➡️ Crypto market
After falling to the $66,000 region, then bouncing above $70,500 and consolidating, Bitcoin (BTC) is currently quite stable, almost holding steady and awaiting signals for the next trend.
Ethereum (ETH) subsequently recovered to around $2,160 , following a similar trend to BTC.
Meanwhile, the Solana ($ SOL) system still lacks a compelling narrative to support it, making it difficult to differentiate itself from the rest of the market.
In other news, several groups within the Ethereum Foundation have jointly launched a new website focused on security research for the post-Ethereum era.
Additionally, Circle has just frozen the USDC balances of 16 hot wallets belonging to the company .
➡️ Global stock markets
The three major US indices continued to close lower, while small Capital stocks fared better.
In Asia, the Japanese and South Korean markets opened higher:
- Nikkei 225 rose more than 2 points.
- KOSPI rose by more than 3 points.
The Chinese and Hong Kong markets also showed a slight recovery trend during the session.
Goods
- Gold has recovered, currently trading around $4,588 per ounce.
- Silver rebounded sharply after a decline, currently trading around $74/oz , showing better resilience than gold.
- WTI oil prices are fluctuating around $88–90 per barrel.
Overall:
- Silver is showing better upward momentum than gold.
- Precious metals tend to trend positively in the short term.
- Oil prices remained relatively volatile due to concerns about demand.
Macro
Donald Trump continued to raise expectations for peace negotiations, stating that the US and Iran “are very close to an agreement” and that Iran has agreed “not to possess nuclear weapons.”
However, according to CNN, Iran stated that it did not want to negotiate with US representatives such as Vitkov and Kushner, but preferred to work with JD Vance.
From a monetary policy perspective, the probability of the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged in April is currently at 91.7% .
Overall: the market is in a wait-and-see state, lacking clear momentum, and will be highly dependent on macroeconomic developments in the coming period.
