Digital assets suffered major losses, as investor sentiment turned extremely cautious (and fearful) in the face of recent bearish performance and increased monetary policy pessimism.

Digital assets experienced significant losses, before rallying strongly to end above last week’s total market capitalisation, thanks to a late US government shutdown resolution.

Digital assets pulled back sharply after last week’s rally, surrendering gains after investors interpreted Federal Reserve statements as hawkish.

Digital assets recovered strongly this week, supported by macroeconomic optimism and reduced tensions around potential tariff wars.

Digital assets continued last week’s decline as ongoing global macroeconomic uncertainty drove investors away from perceived risk-on assets.

Digital assets suffered their largest one-day liquidations in history following concerns over a renewed global trade war, but recovered some losses in early trading.