ICE Dollar Index Rises 0.19% to 100.411 in New York Late Trade

A modest dollar firming matters disproportionately for crypto and tokenized real-world assets, which typically trade as risk-on proxies against the greenback; the intraday V-shaped reversal suggests dip-buying interest in the dollar rather than a one-way move, which tends to cap upside momentum in digital assets. The move is small enough that it says more about positioning than about any macro shift. Whether the index holds above the 100 level, or fades back into its session range, is the open question for risk sentiment into the next session.