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Analysis: Renewed Trade Tensions Trigger Volatility in Crypto Markets, Heightened Investor Caution

Analysis: Renewed Trade Tensions Trigger Volatility in Crypto Markets, Heightened Investor Caution

金色财经金色财经2025/05/31 13:36
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The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant decline this weekend, with Dogecoin dropping over 8%, PEPE falling 12%, and Bitcoin's price decreasing by more than 2%, trading slightly above $103,600. ETH fell nearly 4%, while Ripple (XRP), BNB Chain (BNB), ADA, and SOL all declined by 2-5%. Analysts believe this downturn is related to the renewed escalation of trade tensions, and market volatility is expected to continue. The derivatives market also indicates an increasing sense of caution among investors, with data from Deribit showing a 51% increase in open interest for Bitcoin futures since April, while options contracts have surged by 126%.

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