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M The cryptocurrency market starts the new week with buying orders
The cryptocurrency market starts the new week with buying orders. The total market value rose 1.41% to US$2.84 trillion; as of 09:30 Moscow time, Bitcoin gained 1.19% to US$83,958. Ethereum rose 2.46% to trade at $2,562.
Despite the rebound in prices, outflows from spot ETFs and upcoming U.S. economic data are still key factors that investors need to pay close attention to and will directly affect the direction of the market.
What is the latest market situation for Bitcoin and Altcoins?
In Monday's trading, the rally spread to most mainstream cryptocurrencies. Ripple (XRP) rose 1.43% to $1.41, while Solana rose 3.12% to hit $112.78. This suggests that in addition to Bitcoin and Ethereum, major altcoins have also shown positive price movements.
LayerZero (ZRO) has performed the strongest in the past 24 hours. ZRO rose sharply by 16.19%, becoming the biggest gainer of the day. In contrast, MemeCore (M) fell 4.10%, becoming the largest decline in the same period. This phenomenon suggests that although the overall market is trending upward, not all digital assets are moving in the same direction. Investors should not only pay attention to changes in total market value, but also pay attention to differences in performance between different assets.
How does the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire agreement affect the market?
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that Russia A ceasefire agreement with Ukraine covering the energy sector took effect immediately. However, Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky said details of the agreement were still awaited, noting that attacks on energy infrastructure continued after the ceasefire was announced. These developments show that uncertainty remains about the scope of the ceasefire and its implementation.
Affected by this news, the market expected that Russia 's oil supply may increase, causing oil prices to fall. The possibility of falling energy costs supports the view that inflationary pressures may ease. At the same time, the movement of the US dollar and geopolitical developments continue to affect risk appetite in global markets.
The response of the cryptocurrency market to this series of events depends not only on the ceasefire news itself, but also on how oil prices and inflation expectations change.
Will U.S. inflation data affect Bitcoin prices?
This week, investors 'focus is on upcoming U.S. economic indicators. The consumer price index (CPI) will be released on Wednesday, and the producer price index (PPI) and retail sales data will be released on Thursday. The data could reshape the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy expectations.
If inflation remains high, the market may expect the Fed to keep interest rates higher for longer, which will put pressure on risky assets. On the contrary, if data shows that price pressures have eased, it may boost investors 'willingness to take risks. Therefore, the comprehensive response of the US dollar, government bond yields and crypto assets after the release of the assessment statement is crucial.
What is the flow of funds in cryptocurrency ETFs?
Despite this week's price rise, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs still recorded significant net outflows last week. Among them, Bitcoin ETF outflowed US$681.1 million, and Ethereum ETF outflowed US$542.07 million.
In terms of altcoin ETFs, the flow of funds shows a polarized trend. BNB ETF net inflow was US$1.43 million, XRP ETF net inflow was US$11.31 million, LINK ETF net inflow was US$9.48 million, NEAR ETF net inflow was US$13.05 million, LTC ETF net inflow was US$482.14 million, and AVAX ETF net inflow was US$2.52 million.
At the same time, there was a net outflow of US$24.81 million from SOL ETF, US$30.72 million from ZEC ETF, and US$9.43 million from HYPE ETF. TRX, DOGE, HBAR and DOT ETFs recorded no significant flows of funds.
While prices are rising, large ETFs are experiencing capital outflows, highlighting the importance of comprehensively evaluating the market through multiple indicators. Investors are advised to conduct a comprehensive analysis based on economic data, ETF capital flows and altcoin performance.
