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#数字资产生态回暖 【Market Watch】Morning Market Summary
Last night, BTC showed a strong performance, soaring directly to 94,400. However, it failed to stabilize there—rising quickly and pulling back just as fast. It has now retreated to around 90,000 to find support. This is a normal rhythm.
Looking at the 4-hour candlestick, after the rally, it entered a correction phase. This is not a reversal signal; it's just technical adjustment. The market surged upward so aggressively that a pullback to consolidate positions is inevitable, which helps form a healthy trend structure. Although the current decline

Gate: I've been doing pretty well with liquidity recently
BeInCrypto: Pretty good? The kind that's number one worldwide
We: No wonder the trading experience has improved
This wave of "dual榜第一" is quite uplifting,
The feeling that the platform's efforts are recognized is just different.

$FARTCOIN Btc has started to rise, but you're actually going down, huh? Where's the strength you had earlier?

Look, I don't care what argument you throw at me—this liquidity wave coming in is absolutely wild. Let's be real here. What's actually driving crypto right now? BTC. Decentralized exchanges and perpetual contracts. Stablecoins keeping the machine running. Then you've got your memes and casino plays—the degen playground. Sure, there's all that Ethereum ecosystem stuff floating around too.
But strip away the noise? Everything else could vanish tomorrow. The core use cases—they're already here. Most projects could get absorbed or just fade out, and honestly, the market wouldn't even blink. This i

#美联储降息 Why does the price of coins still fall after the Fed cuts interest rates? What's really going on with this market?
Last night, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut. I thought this would trigger a rally, but instead, the market turned a "positive news" into a "negative surprise."
The price dropped from 94,000 to around 90,000 at an incredible speed. This move caused many traders' sentiments to fall from heaven to hell — it’s really uncomfortable.
**Where's the problem? Honestly, the market has little expectation left for rate cuts.**
The Fed’s pace of rate cuts is pain