#币安陆续恢复多个资产及网络提现服务 Binance is adopting a phased approach, gradually enabling withdrawals via the corresponding networks for major assets such as BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, and BNB. Security checks will be completed before withdrawals are enabled. The remaining assets and networks will be rolled out in succession, and withdrawals may initially experience congestion and delays. Market outlook: Positive: Resumed withdrawals will ease fears of a bank run, meet expectations for fund safety, and restore confidence in the platform. Negative: Concentrated withdrawals will create short-term outflow pressure. Combined with U.S. investigations and geopolitical developments, the sustainability of any rebound remains uncertain. Key levels: BTC support at 80,200, resistance at 83,600; BNB support at 722, resistance at 768. Outlook: Panic is easing at the margin, and the market is shifting from a sharp decline to range-bound trading. Pay close attention to the scale of withdrawal outflows and progress in tracing the hackers.
#特朗普誓言就币安遭黑客攻击一事与朝鲜对峙 Trump publicly stated that if an investigation confirms that the hack targeting Binance was carried out by a North Korea-linked hacking group, firm measures will be taken and North Korea will be confronted. Several major cryptocurrency thefts have historically been traced to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, and the FBI has also joined the investigation into the Binance attack. Market outlook: Bearish factors: Rising expectations of geopolitical conflict are weighing on risk appetite, and BTC and BNB could face selling pressure as investors seek safer assets. If the U.S. escalates the incident into sanctions, it would further disrupt crypto market liquidity. Supporting factors: Binance has pledged full reimbursement and continues to freeze assets involved in the case. The platform’s risk exposure is ring-fenced from users, limiting the spread of panic to some extent. Key levels: BTC support at 80,200, resistance at 83,600; BNB support at 722, resistance at 768. Outlook: Sentiment is likely to remain volatile in the short term. Watch closely to see whether the investigation links the attack to North Korea; volatility may increase before the findings are announced.
October nonfarm payroll growth fell short of expectations, and employment conditions weakened, but average hourly earnings rose month over month, revealing a mixed labor market. CME interest rate futures priced in a slight increase in rate-cut expectations, but geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices higher, with rising inflation risks acting as a constraint. A single jobs report is not enough to pin down the timing of rate cuts. The Federal Reserve faces a dilemma: slowing employment gives it room to cut rates, while the risk of energy-driven inflation limits the pace of easing.
Market dynamics
Bearish factors: Strong wage growth, together with Middle East tensions disrupting oil prices, has heightened concerns about persistent inflation. Treasury yields could rebound easily, weighing on risk assets. Supportive factors: Declining job growth, alongside downward revisions to earlier data, has established a trend of cooling employment. The market continues to price in rate cuts this year; if CPI falls in the coming months, expectations for easing will rise again.
Outlook
The market has entered a choppy phase, with trading repeatedly shifting between rate-cut expectations and inflation risks. CPI is the key indicator to watch next: a decline in CPI would strengthen expectations for easing, while a rebound in inflation would push back rate-cut expectations and weigh on assets.
From the night of November 2 to the early hours of November 3 local time, the US military carried out airstrikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island. The US said the targets were surface-to-air missile launchers on the island, describing the operation as a defensive reprisal in response to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps firing missiles at US military aircraft from the island. The US chose to keep the operation low-profile, making no public announcement, and stressed that it did not mark the start of a new large-scale war. Qeshm Island commands the northern side of the Strait of Hormuz. It hosts missile sites and naval facilities and is a key hub for shipping through the strait. Iran later reported that it had shot down and captured a US drone in nearby airspace. A Qatari delegation was also in Tehran at the time, mediating to ease tensions.
Market outlook
Bearish factors: Risks to shipping through the strait have increased, raising expectations of a spike in oil prices and fueling inflation concerns. This weighs on risk assets and could amplify selling pressure in crypto markets as investors seek safe havens. Supporting factors: This was a limited, targeted strike, with the US actively keeping the conflict contained. Trump said he was in no hurry to expand the conflict. The market has not yet priced in an all-out war, so if tensions do not escalate further, safe-haven sentiment could quickly recede.
#FBI确认朝鲜应对币安被盗事件负责 The FBI has officially determined that the Binance hack was carried out by the North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor (a Lazarus branch). The stolen funds were mainly converted into ETH for laundering, while multiple U.S. agencies are jointly tracing the on-chain funds. Trump previously said he would take a hard line on the matter. Market dynamics: Bearish factors: The official attribution has been confirmed, geopolitical risks are rising, and expectations of U.S. sanctions and tighter industry regulation are increasing, weighing on risk appetite. Continued mixing and selling of the hackers’ stolen funds could also create selling pressure. Supporting factors: Binance has fully covered users’ losses, withdrawals are being restored in stages, the risk of a run on the platform has largely cleared, and expectations around fund security are already priced in. Key levels: BTC support at 80200, resistance at 83600; BNB support at 722, resistance at 768. Outlook: The news is a bearish catalyst that has now materialized. Volatility is likely to increase in the short term. The main things to watch are further U.S. sanctions and the pace at which the hackers sell the stolen funds.
#币安将恢复第一阶段提现 In the first phase, withdrawals will be enabled on 15 major networks, prioritizing high-demand assets such as BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, USDC, SOL, XRP, and ZEC. Withdrawals will be rolled out in batches after security checks are completed. Congestion and delays may occur initially, and low-liquidity coins will not be supported for now. Market outlook: Positive: The implementation of withdrawals restores expectations, and with losses already covered, this should further ease panic over a potential bank run and rebuild confidence in the platform. Negative: A surge in withdrawals will put pressure on fund outflows, while reports of a U.S. investigation and geopolitical developments surrounding the hacker’s identification will weigh on the market, limiting the rebound. Key levels: BTC support at 80,200, resistance at 83,600; BNB support at 722, resistance at 768. Outlook: Panic continues to subside, and the market is expected to remain range-bound. The key factors to watch are the scale of withdrawal-related outflows and progress in identifying the hacker.
#币安已覆盖60亿美元被盗损失 Binance used its SAFU fund and own funds to cover the full $6 billion in stolen assets, with total reserves of $6.34 billion. Major cryptocurrencies have been fully replenished, while the remaining shortfall for smaller coins will be gradually made up through over-the-counter transactions. User funds have suffered no losses. Binance is also continuing to track and freeze the hacker's on-chain assets. Market outlook: Bullish factors: The compensation commitment has been put into effect, greatly easing fears of the platform going bankrupt and users losing all their funds, and supporting sentiment around BNB and the broader market. The resumption of withdrawals, together with the loss guarantee, is helping restore market confidence. Bearish factors: The large reserve allocation is eating into Binance's own reserves. Pressure from the U.S. investigation and geopolitical news surrounding efforts to trace the hackers is limiting the rebound's staying power. Staggered withdrawals still pose a risk of concentrated outflows. Key levels: BTC support at 80,200, resistance at 83,600; BNB support at 722, resistance at 768. Outlook: A panic-driven bottom appears largely confirmed, and the market is entering a choppy recovery phase. The main factors to watch are the scale of withdrawal outflows and the results of efforts to trace the hackers.
1. Attack review The breach originated with the compromise of a DevOps operations engineer’s laptop. The attacker gained access and took control of service containers. Wallet private keys were not leaked. The core exploit used Ethereum’s EIP-7702 delegated authorization mechanism to grant bulk authorizations to Binance’s 14 hot wallets, rapidly sweeping assets across multiple currencies and 10 public blockchains. The estimated impact is $6.34 billion. 2. Asset recovery progress Working with stablecoin issuers such as Tether and Circle, public blockchain security teams, and on-chain intelligence firms, approximately $3 billion in stolen assets has been frozen. The remaining approximately $3.34 billion in assets is being actively tracked, while law enforcement agencies are also being engaged to trace the attacker’s addresses. 3. Compensation funding arrangements Sufficient funds have been set aside to cover compensation, totaling $6.34 billion. Of this, $5 billion is in the corresponding target tokens. Any shortfall will be covered by acquiring the matching tokens through OTC and market purchases. Compensation will be funded by the SAFU user protection fund and Binance’s own funds. The platform will fully cover users’ principal. 4. Platform risk-control measures
- Deposits and withdrawals across the platform have been suspended and will remain unavailable until the security review is complete; - All EIP-7702 delegated authorizations for affected addresses have been revoked; - Binance Alpha has been temporarily shut down; - A full technical incident review and an updated Proof of Reserves (PoR) will be published later.
5. Additional clarification The BNB Chain mainnet and the cross-chain bridge itself were not compromised. Native on-chain assets are not affected by this attack.
Market outlook
Bearish: The suspension of withdrawals is causing liquidity concerns and damaging trust in the industry, putting short-term pressure on BNB and the broader market. Panic can easily trigger concentrated short-term selling. Bullish: The commitment to make users whole in full has been put into effect, preventing losses to users’ principal from triggering a panic-driven sell-off. Nearly half of the assets have been frozen, and the prospect of recovery is helping contain pessimism, making the panic more likely to be short-lived.
Key price levels
BNB: Support 710, resistance 765 BTC: Support 76444, resistance 78220 Outlook: The key factors anchoring the market are when deposits and withdrawals resume and when the Proof of Reserves is published. As long as the compensation commitment is fulfilled, panic should gradually subside and the market should return to its previous macro-driven trend, with BNB likely to show greater volatility.
Binance announced on October 30 that the security incident affected assets worth approximately $6.34 billion. It committed to fully compensating users for their losses using the SAFU user protection fund and its own funds. Of the funds set aside, $5 billion is in the corresponding tokens, while the remainder will be matched with the relevant assets through OTC and market purchases. The exchange is currently working with stablecoin issuers and public blockchain teams to freeze approximately $3 billion in assets linked to the incident. The remaining approximately $3.34 billion in assets is still being traced and pursued. Attack vector: An operations engineer’s laptop was compromised, allowing the attacker to take control of a service container and initiate unauthorized withdrawals. Wallet private keys were not leaked. The attacker used the EIP-7702 delegation mechanism to transfer the funds across 10 public blockchains, making this the largest crypto theft in history. The platform has temporarily suspended deposits and withdrawals. These services will resume after the security review is complete, and updated proof of reserves and a technical postmortem will be published.
Market outlook
Bearish factors: The incident undermines trust in the industry, weighing on overall risk appetite in the short term and putting pressure on BNB. The suspension of withdrawals has triggered liquidity fears, prompting investors to move funds to safer assets. Bullish factors: The clear commitment to full compensation eases concerns about users losing their principal and helps prevent panic selling. Nearly half of the assets have already been frozen, while the prospect of recovering the rest is tempering pessimism.
Key levels
BNB: Support at 732, strong support at 710; resistance at 765 and 788 BTC: Support at 77578, strong support at 76444; resistance at 78220 and 79354 Outlook: The incident is a short-term sentiment shock. The key factors to watch are the timeline for restoring deposits and withdrawals and progress in recovering the assets. As long as the compensation commitment is fulfilled, the panic should prove transient, and the broader market should return to its previous macro-driven trend. BNB has greater price sensitivity, so its volatility is likely to be significantly higher than BTC’s.
#PEPE surges as meme coin rotation leaves DOGE and SHIB behind$PEPE
Meme coin rotation has diverged this cycle: PEPE has surged in the short term, while DOGE and SHIB have weakened and lagged behind. Key drivers include Justin Sun-linked addresses accumulating around $51 million worth of PEPE, combined with a short squeeze and concentrated inflows. PEPE has a much smaller market cap, making it far easier to move higher than the two established meme coins, DOGE and SHIB. Funds are rotating from older meme coins into PEPE. This rally is a single-token hotspot, not a broad-based rise across the sector, with clear capital outflows within the meme coin market.
Market dynamics
Bullish factors: Capital is rotating within the meme coin sector, making PEPE a short-term sentiment barometer. Its market cap is steadily closing in on SHIB’s, rapidly drawing more market attention and attracting short-term speculative capital. Bearish factors: The rally relies heavily on whale capital and short sellers covering leveraged positions, with no long-term fundamental support. Outflows from DOGE and SHIB suggest overall market risk appetite is weak: investors are only willing to trade smaller-cap coins in the short term and are reluctant to maintain positions in larger meme coins. Broader macro drivers, including the Federal Reserve and oil prices, are weighing on the market, making this rotation difficult to sustain.
Key price levels
PEPE: Support 0.0000042, strong support 0.0000039; resistance 0.0000049, next level above 0.0000053 DOGE: Support 0.138, strong support 0.133; resistance 0.146, next level above 0.152 SHIB: Support 0.0000172, strong support 0.0000165; resistance 0.0000186, next level above 0.0000195
Key BTC price levels
Support: 79666, strong support 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: This is a purely sentiment-driven rotation, decoupled from the broader market and characterized by sharp bursts of activity. If PEPE whales take profits, the price could retreat rapidly. Until the broader market stabilizes, it is unlikely to trigger a catch-up rally in DOGE and SHIB.
ETH is down about 13.6% this month, making it likely to have its worst October since 2018. In October 2018, ETH fell 15.5%, its largest October drawdown in recent years. Capital flows have continued to weaken: spot ETH ETFs have seen cumulative net outflows of about $1.35 billion this month, while long-dormant whale addresses transferred more than $140 million worth of ETH this month, adding to selling pressure as holders cash out.
Factors behind the decline: hawkish FOMC remarks and rising oil prices have pushed up inflation expectations, compounded by L2 shutdowns, a weaker ecosystem narrative, and continued outflows from ETH ETFs.
Market outlook
Bearish factors: Monthly weakness may intensify investor caution. ETH continues to underperform BTC, with capital favoring BTC as a safe haven. Long-dormant whale holdings are coming back into circulation, raising expectations of overhead selling pressure. Supportive factors: This is a macro-driven valuation sell-off, not a risk to the underlying protocol. The 2200–2295 range is a key support zone watched by institutions. If macro expectations ease somewhat, an oversold rebound could follow.
Key ETH levels
Support: 2295; strong support at 2200 Resistance: 2400; then 2480
Key BTC levels
Support: 79666; strong support at 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: ETH is weaker than BTC and is among the leading decliners. In the short term, 2295 is the key line separating strength from weakness; a break below it would open the door to further downside. Any rebound is likely to face initial resistance at 2400.
ICE (the parent company of the NYSE) has made a strategic investment in Trade[XYZ], which is building a compliant U.S. perpetual futures market, ICE[XYZ], on Hyperliquid’s underlying infrastructure. Targeting U.S. retail users, it will offer 24/7 perpetual products covering crypto, stocks, commodities, and forex. The project requires CFTC approval and is independent of ICE’s existing institutional futures business, with a supporting KYC/AML clearing system. Trade[XYZ] is a core RWA perpetuals deployment on Hyperliquid, where its markets have previously recorded over $650 billion in trading volume.
Market rationale
Bullish: The entry of a traditional financial giant into the on-chain perpetuals sector signals Wall Street’s recognition of DeFi derivatives and reduces regulatory uncertainty around Hyperliquid. HYPE and RWA tokens could see a narrative premium, benefiting the on-chain derivatives sector. Bearish: Launch depends entirely on CFTC approval, with no clear timeline. Regulatory controversy over the alleged oil-price manipulation on Hyperliquid adds further uncertainty to the approval process. Macro interest rates and geopolitical oil prices remain the market’s main drivers, so the positive impact may be limited to a localized, short-lived move.
Support: 79666; strong support: 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: This is an industry milestone and positive for HYPE and the derivatives sector, but not enough to reverse the broader market’s macro trend. BTC’s short-term strength or weakness still hinges on 79666.
#美国中期选举或将改变加密货币监管格局 $BTC $ETH The midterm elections hinge on which party controls the House and Senate, directly determining the direction of future crypto legislation:
- Republicans: Generally favor clear regulation and are pushing the CLARITY Act and stablecoin legislation to clarify the respective roles of the SEC and CFTC and reduce regulatory uncertainty for the industry. Fairshake, an industry lobbying group, is directing support to pro-crypto candidates. - Democratic mainstream (the Warren faction): Favors stricter regulation, tighter enforcement, restrictions on stablecoins, and a broader definition of securities by the SEC. If Democrats win control of both chambers, crypto-friendly legislation will be shelved and enforcement by the executive branch will intensify.
Market dynamics
Bullish scenario: Republicans maintain or expand their advantage in both chambers, talks on crypto legislation resume, regulatory expectations ease at the margin, and risk assets gain a policy premium. Bearish scenario: Democrats take control of Congress, the window for crypto-friendly legislation closes, expectations of aggressive SEC enforcement rise, and the broader market and crypto sector come under pressure. Neutral constraints: Before the election results are finalized, the market is driven by competing expectations. In the short term, this is unlikely to outweigh the Fed rate outlook and oil-price geopolitics, and is more likely to cause brief bursts of volatility.
BNB’s 37th quarterly auto-burn is complete, removing 1,646,196.44 BNB, worth approximately $1.197 billion at the time of the burn. After the burn, total supply fell to 131.5121 million, leaving 31.51 million to go before reaching the long-term target of 100 million. The burn transaction is verifiable on-chain; the tokens were permanently destroyed at an on-chain burn address, not bought back on the secondary market.
Market Outlook
Bullish: The deflationary narrative is strengthening, with the amount burned rising for three consecutive quarters. Combined with CZ’s “AI-native currency” comments, this supports sentiment around the BNB ecosystem and is a bullish fundamental signal; Bearish: The auto-burn amount is calculated automatically using on-chain fees and a block-production formula—it is not active buying to support the price. With macro interest rates and geopolitical oil prices weighing on the market, this positive news is unlikely to reverse the broader trend on its own and is more likely to drive brief, localized rallies.
At a media briefing after ringing the Nasdaq opening bell for BNB Standard, CZ said that crypto assets will become the native currency of AI agents. AI could choose BTC, stablecoins, or newly issued tokens from AI projects. He hopes BNB Chain will support these machine-to-machine transactions while advancing the deployment of compute tokens on BNB Chain, though he acknowledged that the ecosystem is still being built. Underlying rationale: AI programs cannot complete bank KYC and are not suited to traditional payments. Crypto wallets are programmable and support high-frequency microtransactions, making them a good fit for automated transactions such as AI renting computing power, accessing data, and purchasing services.
Market implications
Bullish: Could boost sentiment around the AI + Crypto sector, giving BNB, AI blockchains, and agent tokens a narrative premium; could also open up a long-term crypto narrative and give the market room to imagine future possibilities. Bearish: This is a long-term vision with no product currently in place, so it cannot deliver near-term gains. The main market drivers remain Federal Reserve rates and geopolitical oil prices; macro forces could easily overshadow the positive news, resulting mostly in short-lived price moves.
Key BTC levels
Support: 79666, strong support at 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: The thematic news is positive, but its impact on the broader market is limited. The main market drivers are unchanged; any rebound will still face resistance at 80900, while 79666 is the key short-term line between strength and weakness.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps reported that three oil tankers south of the Strait of Hormuz turned off their navigation systems, struck mines while taking an illegal route, and caught fire; the vessels were abandoned. The strait carries about 20% of global seaborne crude oil and is a key energy corridor. Markets are concerned that shipping insurance costs will rise and shipowners will reroute to avoid risks.
Market dynamics
Negative factors: Geopolitical risk premiums are pushing oil prices higher, lifting inflation expectations again. Combined with the FOMC’s hawkish stance, this reinforces expectations that “interest rates will stay higher for longer,” weighing on crypto risk assets; Supportive factors: For now, this is only a warning affecting a local shipping route. The strait has not been fully blockaded, and there have been no widespread suspensions of shipping. This is a sentiment shock, not a major supply disruption.
Key BTC levels
Support: 79666; strong support: 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: Geopolitical news and hawkish monetary policy are reinforcing each other, increasing resistance to a rebound. A recovery is possible only if 79666 holds; a break below it would open up further downside.
Interest rates remain unchanged at 3.75%–4.00%, with a 10–2 vote. Two committee members, Cook and Hammack, dissented, advocating an immediate 25 bp hike. The economic assessment was upgraded to describe strong expansion, while the inflation assessment remained elevated. The Fed did not commit to a preset path, opting to await further data before deciding whether to raise rates in December. Starting in 2027, the meeting format will change: some meetings will be devoted solely to strategic discussions, with no vote.
Market Outlook
Bearish factors: Hawkish dissents highlight divisions over inflation and have raised expectations of a December rate hike. Higher rates may persist for longer, dampening appetite for risk assets and supporting Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar, putting pressure on BTC. Supportive factors: No rate hike was implemented this time; this was a pause in tightening, not an escalation. If CPI falls in the coming months, rate-hike expectations could quickly ease.
Key BTC Levels
Support: 79666; strong support at 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: This was a “neutral-to-hawkish” decision. Short-term rebounds may encounter resistance, with market direction hinging mainly on expectations for a December rate hike. Holding above 79666 could allow for a recovery; a break below it would risk further declines.
Monitoring firm Solidus Labs disclosed that during the sharp oil price swings from March 8–10, two accounts on Hyperliquid engaged in suspicious spoofing activity involving a total of $170 million in abnormal orders. The activity primarily targeted Brent crude perpetuals, while also affecting WTI and natural gas perpetuals. The trader ultimately made a profit of about $119,000. Method: Placing large one-sided orders in the order book to create false impressions of supply and demand, then quickly canceling them while executing genuine trades on the other side to induce other traders to follow suit. The activity has only been flagged as suspicious; intent to manipulate has not been established, and regulators have made no formal finding or issued any conviction.
Market outlook
Bearish factors: Regulatory scrutiny is increasing. The CFTC is already advancing oversight of event contracts, and this incident may heighten expectations of scrutiny for DeFi commodity perpetual contracts, weighing on sentiment toward the Hyperliquid ecosystem and similar on-chain TradFi derivatives. Volatility in oil and crypto-linked assets may increase. Supportive factors: The profits from the spoofing were very small and did not materially affect traditional crude oil spot or exchange-traded futures prices. The activity was limited to on-chain perpetual markets on Hyperliquid, with limited impact on oil fundamentals.
Key BTC levels
Support: 79666; strong support at 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: This is a regulatory-sentiment-driven bearish factor that may weigh on risk appetite in the short term. The main market driver remains expectations for FOMC rate hikes. If the 79666 low holds, sentiment may settle and the market may return to its previous rhythm.
All three disclosed vulnerabilities are denial-of-service (DoS) issues, with no risk of unauthorized minting, inflation, or direct coin theft. All were fixed in version 25.0 and affect only older versions of Bitcoin Core that are no longer maintained (before 25.0).
1. CVE-2024-35202: Remote crash via compact blocks. An attacker can send a specially crafted compact block message to crash a node, affecting the security of Lightning Network channels. 2. CVE-2024-52911: Use-after-free vulnerability in the script interpreter. High risk: an attacker can package a PoW block to trigger a node crash, with a very small possibility of remote code execution. 3. CVE-2025-54605: Invalid-block log disk-filling vulnerability. Repeatedly sending abnormal blocks can fill a node's disk.
Market Outlook
Bearish factors: The news could easily trigger short-term panic selling. Combined with hawkish FOMC expectations, it may amplify BTC's downside volatility. Supportive factors: This is not a fatal consensus-layer vulnerability. It was fixed long ago in newer client versions and will not undermine Bitcoin's underlying issuance rules. It is an old vulnerability disclosed belatedly and poses no substantive threat to the network.
Key BTC Price Levels
Support: 79666; strong support at 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: This is sentiment-driven negative news and could be quickly priced in. If 79666 holds as the low, the market is likely to return to the main narrative of rate-hike expectations after the panic subsides.
1. Decision: Rates held steady at 3.75%–4.00%, with a 10–2 vote. Cook and Hammack favored a 25 bp hike. 2. Comments: Inflation remains elevated and economic activity is strong. Rising oil prices will feed through to inflation. More data are needed before deciding on the next move, and further hikes have not been ruled out. 3. Process reforms: Starting in 2027, the meeting schedule will be adjusted, with some meetings focused solely on strategy and no rate vote. 4. Market pricing: According to CME FedWatch, the probability of a 25 bp hike in December is close to 80%.
Implications for the crypto market
Bearish factors: The hawkish tone and expectations that high rates will persist are weighing on risk assets. The dollar and Treasury yields are firm, putting pressure on BTC and prompting a pullback, in line with the current market decline. Supportive factors: No rate hike was implemented; this amounts to a “pause in rate hikes.” If CPI falls in the coming months, hike expectations could cool, creating an opportunity for a rebound.
Key BTC levels
Support: 79666; strong support at 79350 Resistance: 80900, 81800 Outlook: In the short term, expectations of rate hikes are likely to remain the main headwind. Any rebound will first face resistance at 80900. A recovery is possible only if 79666 holds.