The digital currency continued to strengthen after the FOMC, rebounding from the support level of $62,000 to below 67,000. The nervousness in recent days has been released, and the front-end implied volatility in options has steepened significantly and fallen.

In the past 24 hours, the Federal Reserve released an interest rate dot plot showing that it would maintain three interest rate cuts in 24 years, which dispelled market concerns that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates. This was generally interpreted as a positive signal, and the cryptocurrency market rebounded strongly.

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After the Bank of Japan perfectly executed the "dovish rate hike", the Federal Reserve also adopted the "dovish maintenance" policy in the face of the recent rebound in inflation. With TradFi sentiment weighing heavily on cryptocurrencies right now, we are seeing a similar surge in risk sentiment on the crypto side, with prices up around 10% in the past 24 hours.

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Digital currencies once again experienced a tough day, with BTC/ETH falling below the $63,000 and $3,300 levels respectively, closing down 62,778 (-2.52%) / 3,198.3 (-4.45%), and implied volatility rising sharply.

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In terms of digital currencies, BTC and ETH are still fluctuating sharply downward, almost giving up all the gains since March, closing down at 64,400 (-5.57%) and 3,347 (-7.67%) respectively.

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Yesterday was relatively quiet as the market is still awaiting today’s Bank of Japan announcement and the RBA/Fed/BOE decisions later this week. In the cryptocurrency space, prices continue to retreat from recent highs, especially for major currencies, though the alternative EVM narrative remains hot.

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Digital currencies experienced a turbulent weekend. The price of BTC once fell to nearly the $65,000 mark, and then gradually recovered to around 68,000. It closed at 68196.83 (+4.29%) today, and ETH was at 3626 (+4.84%).

The market ended last week with the divergence between asset performance and inflationary pressures growing, and this week is about to usher in the FOMC meeting. In terms of cryptocurrencies, prices have experienced a painful adjustment in the past 72 hours, with BTC spot falling from about $73,000 to about $65,000 over the weekend, forcing a considerable number of longs and bargain hunters to exit.