The European Central Bank (ECB) has reduced interest rates by 25 additional base points today, but the cryptography market has hardly noticed. This highlights the decline in the influence of the European market in the cryptography sector compared to the United States.
Meanwhile, the cryptographic community prays for rate reductions in the United States, and false price rumors caused a massive pump. These policies are still counting, but Europe loses its macro influence.
The ECB reduces the rates of the Crypto ambivalence
The fears of the global recession are circulating throughout the cryptography market, and the regulations play a key role in them. American investors have desperately had a drop in rate in the hope that it could provide a bullish narrative.
None has yet materialized. However, the ECB has reduced interest rates today for the sixth consecutive time, but the cryptography market has barely reacted.
“Growth prospects have deteriorated due to the rise in trade tensions. Increased uncertainty is likely to reduce confidence between households and businesses, and the unfavorable and volatile response of the market to trade tensions is likely to have an impact on tightening on financing conditions,” the ECB said in a press release.
According to prices data, total market capitalization of cryptography decreased by 0.2% since the ECB announced these rate reductions. Of the 10 most important active ingredients, all have displayed earnings today except one.
Does this mean that macroeconomic factors lose influence on cryptographic markets? This notion is manifestly false. Less than two weeks ago, Crypto had a huge rally after a false rumor that Trump pending the prices.
These earnings returned when the break really occurred. Thus, the macro influence is still very strong on the current markets; It is specifically that the ECB and Europe lose an influence.
The European Union is not the only economic block to lose its power in space. Yesterday, the British government announced that inflation was lower than expected, potentially allowing another drop in rate.
It also had a negligible impact on the crypto. Macroeconomic concerns always have an impact on the cryptography market, but its strongest ties are with the United States and Asia.
A clear sign of this crypto change occurred months before the BCE cuts. TETHER was forced to leave the EU due to the mica regulations, but its activities were little affected.
It is always the largest stablecoin in the world despite the loss of the entire European market. In fact, since then, he has taken measures to better integrate into American regulations.
Meanwhile, many large cryptographic companies redirect to Asia and the United States and far from Europe. Earlier this year, A16Z closed his London office to focus on the United States.
The attachment moved to Salvador, which gives it most of the United States and easier access to the Latin American market. This growth area is apparently more fruitful than trying to try in Europe.
The BCE rate reductions barely had an impact on the cryptography market, but that does not mean that the industry will ignore the whole continent. To move forward, however, EU operations will import the largest companies less and less.
This reflects wider trends, while international capital is refocusing Europe. It is natural that the crypto is part of this model.
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