Recently, the global financial market has shown positive changes, mainly driven by expectations of the Fed's monetary policy and improvements in international trade relations. The market generally expects that the Fed will begin its interest rate cut cycle in September this year, with the rate cuts potentially exceeding previous expectations. This easing policy is expected to provide liquidity support and valuation enhancement for the crypto assets market, but at the same time, caution is needed regarding the potential rebound risk of inflation.

At the same time, the EU announced a suspension of trade countermeasures against the United States, easing transatlantic economic and trade tensions, and helping to stabilize the global macroeconomic environment. This development could indirectly support high-risk assets, including Crypto Assets.

However, from a technical perspective, mainstream crypto assets like Bitcoin are still in a correction phase. Since reaching a new high in mid-July, Bitcoin has shown a volatile downward trend. The market is currently in a recovery rebound phase, attempting to fill the price gap caused by the previous sharp decline.

It is worth noting that the recent market trading volume has moderately increased, indicating that some investors may be buying on dips. However, overall, the Crypto Assets market has still not escaped the adjustment trend, and the performance of key support levels will determine the short-term trend.

Looking ahead, investors need to closely monitor U.S. economic data, especially changes in inflation and employment data. These factors may influence the Fed's monetary policy decisions, which in turn could have a significant impact on the Crypto Assets market. At the same time, the continuous improvement of the global macroeconomic environment will be an important factor supporting the long-term development of Crypto Assets.