#数字资产生态回暖 Japan's rate hike window period, US stock volatility drags Bitcoin and Ethereum down together

After Black Friday trading, does Bitcoin still have a chance to climb another level?

Federal Reserve member Goolsbee stated: The independence of the central bank is crucial to monetary policy-making and should not be influenced by political factors

—— Recent analysis of the Fed's rate cut trend ——

Nvidia's earnings report is out tonight, causing tech stocks to plunge over 3%. Meanwhile, in sync with the US stock market's opening higher, the crypto market opened lower and weakened — the decline is quite severe. Interestingly, the recent rate cut by the Fed did not trigger the expected market rally, but retail investor sentiment is still fixated on the possibility of an upward breakout. The rebound during the Asian session on Friday actually set a trap for many.

The US recently announced tariffs on the UK for the first and second quarters, with a 7.5% uniform tariff on quota-limited goods — another black swan event.

Looking at the details of the chart. On the daily chart, Bitcoin has broken below the midline, with no significant rebound, only repeated bottoming and recovery. Ethereum has held the crucial 3000 support, but has not shown upward breakout momentum. Based on current chart patterns, as long as it cannot stay above yesterday’s low, downside risk remains. Short-term support levels are worth noting, with the key focus on whether US stocks close higher or lower.

Within the day, Bitcoin faced clear resistance around 92800, with a lack of rebound strength. During the European session, it maintained high-level consolidation, then gradually declined after the US market opened, eventually falling below the 90000 mark. Ethereum also entered a correction from around 3280, dropping to about 3050 late at night. Before US stock markets close, the market continued to fluctuate, and post-event analysis has little practical significance.

Wishing everyone a happy weekend. $BTC $ETH