The global cryptocurrency market remains cautious after the Federal Reserve’s rate cut, with major coins showing mixed gains and losses. Bitcoin(BTC), Ethereum(ETH), and Ripple(XRP) are trending downward, while Solana(SOL) continues to rise.
Bitcoin has fallen approximately 1.09% in the past 24 hours, with a trading price of around 132.75 million Korean won. On-chain data shows that despite new buy-in, supply has not been fully absorbed, and it has recently failed to break out of a sideways consolidation pattern. Experts believe that Bitcoin faces resistance in the range of 89 million to 94 million Korean won.
Ethereum shows a similar trend, decreasing by 0.29%, with a trading price of about 4.58 million Korean won. Analysts note that investors remain cautious after the rate cut, and their reactions are more influenced by the overall asset market trends rather than the protocol itself.
Ripple(XRP) declined 1.42%, with a trading price of approximately 2,945 Korean won. It recently dipped near 2,000 Korean won, hitting a new low since late November, but has managed to rebound somewhat. It is believed that the potential rate hikes by the Bank of Japan may pressure risk assets, while capital inflows into XRP spot ETFs and positive signals from US regulators have alleviated downward pressure.
Solana(SOL) is the only major cryptocurrency showing gains, attracting investor attention. Its current trading price is about 193,632 Korean won, and despite no significant positive news, it demonstrates independent buying strength amid the overall market adjustment.
The market as a whole remains sensitive to macro indicators such as the Federal Reserve’s rate policy, the Bank of Japan’s measures, and global liquidity. Experts believe that thin liquidity and risk aversion will dominate the short-term market, but in the long term, factors such as regulatory clarity, institutional capital inflows, and the easing policy tone into 2026 are expected to serve as positive drivers for the cryptocurrency market.
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Cryptocurrency market fluctuates... BTC, ETH, XRP weaken; SOL continues to strengthen
The global cryptocurrency market remains cautious after the Federal Reserve’s rate cut, with major coins showing mixed gains and losses. Bitcoin(BTC), Ethereum(ETH), and Ripple(XRP) are trending downward, while Solana(SOL) continues to rise.
Bitcoin has fallen approximately 1.09% in the past 24 hours, with a trading price of around 132.75 million Korean won. On-chain data shows that despite new buy-in, supply has not been fully absorbed, and it has recently failed to break out of a sideways consolidation pattern. Experts believe that Bitcoin faces resistance in the range of 89 million to 94 million Korean won.
Ethereum shows a similar trend, decreasing by 0.29%, with a trading price of about 4.58 million Korean won. Analysts note that investors remain cautious after the rate cut, and their reactions are more influenced by the overall asset market trends rather than the protocol itself.
Ripple(XRP) declined 1.42%, with a trading price of approximately 2,945 Korean won. It recently dipped near 2,000 Korean won, hitting a new low since late November, but has managed to rebound somewhat. It is believed that the potential rate hikes by the Bank of Japan may pressure risk assets, while capital inflows into XRP spot ETFs and positive signals from US regulators have alleviated downward pressure.
Solana(SOL) is the only major cryptocurrency showing gains, attracting investor attention. Its current trading price is about 193,632 Korean won, and despite no significant positive news, it demonstrates independent buying strength amid the overall market adjustment.
The market as a whole remains sensitive to macro indicators such as the Federal Reserve’s rate policy, the Bank of Japan’s measures, and global liquidity. Experts believe that thin liquidity and risk aversion will dominate the short-term market, but in the long term, factors such as regulatory clarity, institutional capital inflows, and the easing policy tone into 2026 are expected to serve as positive drivers for the cryptocurrency market.
TokenPost AI Note
This article uses a language model based on TokenPost.ai for summarization. The main content of the body may be omitted or may differ from the actual facts.