The Federal Reserve (FED) exceeded expectations with a hawkish stance, and the crypto market rose against the trend.

[链文] The Federal Reserve (FED)'s June interest rate hike decision was more hawkish than expected, but why did the crypto market rise instead of falling?

Data shows that after the Federal Reserve announced in June to maintain interest rates, the cryptocurrency market showed a rebound. Bitcoin rose to around $26,600, while Ethereum increased to around $1,850. The market generally expects that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates two more times in the remainder of this year to keep rates above 5.5%.

Although the Federal Reserve's decision exceeded market expectations, the reaction of the crypto market was unexpected. This may be because investors were psychologically prepared for the Federal Reserve's decision, and it also reflects the market's long-term optimism towards crypto assets.

In addition, the market is closely monitoring a series of recent actions by regulatory agencies. A lawsuit between a certain trading platform and the SEC is still ongoing, and its outcome could have a significant impact on the entire crypto industry.

Overall, the resilience demonstrated by the crypto market is remarkable. Despite the uncertainty in the macro environment, investors still seem to hold an optimistic attitude towards crypto assets. However, there are still many variables in market trends, and investors need to remain cautious.