The cryptocurrency market does not exist independently; it is also affected by the global economic environment.

When interest rates are higher, the cost of capital increases. Investors typically become more cautious, and risk assets are more likely to come under pressure. When the market expects rate cuts or increased liquidity, capital often looks again for high-growth opportunities.

Therefore, the prices of assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are influenced not only by their own development, but also by the strength of the US dollar, inflation data, and central bank policies.

Investors need to understand that the market in the short term may be driven by sentiment, but in the long run trends are often determined by capital flows and the underlying environment.

Understanding macro factors can help us not be led around by short-term news when market volatility hits.
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