The cryptocurrency market remains cautious as investors digest the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's warnings about inflation and a slowing labor market. Bitcoin and Ethereum are trading flat, while altcoins show mixed results. New tariffs and potential inflation are contributing to the market's uncertainty.
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The main concern for the cryptocurrency market is the impact of new tariffs and the potential for higher inflation, as warned by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading in a tight range around $113,000, while Ethereum (ETH) has seen a marginal dip, trading near $4,200.
Powell warned that new tariffs could contribute to rising prices, and while he views it as a one-time phenomenon, there is uncertainty around the path of inflation.
Institutional interest appears to be pausing, with outflows from exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extending into a second day, particularly in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
Social sentiment indicators point to growing impatience and bearishness among retail investors, which some analysts suggest could be a sign that the market is awaiting a potential breakout.

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