➡️Crypto Market
After pulling back from around 66,000 to above 70,500 and consolidating sideways, $BTC is now relatively stable, remaining stagnant at this level and waiting for a direction.
ETH subsequently returned to around 2160, still mirroring BTC's performance.
Without any new narratives supporting it, the $SOl chain is indeed difficult to stand out independently.
Multiple teams from the Ethereum Foundation have jointly launched a new website for research on post-ethereum security in Ethereum.
Circle froze the USDC balances of 16 business hot wallets yesterday.
➡️Global Stock Markets
The three major U.S. stock indexes still closed lower, with small-cap indexes outperforming the broader market.
Japanese and South Korean stock markets opened higher, with the Nikkei 225 index rising more than 2 points and the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rising more than 3 points.
A-shares and Hong Kong stocks will also have a relatively good day, gradually rebounding.
➡️Commodities
Gold has recovered its losses and is currently priced at approximately $4,588 per ounce.
Silver has rebounded after a sharp drop, showing more resilience than gold, and is currently priced at around $74 per ounce.
WTI crude oil is around $88-90 per barrel.
Between gold and silver, silver has stronger upward momentum. Crude oil, on the other hand, is fluctuating slightly due to demand concerns. In the short term, precious metals are bullish, while crude oil is viewed with caution.
➡️Macroeconomic Dynamics
Trump continues to raise expectations for peace talks, saying that the US-Iran negotiations are "very close to reaching an agreement" and that Iran has agreed "never to possess nuclear weapons."
According to CNN, Iran told the United States that it did not want to hold peace talks with U.S. envoys Vitkov and Kushner, but preferred to negotiate with JD Vance instead.
The probability of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged in April is 91.7%.
