The market rhythm has been quite interesting these past few days. BTC is trying to stay steady, letting the dead cat bounce complete its move and avoid another cramp, which would be awkward. ETH has rarely touched the 3300 level; although it didn't hold and dropped back down, honestly, this is mainly due to Bitcoin dragging it down, Ethereum itself has no major issues.
The precious metals market has also been quite hot these days, with spot silver soaring 5% in a single day, almost hitting new highs. It seems that the appeal of precious metals is still there, after all, they are old friends in traditional asset allocation.
There are also some new developments on the policy front. Federal Reserve Board member Mester said that interest rates should be cut by more than 100 basis points this year, signaling a clear dovish stance. On the other hand, a research team from a certain exchange has put forward an interesting view — the traditional four-year cycle might be failing, and they remain somewhat optimistic about the crypto market outlook in 2026.
In the tech world, Elon Musk's xAI is also active, having just completed a $20 billion Series E funding round, with chip giant NVIDIA participating as well. The size of this funding and the participants involved clearly indicate the current hotness of the AI field.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 17h ago
A rate cut signal has emerged, now it depends on whether BTC can hold up. Dead cat bounces are just that, the key is still to see what the big picture decides.
ETH broke 3300 and then retreated, honestly a bit frustrating, but you're right, this isn't all Ethereum's fault.
Silver's 5% increase is quite strong, is traditional assets coming back to life? Interesting, everyone was piling into crypto before, now switching to buy silver?
The four-year cycle is about to fail, 2026 is optimistic... uh, I've heard this kind of argument too many times, let's see what happens then.
The hype around xAI raising 20 billion is real, but with chips and financing involved, it doesn't seem to have much to do with our crypto trading?
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Rugpull幸存者
· 20h ago
Even dead cat bounces can be spun as opportunities, what do they really think retail investors are?
A sharp pullback in Bitcoin drags the entire market down with it—that's the reality.
Once Milan's comments came out, the next trend was predictable. With such clear expectations of rate cuts, they really should consider some silver.
The 20 billion yuan funding for xAI looks impressive, but all this hot money is just trying to bottom fish the AI concept. I just want to see who will come in last to take the final shot.
The four-year cycle failure? I think the exchanges are just trying to slap the skeptics in the face.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-07 02:51
Dead cat bounce still needs to run its course, otherwise this wave of market movement will be wasted.
ETH is falling, but I remain optimistic. Bitcoin can fly on its own without being manipulated.
Silver's 5% single-day increase? What does this imply? Traditional assets are starting to take the spotlight.
A 100 basis point rate cut expectation—this is paving the way for the crypto market, it feels like it will explode.
2026? Bro, this is betting on a four-year cycle collapse. I bet they are right.
xAI raised 20 billion in funding, Nvidia is involved—this shows that the AI market truly has no ceiling.
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AirdropJunkie
· 01-07 02:49
The term "dead cat bounce" is used perfectly, but I'm just worried it might cramp up again halfway through the rebound.
ETH still needs to rely on itself to improve; don't always let Bitcoin lead you around by the nose.
Interest rate cuts of over 100 basis points? That’s a real big signal; we need to keep a close eye on it.
The idea that the four-year cycle is invalid has some merit; let's see what happens in 2026.
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rugged_again
· 01-07 02:48
Can the dead cat bounce hold this time? It feels like BTC is about to start acting up again.
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GmGmNoGn
· 01-07 02:38
Dead cat bounce still needs to continue, BTC don't cause any trouble
The market rhythm has been quite interesting these past few days. BTC is trying to stay steady, letting the dead cat bounce complete its move and avoid another cramp, which would be awkward. ETH has rarely touched the 3300 level; although it didn't hold and dropped back down, honestly, this is mainly due to Bitcoin dragging it down, Ethereum itself has no major issues.
The precious metals market has also been quite hot these days, with spot silver soaring 5% in a single day, almost hitting new highs. It seems that the appeal of precious metals is still there, after all, they are old friends in traditional asset allocation.
There are also some new developments on the policy front. Federal Reserve Board member Mester said that interest rates should be cut by more than 100 basis points this year, signaling a clear dovish stance. On the other hand, a research team from a certain exchange has put forward an interesting view — the traditional four-year cycle might be failing, and they remain somewhat optimistic about the crypto market outlook in 2026.
In the tech world, Elon Musk's xAI is also active, having just completed a $20 billion Series E funding round, with chip giant NVIDIA participating as well. The size of this funding and the participants involved clearly indicate the current hotness of the AI field.