Bitcoin fell below $63,000, and mainstream currencies such as Ethereum and Solana generally weakened; gold tokens rose slightly, and the market paid attention to regulatory developments and changes in institutional positions.
In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has been under pressure as a whole, with Bitcoin falling below $63,000, mainstream currencies generally falling, and gold tokens rising slightly. The news is mixed: on the one hand, the Trump administration has released crypto-friendly signals, World Liberty has obtained a banking license, and the White House will hold a crypto CEO meeting; on the other hand, there is an obvious trend of regulatory tightening, with Ireland launching an anti-money laundering strategy and Binance restricting transactions with some platforms. In terms of institutional holdings, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase increased their holdings of Bitcoin ETFs, showing that long-term funds are still flowing in. In the traditional financial market, Berkshire has increased its holdings in technology stocks, and Goldman Sachs has benefited from the financing needs of AI infrastructure. Overall, market sentiment is cautious, with investors paying attention to macro data and regulatory developments.
Bitcoin fell 0.74% to $63,021.72, Ethereum fell 0.22% to $1,882.51, Solana fell 1% to $75.38, and other mainstream currencies also generally fell. The market failed to get a boost from U.S. inflation data, with ETF outflows for two days in a row. In terms of regulation, Ireland released an anti-money laundering strategy, and Binance restricted transactions with platforms such as HTX. However, the Trump administration released positive signals, World Liberty obtained a banking license, and the White House meeting is expected to bring policy benefits. On the institutional front, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase increased their holdings of Bitcoin ETFs, demonstrating long-term allocation demand. In the short term, Bitcoin may test new lows, but policy support may provide bottom support.
Gold tokens XAUT and PAXG rose 0.69% and 0.64% respectively, showing relatively solid performance. Gold prices have repeatedly found resistance at the $4,500 level, but structural bullish reasons have strengthened, such as central bank gold purchases and geopolitical risks. Gold miners posted their second-best quarterly results on record, but a muted market response could mean gold prices still have room to rise. However, gold prices face the risk of a correction in the short term, and we need to pay attention to this week's closing situation.
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