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Yesterday (Friday, September 11, 2026)
The cryptocurrency market continued to maintain a weak defensive posture,
with rising U.S. Treasury yields driven by hotter U.S. inflation data,
which suppressed overall risk-asset sentiment.
After backtesting at the lower end, the market saw a weak rebound.
Sentiment fell to neutral but cautious (Fear & Greed Index around 56).

♦️Bitcoin (BTC):
Intraday pullback of about 1.2%–2.0%. Pressured during the session, it dipped to a low of around $76,500 – $76,800. Ahead of and around the U.S. stock close, it rebounded slightly from the lows and then stabilized near $77,000 – $77,300.
♦️Ethereum (ETH):
Down about 1.2%, closing around $2,430 – $2,440. Price action continued to underperform BTC.
♦️Altcoins & Market Share:
Bitcoin’s market dominance (BTC Dominance) rose to about 58.5%. Capital withdrew from mid/small-cap altcoins to take a safer stance; the Fear & Greed Index fell to 56 (neutral to cautious).

CPI inflation persistence weighs on the market:
Core inflation data boosted hawkish expectations for next week’s FOMC meeting. U.S. Treasury yields stayed elevated, and high-risk assets—such as tech stocks and cryptocurrencies—faced broad pressure.

♦️BTC key support: $76,500 – $77,000
(Daily EMA20 and the bottom of the short-term range box; held successfully yesterday.)
Key resistance: $78,000 – $78,500
(Breaking prior-wave neckline; a rebound counts as strengthening only after the body can stand back above.)

♦️ETH key resistance: $2,480 – $2,500
(An area of dense resistance around the daily EMA; first key test for any rebound)
Strong resistance: $2,520 – $2,550
(The prior-wave neckline that broke plus a dense trapped-fund zone; volume is needed to hold and confirm a shift to short-term strength.)

Key support: $2,400 – $2,420
(Recent dip lows and the round-number psychological level; yesterday initially halted the selloff.)
Strong support: $2,330 – $2,350
(Bottom of the swing structure; if it breaks to the downside with volume, it could open up correction room.)

♦️A range-building period dominated by the bears.
No clear reversal structure has formed yet.
Right now it’s a “churn phase” with overhead resolution/unwinding pressure near the highs, and below that, defense from swing moving averages.
With lower weekend liquidity, maintain a conservative watch-and-wait stance—don’t chase shorts and don’t rush into a heavy bottom-buy. Wait for next week’s rate decision to become clearer.

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Yesterday, the overall cryptocurrency market showed downward pressure.
"A bearish, drifting market; defensive positioning and a wait-and-see stance in terms of inventory (chip) management."

① Bitcoin (BTC): The intraday decline was about 0.9%–1.0%. Price consolidated in a range of $78,000–$78,400, repeatedly testing the $78,000 whole-number support during the day.
② Ether (ETH): The trend moved in sync but remained relatively weak, falling by roughly 0.77% and hovering near $2,460–$2,480.
③ Major altcoins: Most followed lower. BNB fell about 3.9%, SOL dropped about 2.5%, and Uniswap plunged by more than 11%. Only a few, such as Zcash (a privacy-themed coin), saw a modest uptick against the trend.

Stronger-than-expected macro data weighed on sentiment:
The latest U.S. August PPI year-over-year growth rate came in at 5.4% (driven by energy costs). Worries intensified that the upcoming FOMC meeting could maintain tight policy or even raise rates. Higher oil prices boosted U.S. Treasury yields, dampening risk-asset appetite.

ETF buying temporarily cooled:
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded consecutive net outflows (daily outflow of over $120 million). This ended the prior streak of continuous inflows. Main capital chose to play it safe and wait ahead of the upcoming CPI data.

Deleveraging in futures:
Long contracts accounted for more than 70% of the total liquidation amount, but open interest (OI) did not change much. This suggests the current situation is dominated by long traders proactively closing positions rather than a panic-driven cascade.

Key support zones:
BTC $77,500 – $78,000 (if there is a valid breakdown, the next round of support to watch is $76,000).

Key resistance zones:
BTC $79,800 – $80,500 (only confirmation of stabilization and a bottom can be made if price stands back above using volume-supported real bodies).

Market tone: Bearish consolidation.
Before CPI data and the rate meeting fully land, liquidity is relatively thin and there is insufficient momentum to push higher. In the current environment, it is suitable to stay conservative, control leverage, and wait for clearer directional confirmation.

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