2025-12-12 03:50:18

#数字资产生态回暖 Recently, the US stock market has been quite interesting— the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged by 1.34%, hitting a new all-time high, but the Nasdaq 100 didn't fare as well, falling by 0.35%. It seems that tech stocks are dragging behind, with Oracle's disappointing earnings report directly dampening the momentum of the entire sector.

In the crypto space, Bitcoin's situation is even more difficult. The price has been declining steadily, even briefly falling below the $90,000 mark. Ultimately, it's the macro environment causing the turbulence— the Federal Reserve's signals of a hawkish pause on rate hikes have shattered market expectations of abundant liquidity. Investors are digesting these policy signals, and the digital currency market is under pressure as a result.

Overall, the current market is like the US stock market— showing signs of divergence, with the market waiting to see what the Federal Reserve will do next.

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ForkTongue

· 12-15 03:44

It's the Federal Reserve causing trouble again. What's going on? I feel like this guy just likes to stab occasionally.

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FastLeaver

· 12-15 03:11

The Fed's move is really clever, directly causing BTC to drop from 90,000, and tech stocks are also suffering, this is what they call "divergence" --- Dow rises while Nasdaq falls? Basically, it's still the Fed's fault, liquidity tightens and BTC bears the brunt --- Oracle’s earnings report is really disappointing, dragging down the entire tech sector, and the crypto market is even worse --- Waiting for the Fed’s next move? It feels like the current market is betting on this. Whoever figures it out first will make money --- They couldn’t even hold the 90,000 USD mark, this wave is indeed a bit embarrassing --- As soon as the Fed signals a "hawkish" stance, the liquidity illusion is completely shattered, and the crypto market suffers along, too helpless --- Now it’s really divergence, traditional finance and the crypto world are both waiting for the Fed to release new signals --- If BTC drops below 90,000 I’ll really be worried, just waiting for the Fed to change its tone --- Tech stocks are dragging behind, crypto is even worse, just hurting each other like this --- The Fed’s "hawkish" rate cut pause really hit the mark, market expectations are completely broken

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SatoshiChallenger

· 12-12 23:59

Ironically, while waiting for the Federal Reserve signals, the crypto community is still fooling itself by saying "institutions are continuously entering" [cold laugh] Data shows that after each of these "hawkish" signals, retail investors tend to rush to buy in very quickly. Who doesn't remember that wave in 2022? Objectively speaking, repeatedly testing the $90,000 level without breaking through suggests that this time might really be different. But I bet five bucks that this story will still be told as "bottoming out." Interestingly, everyone is waiting for the Federal Reserve's move, but no one asks: why should the crypto prices dance to the tune of the US stock market? Lesson from history: a divergence trend is often the darkness before dawn... or it’s just the bright morning when everyone goes back to their own homes.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 12-12 04:12

Airdrop Hunter Little Wang's comment: BTC falling below 90,000 feels like it's the start of the bottoming out. This round of hawkish signals really scared retail investors away.

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RooftopReserver

· 12-12 04:01

It's the Federal Reserve causing trouble again. What's going on here?

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MissedTheBoat

· 12-12 03:59

Waiting for the Federal Reserve again? Come on, everyone, wake up. The policy window is already closed.

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governance_ghost

· 12-12 03:52

It's the Federal Reserve messing around again. Bitcoin got caught in the crossfire and really has no power to do anything.