BitUnix analyst: Federal Reserve meeting minutes release dual risk signals, short-term volatility in cryptocurrency market intensifies

According to BlockBeats, on May 29th, the latest minutes of the Federal Reserve's May meeting showed that officials generally believe that the uncertainty of the economic outlook is increasing and are concerned about the "double high" risks of inflation and unemployment. Inflation may be more persistent, tariffs and trade policies have a greater than expected impact on the economy, and GDP and employment prospects are revised downward. Some officials pointed out that the safe haven status of the US dollar may be affected. The market expects to cut interest rates 1-3 times this year, and the cryptocurrency market is oscillating synchronously. BTC once fell to $106000 before rebounding, putting pressure on short-term confidence. BitUnix analysts suggest that the Federal Reserve's minutes release a signal of "eagle with dove", and the policy direction is still unclear, leading to intensified short-term market volatility. BTC, as a highly volatile asset, is at the forefront of uncertainty. Technically, attention should be paid to the support zone of $107700 to $106500, and if it falls below, it may drop to $105000. The upper pressure level is between $110800 and $112000. It is recommended to wait and see until it breaks through. On a macro level, it is recommended to pay attention to changes in inflation and unemployment, do a good job in risk control and asset allocation, and cope with possible future fluctuations.