昨天大跌 12% 並連帶影響全球股市大跳水的日本股市今天開盤後大漲，日經與東證皆出現超 9% 的漲幅。相較之下，台股反彈力道較為乏力。
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而在美股期指方面也有所回升，其中那斯達克100指數期貨漲幅擴大至 2%，標普500指數期貨漲 1.5%，道指期貨漲 1%。而隨著全球股市的反彈，比特幣與加密貨幣市場也出現了復甦的跡象。比特幣一度反彈至 56,000 美元上方，以太幣過去 24...

<div><p>昨天大跌 12% 並連帶影響全球股市大跳水的日本股市今天開盤後大漲，日經與東證皆出現超 9% 的漲幅。相較之下，台股反彈力道較為乏力。</p><figure><img src="https://zombit.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/12180.17.png" alt="12180.17"></figure><p>而在美股期指方面也有所回升，其中那斯達克100指數期貨漲幅擴大至 2%，標普500指數期貨漲 1.5%，道指期貨漲 1%。而隨著全球股市的反彈，比特幣與加密貨幣市場也出現了復甦的跡象。比特幣一度反彈至 56,000 美元上方，以太幣過去 24 小時則大漲近 10%。</p></div>

日股開盤大反攻！比特幣止跌回升至 56,000 美元

The Japanese stock market, which plunged 12% yesterday and dragged down global stock markets, opened with a sharp rise today, with the Nikkei and Tokyo Stock Exchange both seeing gains of over 9%. In comparison, the Taiwan stock market's rebound was relatively weak.

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In the US stock index futures market, there has also been a rebound. The Nasdaq 100 index futures have expanded their gains to 2%, the S&P 500 index futures have risen 1.5%, and the Dow Jones futures have risen 1%. With the rebound in global stock markets, there are also signs of recovery in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin briefly rebounded to over $56,000, and Ethereum has risen over the past 24 hours.

<div><p>The Japanese stock market, which fell 12% yesterday and caused a sharp plunge in global stock markets, rose sharply after opening today, with both Nikkei and Topix recording gains of over 9%. In comparison, the rebound of Taiwan stocks was relatively weak. </p><figure><img src="https://zombit.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/12180.17.png" alt="12180.17"></figure><p> U.S. stock index futures also rebounded, with Nasdaq 100 futures rising by 2%, S&amp;P 500 futures rising by 1.5%, and Dow futures rising by 1%. As global stock markets rebound, the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets are also showing signs of recovery. Bitcoin once rebounded above $56,000, while Ethereum surged nearly 10% in the past 24 hours.</p></div>

Japanese stocks staged a major counterattack at the open! Bitcoin halted its decline and rebounded to $56,000.

Bitcoin is facing pressure from a wave of risk-aversion sentiment in the global market. Based on the price of nearly $58,500 as of the time of writing (currently reported at $57,441.9), it has fallen 13.1% in the past seven days, which is the largest weekly decline since the FTX collapse.

Early Monday morning, US stock index futures fell, reflecting concerns about the growth prospects of the world's largest economy and doubts about whether the hype around tech giants' weakness has gone too far. In addition, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have further heightened investors' unease.

In a report, Tony Sycamore, a market analyst at IG Australia Pty, wrote that the technical chart pattern "opens the way for Bitcoin to further correct" to $54,000. So far this year, Bitcoin's gains have slid to around 34%, while gold prices have risen 19% and global stock market indices have risen 9%.

Bitcoin posted its largest weekly decline since the FTX collapse, according to Bloomberg.

The Bitcoin price experienced a slight correction after synchronously soaring with the global stock market to $60,000. 
Bitcoin
$60,980
As the market rose slightly after a new round of liquidation, the company attempted to reclaim $62,000 on August 3.
BTC/USD 4-hour chart. Source: TradingView
BTC price tests $60,000 amid stock sell-off
According to data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView, BTC on Bitstamp...

BTC price fell to $62,000.

Editor's Note: This article was written on August 5th, when the Bitcoin price was fluctuating around $50,000, and has now rebounded to $55,000. As for the subsequent market outlook, let's see how the crypto big shots view it.

Author: Chandler, Foresight News

The latest data released last Friday showed that the US unemployment rate rose in July, triggering close attention to recession indicators, which in turn led to the spread of recession panic globally, and the global capital market saw a significant decline on Monday. The Nikkei fell 4,451 points, the largest drop in the Japanese stock market, exceeding the drop in October 1987.