Odaily Planet Daily News 10x Research said in its latest market analysis report that tonight's dual macro events CPI and FOMC seem difficult to predict after last week's higher-than-expected US employment data, causing most Wall Street banks to postpone their expectations for the first rate cut to September or later. Although the interest rate-sensitive Nasdaq continues to hit new highs, Bitcoin has fallen from $71,000 to $67,000. If the price of Bitcoin climbs above $72,000 ($71,946), it may break new highs. However, over-allocation to Ethereum (leveraged) futures may lead to a negative impact on Bitcoin, and Bitcoin is more favored than Ethereum (BTC fell 5% last week and ETH fell 9%). Comments by Gary Gensler, chairman of the US SEC, that it will take time for the Ethereum ETF S-1 to be approved seem more likely to start unwinding leveraged long positions rather than re-pricing Wall Street's interest rate expectations. Enthusiasm around Ethereum ETFs has dropped significantly, and the ETH/BTC exchange rate continues to decline.