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- 06:11Matrixport: Bitcoin's short-term outlook has weakened, and the pressure on altcoins may persistJinse Finance reported that Matrixport released its daily chart analysis, stating that driven by the decline in Bitcoin dominance, their tactical model once issued a rebound signal, providing a brief trading window for altcoin traders. However, as the total cryptocurrency market capitalization turned downward again, this signal quickly reversed. For altcoin investors, the past one or two years have been challenging, if not extremely difficult. During this period, their model has mostly favored allocating to Bitcoin rather than altcoins. Historically, it is rare for altcoins to consistently underperform during a Bitcoin bull market. Currently, as Bitcoin's short-term outlook has weakened, the pressure on altcoins may persist. In this market environment, traders should focus on leading high-quality coins and strictly adhere to risk control discipline. The market structure has shifted from the previous simple "long-only, regular investment" model to a new stage that requires precise timing, active position adjustment, and a strong emphasis on capital preservation.
- 06:02Data: GMGN Smart Money Rankings show that pippin had a net inflow of $20,000 in the past 24 hours.According to ChainCatcher, based on GMGN data, the top 5 tokens with the highest net inflow of smart money in the past 24 hours are as follows:
- 06:02Senior Policy Committee Member of the Takamatsu City Government: Bank of Japan Should Avoid Raising Interest Rates PrematurelyAccording to Odaily, former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan and government policy panel member Masazumi Wakatabe stated, "Japan must raise its neutral interest rate through fiscal policy and growth strategies. If Japan's neutral interest rate rises due to fiscal policy, it would be natural for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates. However, at present, the Bank of Japan should avoid raising rates too early or excessively tightening monetary policy." Analyst Justin Low expressed reservations about this comment, noting that Wakatabe is a member of the government panel appointed by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Therefore, his remarks and stance are aligned with the government and appear to oppose the Bank of Japan's intention to raise rates later this week. (Golden Ten Data)
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