during the week, gaining strength against the trend, while XRP's weekly increase narrowed to 4.8%. The options market showed divergence, with Ethereum call options.