US-Iran Standoff Tightens Inflation Pressure; Crypto Independently Strengthens; Bitcoin Reclaims $79,000
📊 Evening Close | Data Source: OKX Live Market (as of 8/24 21:00 UTC+8)
Intraday Performance: Bitcoin saw a volume surge in the closing period, rallying above $79,000. It rose 2.38% over 24h; intraday high was around 79,322 and low was 76,681. Ethereum climbed 3.33% to $2,510, reaching an intraday high of $2,519 before consolidating. Binance Coin moved above $705 (+1.56%) and continued strengthening above the $700 level, with Ethereum leading the market.
Key Events: The U.S. Treasury increased its long-end Treasury repo efforts, pushing yields lower and weakening the dollar—reviving “hard-asset” trading. Geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran lifted oil prices, while inflation concerns gathered momentum. Total net inflows into spot ETFs last week were about $2.6 billion (Bitcoin ~ $1.9 billion + Ethereum ~ $0.7 billion), the largest weekly inflow since Oct 2025. Coinbase’s Bitcoin premium index in the U.S. turned positive for the first time since May, indicating a recovery in spot demand. After an attack of about $30 million on an on-chain L1 project, it shut down and migrated to the BNB Chain.
Next-Day Outlook: Focus this week shifts to Tuesday’s U.S. consumer confidence and Friday’s PCE inflation, alongside risk appetite after the Jackson Hole speech. In the short term, watch Bitcoin’s resistance at $79,000–$80,000 and support at $76,000–$77,000, while using $2,520 / $2,590 as key observation levels for Ethereum. High-level volatility is likely to intensify—avoid chasing price; consider scaling in to capture pullback opportunities.
How long can this ETF-driven rebound last? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇
$BTC $ETH
#收盘 #行情回顾 #加密货币
📊 Evening Close | Data Source: OKX Live Market (as of 8/24 21:00 UTC+8)
Intraday Performance: Bitcoin saw a volume surge in the closing period, rallying above $79,000. It rose 2.38% over 24h; intraday high was around 79,322 and low was 76,681. Ethereum climbed 3.33% to $2,510, reaching an intraday high of $2,519 before consolidating. Binance Coin moved above $705 (+1.56%) and continued strengthening above the $700 level, with Ethereum leading the market.
Key Events: The U.S. Treasury increased its long-end Treasury repo efforts, pushing yields lower and weakening the dollar—reviving “hard-asset” trading. Geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran lifted oil prices, while inflation concerns gathered momentum. Total net inflows into spot ETFs last week were about $2.6 billion (Bitcoin ~ $1.9 billion + Ethereum ~ $0.7 billion), the largest weekly inflow since Oct 2025. Coinbase’s Bitcoin premium index in the U.S. turned positive for the first time since May, indicating a recovery in spot demand. After an attack of about $30 million on an on-chain L1 project, it shut down and migrated to the BNB Chain.
Next-Day Outlook: Focus this week shifts to Tuesday’s U.S. consumer confidence and Friday’s PCE inflation, alongside risk appetite after the Jackson Hole speech. In the short term, watch Bitcoin’s resistance at $79,000–$80,000 and support at $76,000–$77,000, while using $2,520 / $2,590 as key observation levels for Ethereum. High-level volatility is likely to intensify—avoid chasing price; consider scaling in to capture pullback opportunities.
How long can this ETF-driven rebound last? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇
$BTC $ETH
#收盘 #行情回顾 #加密货币