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- 07:11Matrixport: Asian Capital Drives ETH and XRP Performance, DeFi Recovery to Sustain Market MomentumAccording to ChainCatcher, Matrixport’s latest market analysis indicates that Asia continues to lead the performance of altcoins, particularly Ethereum (ETH) and XRP. Ethereum has consistently demonstrated resilience, driven by several key catalysts. Although current gas fees remain relatively low, funding rates have climbed into double digits—still moderate when compared to the scale of futures positions and capital inflows into Ethereum ETFs. Last week, Matrixport analyzed Ethereum’s performance across different global trading sessions, and Asia’s influence has since become even more pronounced—directly fueling ETH’s strong weekend rally. However, this narrative extends beyond speculative capital flows and institutional allocations. The notable revival of decentralized finance (DeFi) activity is also providing upward momentum for Ethereum.
- 07:04Ethereum posts 45% monthly gain driven by Asian buying, institutional allocation, and DeFi resurgenceOdaily Planet Daily reported that Matrixport, in its chart of the day, noted that Ethereum (ETH) has significantly outperformed other major markets over the past month, with gains during the Asian trading session reaching as high as 66% and an overall monthly increase of 45%, far surpassing the U.S. (2%) and European (-23%) trading sessions.The analysis points out that this round of ETH’s rally has been driven by multiple favorable factors, including sustained inflows into holdings and ETFs, improving market sentiment, increased institutional allocation, and a rebound in DeFi activity. At the same time, although network gas fees remain low, ETH funding rates have already climbed into double digits.
- 07:03UOB: Bank of Japan May Take a Cautious Approach to Rate Hikes Due to Political and Economic ConstraintsAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, two analysts from UOB Global Economics & Markets Research stated that while the Bank of Japan may continue to raise interest rates, it will do so with increasing caution. The analysts noted, "In the short term, market attention will shift to the political vulnerability of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba following a series of election defeats, while Japan is still engaged in trade agreement negotiations with the United States." Due to uncertainties surrounding U.S. tariff policies, the Bank of Japan is likely to keep rates unchanged at its July meeting, but is expected to maintain its stance on monetary policy normalization. UOB still anticipates that the Bank of Japan will raise rates by 25 basis points to 0.75% at its September meeting, with a further hike to 1.00% expected in the first quarter of 2026.