Financial Focus News Where is the life-saving straw of Bitcoin? The market's roller coaster model continues! On the eve of the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting. U.S. stock index futures fell. and the cryptocurrency market also fell.

US stock futures send warnings! Where does the Bitcoin market go? The market's "roller coaster" model continues! On the eve of the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting, U.S. stock index futures fell, and the cryptocurrency market also fell. Bitcoin and Ethereum both fell on Sunday, with the former falling nearly 1.8% and currently trading at about $82,700, while Ethereum fell 2.5% to hit $1,889. As of Sunday night, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 0.37%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures fell 0.46% and 0.55% respectively. Investor focus has been locked in the Fed's interest rate decisions, and while markets are still expected to cut interest rates later this year, the latest inflation and employment data keep the Fed patient, which may mean that the monetary easing cycle may be delayed. Market analysts warn that risky assets, including cryptocurrencies, could face greater pressure if the Fed stance becomes tougher. In recent months, the price trend of cryptocurrencies has remained in sync with the stock market, which means that the downside risks of the stock market are gradually spreading to Bitcoin and Ethereum. In addition, geopolitical factors are also aggravating market uncertainty. President Trump's new tariff policy, coupled with the possible retaliatory measures taken by the EU, adds another layer of shadow to the global market. Previous speculations about the Trump administration establishing strategic Bitcoin reserves once stimulated Bitcoin to rise briefly, after investors realized that the US government did not immediately allocate funds to buy, market sentiment quickly cooled down, causing the price of Bitcoin to fall. At the same time, the leverage ratio of the derivatives market is still at a high level. Coinglass data shows that despite more than $253 million in liquidation volume in the past 24 hours, open positions are still huge. Financing rates turned negative during the market sell-off last week, and then returned to neutral levels, indicating that market sentiment is still hesitant. So, where is the "life-saving straw" of Bitcoin? Industry insiders believe that in the coming weeks, the trend of Bitcoin will depend on the Fed's policy statement, the entry trends of institutional investors, and the latest statements from regulators. If the Fed shows a stronger "dove" signal, the crypto market may be able to take a breath; but if the market continues to be under pressure, traders may still need to be prepared to face more volatility. Can Bitcoin reverse the decline? Or is the market storm not over yet? We will continue to pay attention to bring you the latest analysis! Disclaimer: The content of this video, the views and opinions expressed by the author or anyone mentioned in this article are for reference only and do not constitute financial, investment or other advice. There is a risk of financial loss when investing in or trading crypto assets. #Financial News#Financial Focus#International News