U.S. stocks opened slightly higher across the board in early trading, with the Nasdaq leading the gains. The new aerospace stock SpaceX continued its streak of advancing sessions. The semiconductor sector collectively strengthened, reflecting a modest rebound in the market’s overall risk appetite. Funds appear willing to take positions in growth-oriented, high-volatility assets. This optimistic sentiment may, in the short term, provide a slight underpinning for digital assets, easing some of the current pressure from short-sellers and slowing the pace of declines.

However, the strength of this tailwind is very limited, and there is clear diversion and suppression. Incremental funds have been concentrated flowing into U.S. aerospace and semiconductor technology names. A large amount of liquidity has been pulled from the digital asset space and redirected into the stock market. With mainstream targets lacking sustained large-scale buying, it is difficult to rely on this U.S. stock rebound to produce a true reversal.

At present, funds are more inclined toward technology-listed companies with real business operations and practical industry deployment. There is relatively weak appetite for allocating to interest-free digital assets. The rise in U.S. stock theme trading can only create short-term sentiment fluctuations and cannot change the market’s weak medium-term setup. The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision tomorrow early morning is the core inflection point that will determine whether prices rise or fall. A short-term rebound in U.S. stocks does not mean the bearish trend has ended. Trading should remain cautious and observant, with the focus on waiting for the policy signals at dawn to guide direction. $BTC $ETH $SOL