Bitcoin pulled back slightly after recent gains, with markets focusing on U.S. PCE data and Nvidia earnings, while Fed officials hinted at possible rate hikes, increasing crypto market volatility.
Today's market focus is on U.S. PCE inflation data and Nvidia earnings, which could determine short-term risk sentiment. Hawkish remarks from Fed officials increased rate hike expectations, pressuring risk assets. Bitcoin pulled back after a sharp rally, but ETF inflows remained stable, indicating sustained institutional interest. In commodities, oil prices fell on sanctions news, and gold tokens edged lower. Overall, the market is awaiting catalysts, and volatility may increase.
Bitcoin failed to hold above $80,000 and fell back to $78,461, down 0.89% in 24 hours. Markets await Friday's $6.4 billion options expiration, which could amplify volatility. Japan's tokenization plan is positive for long-term development. Revolut's launch of a euro stablecoin shows traditional financial institutions entering the space. However, short-term market sentiment is affected by macro factors; strong PCE data could further pressure cryptocurrencies.
Gold tokens XAUT and PAXG fell slightly, reporting $4,605.04 and $4,625.41, down 0.38% and 0.19%. Despite geopolitical risks, falling oil prices eased inflation concerns, weakening gold's safe-haven demand. Fed rate hike expectations may increase the opportunity cost of holding gold, pressuring prices in the short term.
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