asyMarkets易信:加密市场静候日银决议 波动再压缩

Group 1 - Bitcoin remains stable above $91,000 after the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point rate cut, with overall volatility nearly frozen [1][2] - The calm in the market is attributed to a continued reduction in on-chain selling pressure, as exchange inflows of Bitcoin have significantly decreased since November [1][2] - Large holders have reduced their transfers to exchanges, leading to a significant contraction in short-term selling pressure, keeping the market within a narrow range [1][2] Group 2 - CryptoQuant reports that whales incurred over $600 million in realized losses when Bitcoin first dropped below $100,000, with total estimated losses reaching $3.2 billion [3][4] - Short-term holders have been selling at a negative profit margin since mid-November, indicating that market sentiment has undergone significant release [3][4] - EasyMarkets suggests that this structural signal often corresponds to a stage where selling pressure is nearing exhaustion, explaining Bitcoin's stability around $92,000 [3][4] Group 3 - Market attention is shifting towards Tokyo, with predictions that the Bank of Japan will raise rates by 25 basis points at its December 19 meeting [4] - The rise in long-term Japanese government bond yields has raised concerns among policymakers, making local policy changes a key variable for global liquidity direction [4] - EasyMarkets believes that the Bank of Japan's decision could reshape global risk appetite, potentially leading to a trend breakthrough in the currently calm cryptocurrency market [4]