TechFlow News: On March 19, according to a post by Adam@Greeks.live (@BTC__options), U.S. equities experienced a notable decline after 6:00 PM last night, dragging Bitcoin down from $74,000 to $71,000 and transmitting the sell-off to the altcoin market. However, the volatility spike triggered by this decline was extremely short-lived; as of this morning, volatility has already receded to levels below those seen yesterday afternoon.
Although Fed Chair Powell’s remarks leaned hawkish—warning of inflationary risks stemming from regional conflicts and hinting that the Fed may not cut rates this year—the market had already priced in these expectations, and the interest-rate decision did not exceed consensus forecasts. With the quarterly expiry week approaching, Bitcoin may enter a low-volatility phase barring any major disruptive events.
