Tonight's Federal Reserve outlook becomes the key to the current situation. The last dance of old Powell depends on how he performs. Can Bitcoin and Ethereum still surge higher? Based on current market expectations, the Federal Reserve is likely to keep the benchmark interest rate steady between 3.50% and 3.75%. This is also the third consecutive meeting with no change. It’s clear that policymakers are quite cautious about balancing inflation and economic growth—on one side, there’s a demand for risk aversion, and on the other, high interest rates are weighing down. If the Fed signals a hawkish stance tonight and the dollar index strengthens, the entire market could see some movement. Considering the Fed’s short-term direction, the market has long consensus that interest rates will remain unchanged. Currently, it’s unlikely the Fed will open the door to rate hikes again. The macro environment still leans dovish, which is probably what the market is mainly focusing on. However, the crypto space is definitely waiting for either a good or bad outcome—though for the current market, this isn’t very important. After all, the ups and downs during trading aren’t just about tonight’s moves; the key is to watch how the trend develops moving forward. Back to Bitcoin’s intraday situation: the current trading volume has only increased turnover, but overall trading volume hasn’t really expanded. It’s not a sign of new funds entering the market. Essentially, it’s just the short-term traders who previously took advantage of the easing tensions in the US-Iran situation to bottom-fish, now gradually cashing out and exiting. There are no new positive catalysts supporting the market right now. The US stocks are weakening in tandem, and crypto is following suit with a pullback—completely understandable. Currently, Bitcoin isn’t showing independent strength. Ethereum’s earlier rally was weak, but its decline doesn’t seem to reveal weakness. Whether the market moves up or down next, patience is needed to see the core trend emerge! The future depends on the Fed’s stance and guidance. If they lean dovish, there’s potential for a rebound, targeting the 79,000–79,500 resistance level. If they adopt a hawkish, tough tone, expect a quick drop, with support around 76,000–76,500. If the overall tone is neutral or ambiguous, the market will likely stay in a narrow range between 77,000 and 78,500, continuing sideways consolidation. The trend shift after the Fed’s statement will be crucial—follow the intraday signals and act accordingly! #Strategy吸筹速度超挖矿两倍 $BTC $ETH

Today, everyone in the circle is talking about this—Dogecoin, the meme coin Musk has mentioned countless times, is starting to rally again. This time, it's not just about calls; it's genuinely pushing higher with volume. An ancient meme coin leading the charge at this moment already indicates one thing: market sentiment is truly warming up, and it's warming up without hesitation. I looked at the market on April 29th, and Dogecoin's price surged to around 0.1094, with an intraday increase of over 10%. Over the past 24 hours, it has been pushed up from around 0.098, reaching a high of 0.112. The trading volume is astonishing—nearly 1.8 billion Dogecoins traded in 24 hours, with enough turnover to be considered very active. This clearly isn't something retail investors can pile up randomly; there are big funds seriously buying in. From a technical perspective, it also looks quite good. The short-term moving average MA7 has already crossed above MA25 and MA99, and the MACD has confirmed a golden cross above the zero line, indicating momentum is still there. The only thing to watch out for is that the RSI is indeed a bit high, and with recent futures contracts leveraging heavily, the bulls and bears are likely to clash soon. But just looking at this daily chart, the trend hasn't finished playing out. Such volume breakout usually has enough inertia to sustain at least a little longer, and it won't just fizzle out in a day. Actually, the trigger for this rally isn't just Bitcoin stabilizing. Over in Europe, the largest ETF platform Xetra just listed the 21Shares Dogecoin ETP. It's like opening a compliant door for traditional funds—no need to manage wallets or private keys, just buy it like a stock to hold Dogecoin. Plus, with the SEC and CFTC in the US previously classifying it as a digital commodity rather than a security, the regulatory sword hanging over it has been lifted. The biggest concern for institutional entry is policy risk, and now that's much less of an issue. So, looking back, even an old-timer like Dogecoin being pulled up strongly indicates that the market is no longer just about stock-to-stock competition—new money is really coming in. For the remaining days of this week, as long as the sentiment doesn't suddenly turn cold, the rotation of small coins is likely to continue. Of course, with the candlestick at high levels, don’t get too overleveraged, and remember to take profits when things look good. $DOGE ‌#伊朗提出霍尔木兹海峡重开协议条件