ChainCatcher news, according to TheBlock, Bitcoin has seen a slight increase in the past 24 hours, with a total market capitalization just above $3.3 trillion, as investors digest the Federal Reserve's cautious stance on inflation and interest rate policy.Nexo Dispatch analyst Iliya Kalchev stated, "Market participants should closely monitor the Federal Reserve's policy direction, as these events could impact liquidity and investor sentiment, with Bitcoin's ability to maintain the support level of $92,500 being crucial for determining its short-term trend."

ChainCatcher news, QCP Capital's latest analysis points out that as tariff tensions escalate, market concerns about inflation continue. Currently, some Chinese goods have been confirmed to be subject to a 10% tariff, while the proposal for a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico is still under negotiation. The steel and aluminum tariffs are set to increase from 10% to 25% on March 12. Although the market has absorbed these risks, the stock market continues to rise, the VIX term structure remains flat, and volatility sellers dominate the market.The crypto market is under pressure, with Solana attracting attention ahead of the unlocking of 30 million tokens on March 1. SOL hedging trades related to FTX are putting pressure on BTC and ETH. The Argentine meme coin LIBRA surged to a market cap of $4 billion after presidential endorsement, then plummeted 89%, resulting in significant losses for investors.MicroStrategy (MSTR) did not purchase Bitcoin last week, maintaining its holdings at 478,740 BTC, but plans to enhance its Bitcoin position through a $2 billion convertible preferred note private placement. Bitcoin has remained around $95,000 after dropping to $93,000, lacking short-term catalysts, making it difficult to break through resistance.

ChainCatcher news, QCP Capital's latest analysis points out that with only one week left until Trump takes office as the 47th President of the United States, concerns about inflation continue in the market. The U.S. job market remains strong, with last week's non-farm payroll data exceeding expectations (256,000 vs. expected 165,000), and U.S. Treasury yields are rising, with the market only expecting two rate cuts in 2025-2026.From recent developments, the macroeconomic environment is not friendly to risk assets. However, one bright spot is that Trump's actual policies often differ significantly from his public statements. Concerns about inflation may not be as severe as the market expects. For cryptocurrencies, there are individuals in Trump's administration who support them. There are rumors that Trump will issue a broad and crypto-friendly executive order, which could provide support for short-term prices.Market volatility is expected to increase around the inauguration, as the market needs to digest and adapt to Trump's new term. QCP Capital remains cautious about downside risks, as the $90,000 level for Bitcoin has been tested multiple times. The stock market also appears fragile, and with rising global bond yields, it may trigger chaotic and gap-driven market movements.

ChainCatcher news, boosted by the decline in U.S. Treasury yields, gold futures prices have risen. This precious metal has partially rebounded from a significant sell-off following the U.S. presidential election, increasing 3.9% from last Thursday's low.SP Angel analysts noted in a report that gold, silver, platinum, and palladium all saw gains during Monday's trading session, likely reflecting a weakening in dollar trading. Market focus is now shifting to the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting in December. Given that President-elect Trump's protectionist policies have raised new inflation concerns, the market expects a 35% chance that there will be no interest rate cut at this meeting. SP Angel stated that the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates is a negative factor for gold, as higher rates typically diminish the appeal of non-yielding gold. (Jin Shi)

ChainCatcher news, after Republican candidate Trump won the U.S. presidential election, gold prices fell. SP Angel analysts stated that the dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds surged due to the election results, weakening the appeal of gold, reflecting market concerns about the inflation policies that a Trump administration might implement. Trump had previously discussed plans to reduce immigration, impose broad tariffs, and cut taxes, all of which could drive up inflation. SP Angel added that gold buyers may also be preparing for a more intense election, but the Republican sweep may have led to the liquidation of such positions. (Jin Shi)