For the first time in nearly 30 years, the US and Japan have reportedly coordinated to buy the Japanese yen, aiming to slow its sharp decline.
The surprise intervention pushed the yen sharply higher and caught global markets off guard. Traders are now watching closely to see whether this marks the beginning of a broader shift in currency markets.
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$BTC is holding near $63K, but the next move could be decided soon.
👀 Key support sits around $62K–$62.5K, where a strong liquidity cluster has formed. If price drops into this zone and quickly reclaims it, buyers could take back control.
On the upside, liquidity is waiting around $64K and again near $65K–$65.5K.
For now, Bitcoin is simply moving between liquidity zones. A breakout from either side could set the direction for the next major move.