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Market Panorama
BTC (-1.94% 丨 Current price 104,747 USDT): Bitcoin fell to a low of $103,000 last week due to the geopolitical situation in the Middle East, and then stabilized and rebounded, but the current price has fallen again, reflecting that the market sentiment is still cautious. On the whole, Bitcoin may remain in a wide range in the short term, and we can pay attention to the performance of the range boundary support and pressure levels in the future. In terms of funding, the Bitcoin spot ETF had a net inflow of $216 million in a single day yesterday.
ETH (+0.17% 丨 Current price 2,578 USDT): Affected by the overall market pullback, ETH rose again and fell back, but still maintained a wide consolidation trend. The ETH/BTC exchange rate fell to 0.024, and the market share fell to 9.22%. In terms of fund flows, the Ethereum spot ETF saw a net inflow of $11.09 million yesterday, of which BlackRock ETHA had a net inflow of $36.71 million in a single day.
Altcoins: The market is fragmented, with altcoins rising and falling, and market sentiment showing neutral to negative.
Macro: U.S. stocks fell across the board on Tuesday amid weak economic data and heightened tensions in the Middle East. The Dow Jones fell about 300 points, the Nasdaq retreated more than 0.9%, small-cap stocks were weaker, and the Russell 2000 fell more than 1%. In terms of sectors, the healthcare sector led the decline, while the energy sector bucked the trend driven by strong oil prices.