Recently, the Crypto Assets market has shown a diversified trend. Bitcoin, although it experienced a brief pump followed by a pullback, still maintains a relatively stable overall performance. In contrast, Ethereum's performance appears to be somewhat lagging, still hovering at low levels.
At the same time, the altcoin market has quietly become active, especially small-cap coins and artificial intelligence-related sectors, showing a remarkable pump trend. This market differentiation trend has attracted widespread attention from investors.
Bitcoin once touched the resistance range of 113,000 to 113,300 USD, followed by a slight pullback. This trend is not uncommon in the current market environment. Most traders choose to adopt a cautious wait-and-see approach, avoiding blindly chasing highs.
The trend of Ethereum is relatively weak, trapped in a descending triangle pattern, repeatedly testing the support level near $4255. Analysts believe that as long as this key support level is not broken, there is still hope for a rebound after a short-term adjustment.
In terms of the macroeconomy, Tuesday's non-farm payroll data and Thursday's August Consumer Price Index (CPI) data may trigger market fluctuations. After the non-farm data is released, expectations for interest rate cuts may heat up, but it also increases the risk of a recession in the U.S. Overall, the likelihood of an interest rate cut in September is relatively high, which will bring more liquidity support to the market.
While mainstream coins are consolidating, some investors are starting to turn their attention to potential altcoins. Among them, SEI has been boosted by favorable news related to ETFs, with its market capitalization rising by 0.25% within 24 hours, the token price increasing by 4.35% to reach $0.31, and trading volume also increasing.
In the current market environment, investors need to remain vigilant and pay attention to market trends, while also recognizing that different coins and sectors may exhibit different movements. While seizing investment opportunities, it is also important to fully assess risks, manage asset allocation, and implement risk management.