The overall cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin, began a long-awaited rebound last night, with Bitcoin rising back to the $63,500 level, while Ethereum also climbed back above $3,500. In the past 24 hours, a total of 36,367 people were liquidated, with a total liquidation amount of US$115 million.

Among all currencies, the track with the strongest rebound is the interoperability concept sector, including: LayerZero (ZRO), Wormhole (W), Axelar (AXL), ZetaChain (ZETA), etc., in the past 24 hours An increase of more than 10%.

Other tokens such as ZKsync (ZK), Ondo (ONDO), Notcoin (NOT), Solana (SOL), etc. have also seen quite good trading volume and price rebounds.

From the perspective of global macroeconomic markets, this week is also a time for investors to tighten their nerves. The U.S. Federal Reserve will update the minutes of the June Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting to gain insight into when the Fed may cut interest rates. Powell will also speak early this week. Any speech he makes will affect the overall market. ups and downs. Key data including June non-agricultural employment data and unemployment rate will be released on July 5. Economists predict that the number of U.S. employment will increase by about 190,000, which is significantly lower than the previous 272,000, while the unemployment rate It may remain at 4%.

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