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Bitcoin remains firmly at $66,300, holding a two-week high, but the momentum isn’t coming from crypto; it’s driven by two clear macro stories: a strong rebound in semiconductor stocks (the US chip index has escaped the bear market, with Samsung and SK Hynix leading) and the Japanese yen falling to its weakest level in 40 years, breaking through 163 yen/USD.

This combination is testing the thesis that “bitcoin is an asset with fixed supply” — when a fiat currency depreciates and the central bank is powerless despite spending tens of billions of dollars, long-term BTC holders have reason to feel confident. But in the short term, the price is tracking chip stocks more than the yen, and the real capital flow stemming from depreciation is still unclear.

BTC trading volume is ~$31 billion, with a tight 24h range; altcoins are relatively quiet except for some tokens that have dropped sharply. The market is waiting to see whether the $68,000 level will be broken, or whether this “summer holiday” will continue to dominate.

No need for FOMO, but this is a time to look at the bigger picture. Japan-style monetary pressure is gradually reinforcing the argument for holding Bitcoin — even though the road ahead remains full of volatility. DYOR.

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According to Axios, U.S. President Donald Trump is considering two scenarios for the escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz: approving a proposal to implement a 10-day ceasefire to reopen negotiations, or coordinating with Israel to launch a large-scale military campaign to put pressure on Iran.

At present, the U.S. and Israel are strengthening their forces in the area. Meanwhile, the intermediary countries are working to promote a diplomatic solution to prevent the risk of conflict escalation from affecting the global energy markets.

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Kevin Warsh says inflation is cooling down, Bitcoin immediately breaks above $61k, and gold holds steady above $4,050. But whether this is a real push or not depends on tomorrow’s nonfarm payroll report. If the data is weak, the “debasement trade” will likely return strongly—money flowing into hard assets like BTC and gold, driving prices much higher. Conversely, if employment comes in higher than expected, the recovery could fizzle out quickly.

Notable point: The daily RSI just signaled a bullish divergence—selling pressure is weakening. Price may be lower, but the selling momentum is no longer there. The technical signal isn’t enough yet; it needs macro confirmation.

Lesson for traders: Don’t FOMO based on a single statement. Wait for the employment data. If it’s weak, the uptrend could be sustainable. If it’s strong, the market can reverse fast. Manage risk under every scenario. DYOR.

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