Overnight early-session glance shows $BTC returning to the area around 77k—hovering near the lower edge of the trading range.
On the macro side, things aren’t looking too good right now: crude oil continues to rise, U.S. Treasury yields are rising as well, and market expectations for further Fed rate hikes are increasing.
Under this triple blow, if Bitcoin can still hold the baseline (75,000–75,500) and then rebounds again into the 79–80k range, that would be extremely strong.
Otherwise, if it breaks below 75k directly in the short term, it will trigger an even deeper wave of margin liquidations (testing the major support at 70–72k).
In the past few days, even U.S. stocks’ AI sector has had to bow its head. Even if demand itself hasn’t turned bad, you still have to see who can turn demand into orders and profits—and whether the stock price is willing to acknowledge that. This is also why last week saw big rebounds in the U.S. stocks Network Security and Enterprise Software sectors, and why storage $SNDK has remained relatively resilient.
#比特币ETF买家回归
On the macro side, things aren’t looking too good right now: crude oil continues to rise, U.S. Treasury yields are rising as well, and market expectations for further Fed rate hikes are increasing.
Under this triple blow, if Bitcoin can still hold the baseline (75,000–75,500) and then rebounds again into the 79–80k range, that would be extremely strong.
Otherwise, if it breaks below 75k directly in the short term, it will trigger an even deeper wave of margin liquidations (testing the major support at 70–72k).
In the past few days, even U.S. stocks’ AI sector has had to bow its head. Even if demand itself hasn’t turned bad, you still have to see who can turn demand into orders and profits—and whether the stock price is willing to acknowledge that. This is also why last week saw big rebounds in the U.S. stocks Network Security and Enterprise Software sectors, and why storage $SNDK has remained relatively resilient.
#比特币ETF买家回归
