The overall market is currently declining, with reports indicating that the encryption market’s market capitalization has dropped by more than 3%, and most mainstream coins have fallen by more than 3-4%.For beginners, this means “it’s not just your coin that is falling,” but rather the negative sentiment is spreading throughout the entire market. Next, we will look at the four key driving factors.
When the Federal Reserve indicates that the possibility of future interest rate cuts is decreasing, the US dollar strengthens instead, putting pressure on risk assets such as encryption. For example, an analysis points out that the Fed’s hawkish stance has led to increased selling pressure in the market. Beginners should know: although encryption is independent, it is still strongly connected to the macro financial environment. When the US dollar is strong, funds tend to seek “safe havens,” and encryption assets may be sold off.
Data shows that before and after the decline, large amounts of funds exited the encryption market or shifted to safer assets; at the same time, overall liquidity is also tightening. With less capital and weak buying pressure, declines are easier. When there are “few buyers and many sellers” in the market, price declines can accelerate.
There was a time when the market was optimistic and bullish sentiments were strong, leading to a strong willingness to buy. However, when good news is realized or policies change, sentiments can quickly shift to “I will exit and see what happens next.” For example, the article mentions that “the market sentiment has shifted to the fear zone,” which is an important reason for the decline. Sentiment changes quickly; when you see “prices drop + fewer buyers,” you need to be alert rather than simply expecting a rebound.
From a technical analysis perspective, when key support is broken or fails to hold, it can easily trigger an accelerated decline. The report mentions that the market is facing the danger of a “support test.” Although beginners may not perform technical analysis, they should at least be aware that “breaking key price levels” may imply greater risks. Therefore, even if you do not understand advanced technical concepts, it is advisable to set alert prices or stop-loss prices.
Today, the cryptocurrency market has declined due to the combined effects of four factors: strong interest rates/USD, institutional capital withdrawal, cautious sentiment, and pressure on technical support. As a newcomer, do not automatically equate “decline” with “total failure”; instead, view it as a reminder: the market has risks, and opportunities and challenges exist simultaneously. Understanding why the decline occurred will help you know how to respond steadily.
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