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This week, the crypto market fluctuated upward, with Ethereum approaching $4000 and Bitcoin under pressure seeking a bottom. The trade agreement between the US and Europe brings uncertainty, and the market is following the Fed's interest rate decision. The tenth anniversary of Ethereum is approaching, and the NFT market is performing strongly, while investors need to be cautious of market fluctuations.

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The global market is facing a critical 72 hours, with the US interest rate decision and the 10th anniversary of Ethereum expected to impact market trends. Driven by institutional capital, Ethereum has risen over 50%, with a price range to follow between $4000 and $4100. Bitcoin's price is fluctuating, and investors have differing views on its future trend.

The global market is迎来"super 72 hours", the focus in the Crypto Assets field. 1. Market Trends Recently, trade representatives from China and the United States held productive talks in Stockholm, Sweden, agreeing to extend the suspension period of certain tariff measures, bringing some relief to the market. However, the global market still faces significant challenges, particularly with the upcoming interest rate decision from the Federal Reserve. Although there is a general expectation that the Federal Open Market Committee will maintain interest rates this week, the market is more concerned about the timing of the first rate cut. Wall Street is divided on this; some institutions predict that the rate cut cycle will begin in September, while others believe it may be postponed until December or later. In this context, analysts warn that the global central bank easing policy, financial regulatory relaxation, and policy shifts may be giving rise to a larger bubble driven by retail investors, liquidity, and volatility. With the release of the US second quarter GDP data, the Federal Reserve's decision, and the earnings reports of tech giants.