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JPMorgan: Bitcoin mining is becoming increasingly sensitive to price fluctuations, with more miners approaching the breakeven point

According to CoinDesk, JPMorgan's latest report indicates that as more miners operate close to breakeven, the Bitcoin mining network is showing a higher sensitivity to price changes, with the response of hash rate and mining difficulty to price fluctuations significantly enhanced. The analysis shows that the "elasticity coefficient" of mining difficulty relative to Bitcoin price changes has risen to 0.62 over the past six months, indicating that the hash rate is responding more quickly to market changes.Analysts state that Bitcoin prices have been below production costs for five consecutive months, with approximately 20% of miners currently in a loss-making position. Under profit pressure, publicly listed mining companies have increased their Bitcoin selling scale, with sales exceeding 32,000 BTC in the first quarter alone, surpassing the total for the entire year of 2025. As some high-cost mining machines shut down, the network hash rate declines, and mining difficulty adjusts accordingly.JPMorgan expects that as long as Bitcoin remains below the production cost of about $78,000, the high sensitivity of mining to price fluctuations will continue to exist. At the same time, some mining companies are turning to artificial intelligence and high-performance computing businesses to seek more stable sources of income.

Strive CEO: The significant fluctuations of STRC and SATA today are due to leveraged liquidations, not a deterioration in underlying credit

Strive CEO Matt Cole stated that today is the most difficult day in the history of digital credit. STRC rebounded significantly after hitting a low of $82.5 during the trading session, while SATA recovered after dropping to just over $90 near its par value, with many investors experiencing a tough trading day. Matt Cole indicated that what occurred today was a leveraged liquidation event, not a deterioration in underlying credit quality.He pointed out that when investors find a certain type of asset with a high yield, relatively low volatility, and strong underlying credit characteristics, they often increase returns through borrowing and leveraging. However, once the market moves in the opposite direction, forced selling can trigger a cycle of price declines, margin calls, and further selling, causing the sell-off to detach from fundamentals and driven by balance sheet constraints. He emphasized that the issuer's credit quality remains robust. Strive's dividend reserves are intact, the company is not under pressure, and it still has the ability to meet obligations and continue executing its strategy.He also mentioned that both STRC and SATA saw significant buying near their intraday lows and quickly recovered, indicating that there is actual demand in the lower price range. Matt Cole stated that liquidation events are not the same as credit events. Today's price fluctuations did not change his confidence in the long-term opportunities in digital credit; instead, it reinforced his view that the sector is building a new category of financial instruments and will experience similar growing pains before maturing into a large fixed income market.

The cryptocurrency market shows mixed fluctuations, with the DeFi sector rising by 7.29%, while the NFT sector has fallen for three consecutive days

According to SoSoValue data, the cryptocurrency market sector shows mixed performance, with the DeFi sector performing exceptionally well, rising 7.29% in 24 hours. Among them, LAB (LAB) increased by 37.97%, Block Street (BSB) and Uniswap (UNI) rose by 31.18% and 10.72% respectively, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) increased by 10.38%, briefly breaking through $76 during the day, setting a new historical high.Other standout sectors include: the AI sector rose 4.42% in 24 hours, with Worldcoin (WLD) increasing by 19.58%; the RWA sector rose 2.16%, with Centrifuge (CFG) increasing by 11.21%; the Meme sector rose 1.26%, with SPX6900 (SPX) increasing by 16.72%.In other sectors, the Layer2 sector fell by 0.13%, but Celestia (TIA) rose by 9.74%; the Layer1 sector fell by 0.18%, with Cosmos Hub (ATOM) remaining relatively strong, rising by 3.43%; the PayFi sector fell by 0.64%, while Stellar (XLM) rose against the trend by 4.88%; the CeFi sector fell by 1.43%, with Aster (ASTER) increasing by 2.80% during the day; the NFT sector has fallen for three consecutive days, with a 24-hour decline of 20.83%, within which Audiera (BEAT) fell by 44.03%.The cryptocurrency sector indices reflecting historical market trends show that the ssiDeFi and ssiMeme indices rose by 6.35% and 1.24% respectively, while the ssiSocialFi index fell by 3.76%.

The Bank of Japan may face its highest interest rate decision in over 30 years, and concerns about severe fluctuations in the yen have arisen as the deputy governor takes over

The Bank of Japan will hold a key monetary policy meeting next Tuesday, with the market widely expecting an interest rate hike of 25 basis points to 1%, marking the highest interest rate level since 1995 and signaling a further move towards normalization of Japan's monetary policy. However, uncertainty surrounding this meeting has significantly increased. Governor Kazuo Ueda will be absent from the meeting and the subsequent press conference due to health reasons, with communication responsibilities taken over by Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida, raising market concerns about changes in policy wording and forward guidance.Currently, the USD/JPY has risen above 160, nearing a two-year high and approaching the intervention zone. Traders generally believe that, given the market has fully priced in the interest rate hike expectations, the real key lies in the central bank's stance on the future path of interest rate hikes. Institutional analysis indicates that if the Bank of Japan releases dovish signals, it could further weaken the yen and push up Japanese government bond yields; conversely, if it shows a clearer tightening tendency, it would help stabilize exchange rate expectations.At the same time, Japan is facing multiple constraints such as rising imported inflationary pressures, fluctuations in energy prices, and expectations of fiscal expansion, making the policy path more complex. The latest data shows that Japan's core inflation has risen to 3.5%, reaching a new high for this phase. Analysts believe that this meeting is not only a point for interest rate adjustments but may also serve as an important observation window for changes in the Bank of Japan's policy communication framework, with the Deputy Governor's statements directly influencing the short-term direction of the yen and global interest rate markets.
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