Crypto's resilience is tested as oil surges back above $90 and the Fed signals rates could still rise

Bitcoin is described as holding near $64,000 while FOMC hawkish dissent, oil surge, and liquidations drive volatile risk conditions.

Near-term bias is two-sided: downside risk if rate-hike expectations re-accelerate, but support if volatility floor holds and liquidations stop.

The article cites BTC price stability around $63,915 to $64,213, $286M liquidations, and BVIV falling below 38% near historical floors, implying volatility could snap back.

Uniswap’s UNI is flagged as a top performer, up 4.46%, while futures open interest and CVD suggest an unwind and active shorting.

Momentum could persist intraday, but the negative CVD and OI pullback raise the risk of a quick fade if shorts cover and liquidity thins.

The article provides UNI’s price gain plus derivatives signals (OI down to 65.80M tokens and negative CVD) that can reverse quickly.

Injective (INJ) is reported as the 24-hour standout, rising 6.95% as DeFi tokens outperform.

Near-term upside bias while DeFi leadership holds; otherwise expect mean reversion given the macro-driven backdrop.

The only cited driver is relative DeFi outperformance, with no new INJ-specific fundamental event described.

Zcash (ZEC) is said to extend its run, up 1.54% to $474, outpacing privacy-coin peers.

Modest continuation is possible if peer weakness persists, but macro volatility could quickly overwhelm relative flows.

The article attributes the move to outperformance versus peers, not to any new ZEC catalyst.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) is reported down 0.47% to $53.64, with a roughly 30% unwind from last month’s highs.

Short-term downside or capped rebounds are more likely unless broader risk conditions improve.

The text emphasizes retreat from highs and current mild weakness, with no new HYPE-specific fundamental trigger.

Lighter (LIT) is described as down 4.22% over 24 hours, though up 0.50% since midnight, implying sellers may be losing steam.

Potential for a short-term bounce, but follow-through depends on whether the broader liquidation/volatility regime stabilizes.

The article provides only price changes and a narrative about sellers running out of steam, without derivatives or catalyst detail.

Jupiter (JUP) is reported down 1.48% since midnight UTC, with daily trading volume dwindling to $23M from earlier $50M levels.

Range-bound to slightly bearish unless volume re-expands.

The key new detail is the volume decline to $23M, which often reduces trend durability.