Bitcoin returned to a relatively stable zone at the beginning of the week, temporarily reporting around US$ 62,800, a marked upturn of US$ 58,000 compared to the one that fell on 1 July. The Ether Workshop also rebounded from a low of about $1,550 last week to around $1,760. However, the main encrypted assets, when they rose on Sundays, went into Monday and threw up in part.

Bitcoin and U.S. futures.

The rebound was not fully synchronized with traditional markets. On Monday, the NASDAQ 100 index futures increased by about 1 per cent and the PS 500 index futures by 0.5 per cent, respectively, but bitcoin and the Ethera have both experienced a small fall since UTC zero, showing that the encryption market is still alone absorbing the previous fluctuations.

Last week, when bitcoin fell by $58,000, the market once feared that prices might continue to go down to $50,000. Now that prices are back on the line of $62,000, short-line pressure has eased, but the sense of caution has not been completely reversed.

It's a good sign.

Market sentiment has been restored with respect to the banknotes, but there are significant differences between individual assets. Lighter's original currency LIT continues to be the focus of traders. The token has risen by 13.5 per cent in the past 24 hours, and has accumulated more than 50 per cent in the last week.

Lighter is a central chemical derivatives trading platform. DefiLlama data show that the platform ' s trading volume over the past 30 days has reached $40 billion. The LIT's heat continues to rise as the market looks for the next Hyperliquid-like target.

At the same time, not all of them are rising. MORPHO and ADA have all fallen by about 4% over the past 24 hours, and JITO, BEAT and STABLE have also fallen by 5 to 13% over the past week, respectively. CoinMarketCap's target for the “Burma season” rose to 52/100 on Monday, a three-month high, but this first reading also reflected a lack of uniformity within the market.

Futures are stable and options are cautious.

In the derivatives market, the futures contracts of Bitcoin, Ether, SOL and XRP, which have not changed significantly over the past 24 hours, CoinDesk believes that this could be related to the slowdown in United States trading activities over the weekend.

LTC's unsettled contracts rose to 7.14 million, the highest since 12 May. However, the direction of this additional space is not clear. The financial rate remains positive, indicating that there are many emotions; however, the 24-hour cumulative trade-off has turned negative, implying a stronger active sales drive.

The LIT ' s silo contract was also raised to a one-month high, indicating that price increases were accompanied by increased participation in derivatives. On the other hand, bitcoin and the 30-day Implied Volatility Index BVIV and EVIV were still at a low level in the past week, reflecting the continued increase in the supply of options, and the fact that the market has cooled expectations of rapid short-term fluctuations.

However, on the Deribit platform, BTC and ETH still have higher drop options than they would have been, indicating that the need for protection in the next row has not disappeared, except that the margin premium is narrower than it was at the beginning of last month. In the last 24 hours, a bitcoin of $60,000 is ranked as the most active implementer in terms of options and $70,000, indicating that the market still has a clear disagreement about the way forward.