Bitcoin Slightly Down to $94,000… New York Stock Exchange Rise [Decenter Market Status]

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As of Bithumb on the 30th, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at around 136.09 million won, down 0.63% from the previous day.


With expectations growing for progress in global trade negotiations and the New York stock market closing higher, Bitcoin (BTC) slightly declined in the 94,000 dollar range.

According to the global virtual asset market site CoinMarketCap on the 30th, BTC was trading at $94,228.06 at 8 AM, down 0.68% from the previous day. At the same time, Ethereum (ETH), a representative altcoin, dropped 0.42% to $1,795.15, and XRP fell 2.53% to $2.242.



Domestic major exchanges showed similar trends. Based on Bithumb, BTC recorded 136,093,000 won, down 0.63% from the previous day. ETH fell 1.41% to 2.59 million won, and XRP dropped 2.03% to 3,231 won.

The stock market continued its upward trend. On this day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 40,527.62, up 300.03 points (0.75%) from the previous session. The S&P 500 index rose 0.58% to 5,560.83, and the Nasdaq Composite index closed 0.55% higher at 17,461.32.

Virtual asset-related stocks showed mixed strength. Coinbase rose 0.42%, and Strategi increased by 3.30%. Zenovore, a US commercial real estate solutions company that recently made large-scale purchases of Solana (SOL), surged 13.23% on this day.

Investors focused on corporate earnings reports and economic indicators, expressing expectations for potential trade negotiations progress between the US and countries excluding China. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested that while China could quickly lose 10 million jobs, the withdrawal of tariffs depends on China, but negotiations with countries like India are showing progress.

Virtual asset investment sentiment also showed signs of recovery. According to alternative.me, a virtual asset data provider, the 'Crypto Fear & Greed Index' rose 6 points to 60 points, transitioning from neutral to the greed zone.


Reporter Do Ye-ri
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