author Yasuo MatsudaRakuten Wallet Senior Analyst
Majored in the international monetary system at the Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo. He is engaged in foreign exchange and bond sales and trading at Mitsubishi UFJ Bank and Deutsche Bank Group. Since 2018, she has been engaged in analyzing and forecasting the crypto-asset market at a crypto-asset exchange company, and has almost hit the target of 8 million yen peak in 2021 and 5 million yen at the end of the year. Current position from January 2022.
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・Come in the high $23,000 range in the morning, then stagnate around $23,000.
・The reaction to the Tesla report was still excessive
・Since then, there has been little movement due to the impact of options
・Beware of repurchases before the CME date after option cuts
Yesterday’s BTC Market
Yesterday’s BTC market was in a straitjacket around $23,000.
The price rose from the $22,000 (approximately ¥2,850,000) level to the high $23,000 (approximately ¥3,000,000) range from dawn to early morning, but immediately stalled around $23,000, and thereafter traded in a narrow range.
BTC had fallen to the lower $22,000 range due to the drop in altcoins, but early yesterday morning, the Bank of Canada suggested a temporary suspension of interest rate hikes, and US stocks rebounded, and the value began to slowly recover.
After the closing of US stocks, Tesla announced its fourth quarter financial results and found that it had not sold BTC. BTC formed a small double-bottom and surged to the high $23,000 range with some short covering.
However, it quickly stalled and then continued to trade on the $23,000 level.
As we entered international time, the US GDP in the fourth quarter was better than expected, and although US stocks were on the high side, they fell back in disgust with the rise in long-term interest rates and other factors. US stocks eventually recovered to positive territory from the previous day, but the BTC market continues to trade at the same level, probably due to the impact of the $23,000 options strike that expires on Friday.
