【U.S.-Iran Talks Once Again Stir Tension! Tough Signals Sent, Market Expectations Begin to Shift】
The U.S. and Iran are still in negotiations, but the atmosphere has clearly become much more tense.
According to the latest reports, the U.S. side has been urged to take a tougher stance toward Iran, with a key focus on dismantling Iran’s uranium enrichment program, as Iran’s nuclear capability is already approaching a critical threshold.
Meanwhile, a commentator from a U.S. think tank has also publicly called on Trump to take stronger measures in response to Iran’s negotiation strategy.
📉 The market has started to “react in advance”
Amid the news impact, expectations of a “friendly deal” between the U.S. and Iran have cooled noticeably:
The probability of an agreement “including reconstruction funding” declined From about 44% → 37.5% Sentiment has gradually shifted from optimistic to cautious
In simple terms: 👉 The market is starting to worry that the talks may not go so smoothly
🌍 Why is this crucial for the market?
U.S.-Iran relations have long been a major variable for global markets, especially affecting:
Oil prices Inflation expectations Risk assets (including the crypto market)
If the negotiations turn tougher or break down, it typically means:
👉 Oil prices are more likely to swing 👉 Risk assets come under pressure 👉 Safe-haven sentiment rises
👀 The next key points boil down to three:
Whether the White House or Iran releases new signals Whether there is progress related to “reconstruction funding” Whether there are any new moves on the military or sanctions front
Any change could once again alter market expectations.
📌 In essence, this round of talks is still far from decided, but the market has already started to “place bets in advance.”$BTC
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【Strategy Granted Permission to Sell Up to $1.25 Billion in BTC: Not Selling Pressure, but a “Risk-Relief Mechanism”】
One of the market’s most sensitive whales—Strategy (MSTR)—has once again had its latest move widely misunderstood by many.
The newest reports indicate that the company has been allowed to sell up to $1.25 billion worth of Bitcoin to replenish its U.S. dollar reserves.
But analysts think: 👉 This is not panic selling; it’s an upgrade in risk management.
The key points are actually simple: 👉 It is allowed to sell $BTC , but not immediately 👉 The cap is about 2.5% of its holdings 👉 Mainly used to meet financial obligations such as preferred stock payments
In one sentence: 👉 From “only buying, never selling,” to “controlled rebalancing”
Bitfinex analysts point out that behind this is a structural shift:
Previously, Strategy was: 👉 A pure long-term BTC holder
Now, Strategy is: 👉 Using BTC as an asset-management tool
That means: 👉 BTC is not just a belief asset—it’s a “financial instrument”
⚖️Why does the market see this as bullish instead?
Because it solves a major problem:
What the market used to worry about was:
NAV compression forced financing forced selling of coins to rescue cash flow
Now it becomes: 👉 Set sell rules in advance to avoid getting caught in a forced stampede
In one sentence: 👉 Having “brakes” is safer than having no brakes $NVDAB
Analysts believe: BTC’s daily trading volume exceeds $60 billion. Even if Strategy sells 2.5%, the impact on the market would be limited
The focus isn’t “how much is being sold,” but: 👉 Whether there’s a risk of an uncontrolled sell-off $SPCXB
Now that risk is actually reduced.
The signal released by this adjustment is: It’s no longer a brainless coin-hoarding model it’s shifting toward more complex balance-sheet and liability management reducing extreme risks instead of exiting the market
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【Bitcoin Drops to a 21-Month Low: Rates + ETF Outflows + Mysterious “Whale” Activity Spark a Wave of Selling】
The market suddenly “changed its face,” and Bitcoin was directly smashed to its lowest point since September 2024.
On June 25, $BTC briefly slid to $58,131, marking a 21-month low, and market sentiment collapsed instantly into “extreme fear.”
💥How brutal is this sell-off? 👉 Over $1 billion liquidated within 24 hours 👉 Long positions were liquidated in a concentrated wave 👉 Price briefly broke below key support levels 👉 The Fear & Greed Index flipped directly to “Extreme Fear”
In one sentence: 👉 This isn’t a slow bleed—it’s a chain-reaction stampede
Behind it are three forces pressing down together: 1️⃣ Rate expectations rise again With a rebound in inflation data, the market starts to believe: 👉 “Rate cuts may not come as fast”
2️⃣ ETF money begins to retreat The original largest buying force shows net outflows 👉 Institutional buying temporarily sputters
3️⃣ AI siphons off capital A large amount of risk capital rotates into AI stocks 👉 The crypto market is being “drained”
🐋The most sensitive variable: Strategy
The market is still watching one key point: 👉 MicroStrategy holds more than 845,000 BTC 👉 There were reports of an initial de-risking signal (since 2022)
Although the scale isn’t huge, the market reaction is big: 👉 It’s not about how much is being sold—it’s about whether selling has started
Because it’s the largest “psychological anchor” in the entire market.$MUB
⚠️There’s also a hidden accelerator 👉 $10 billion–level BTC options expire 👉 Increased hedging by market makers amplifies volatility 👉 Leveraged positions are liquidated in a domino effect
The result is: 👉 Drop → liquidation → further drop → more liquidation
A death spiral forms.
🧠Now the market’s core contradictions ETFs are still seeing outflows Whale risk hasn’t disappeared Macro interest rates continue to weigh down
But at the same time: 👉 Extreme panic has already appeared (historically, it often comes close to the bottoming phase) 👉 To understand BTC, don’t just look at price—look at “who is selling, who is withdrawing, and who is propping it up.”
[ETF Capital Frenzy Hits New High: $58 Billion Inflows in Six Months—Bitcoin’s Biggest “Buyer” Is Still Doubling Down]
In the first half of 2026, the strongest buyer in the crypto market isn’t retail investors or exchanges—it’s the ETF flows.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in insane amounts of capital. Cumulative net inflows have already surpassed $58 billion, setting a historic record.$BTC
A few key numbers to quickly understand: 👉 Highest single-day inflow: $843 million 👉 January single-day peak: $1.71 billion (over three days) 👉 April monthly inflows: up to about $2.4 billion 👉 In early 2026, daily inflows: about $670 million
In one sentence: 👉 As long as the money comes in, Bitcoin will have people “passively buying” continuously.
The big players largely solidify the landscape: BlackRock (IBIT) 👉 the top capital-absorbing king Fidelity (FBTC) 👉 the stable second tier Bitwise (BITB) 👉 keeps following up Grayscale (GBTC) 👉 still seeing ongoing outflows
Simple takeaway: 👉 Some are buying like crazy; others are continuously selling.
📉 But the market isn’t smooth sailing all the way.
In May, there was a clear pullback: 👉 13 consecutive days of net outflows 👉 Total outflows of about $4.4 billion
But inflows returned soon after.
What does that mean? 👉 Capital can withdraw, but demand is still there.
ETFs have become Bitcoin’s “main engine”: It’s no longer driven by sentiment, but by real institutional capital entering and exiting. Every inflow corresponds to real BTC purchases.
👉 Now, Bitcoin’s price is largely determined by ETF flows. 👉 If you want to understand Bitcoin’s trajectory, you can’t just look at the candlestick chart anymore—you have to track ETF fund flows.$ETH
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【Crypto Industry Shake-Up: Over 70 Projects “Disappear” in the First Half of 2026】
Halfway through 2026, the crypto market has already begun to “clear inventory.”
According to RootData, in the first half of this year, 70+ crypto projects have shut down, gone bankrupt, or completely ceased operations.
This time, it’s not just “small projects being eliminated,” but an industry-wide sweep: 👉 Loopring, NFTfi, Nifty Gateway 👉 DeFi, NFTs, Layer2, and Web3 gaming projects 👉 Even infrastructure and wallet-related projects weren’t spared
One-sentence summary: 👉 Almost every track is “shrinking.”
Some projects raised huge amounts of funding, but the outcome was even worse:
Yupp: Raised $33 million, 1.3 million users, but couldn’t make money Syndicate Labs: Raised $27.8 million; demand for the DAO dropped + a private key incident, and it shut down directly Entropy: Raised $27 million; the final product never got to market-fit
The core problem is only one: 👉 Being able to raise funds ≠ being able to survive
Behind the industry contraction are a few key reasons: Bitcoin fell about 23% in Q1 VC funding is clearly tighter Capital is flowing back to BTC ETFs and major coins Declining activity on NFT / DeFi / gaming chains
One-sentence summary: 👉 Money is flowing back, and risk-heavy projects are collectively being “cut off” $ETH
🧠 This round isn’t a collapse—it’s a “selection process.”
Though it looks bleak, the essence is: Bubble projects exit Real-demand projects remain The industry shifts from “telling stories” to “telling revenue”
👉 To survive in the crypto market, it’s not about who rises fastest—it’s about who can live the longest.$BTC
【Lending Agreement Precisely “Dissected”: Edel Finance Suffered an Attack Loss of About $200,000】
According to CertiK Alert monitoring, the lending protocol Edel Finance was attacked, with losses of about $204,000.$NVDAB
The key vulnerabilities are: 👉 The attacker manipulated the collateral asset pricing mechanism 👉 Used the price dependency between wGOOGLx and GOOGLx 👉 Successfully extracted funds through a “lending arbitrage” approach
In simple terms: 👉 The price calculation was set up to trick the system into miscalculating the账
This attack exposes a typical DeFi risk: Collateral assets rely on a single pricing logic The oracle/pricing mechanism is not robust enough Attackers can “amplify rule loopholes” to perform arbitrage
One sentence: 👉 It’s not that the hacker’s tech is that strong—it's that the mechanism provided the loophole
🧠 Industry Signal
Although the amount isn’t huge, the meaning is critical: DeFi lending protocols are still a high-risk area Price-mechanism attacks are turning into a “standard playbook” Even small vulnerabilities can be precisely amplified
👉 To survive in this market long-term, you can’t just look at returns—you also need to see where “the system” can go wrong.$BTC
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【Ethereum Project Hits Another Snag: BackedFi Reportedly Attacked, Losing About $200,000】
Crypto security is sounding another alarm.
According to TenArmorAlert monitoring, the Ethereum on-chain project BackedFi appears to have been targeted in an attack, resulting in an estimated loss of around $204,200.$SPCXB
At present, the known information is quite limited: 👉 Project funds saw abnormal outflows 👉 About $204,000 was transferred out 👉 Attack details are still under investigation
Although the amount isn’t “whale-level,” the nature of the incident is still sensitive: 👉 Another on-chain project has come under scrutiny
⚠️Why are these smaller incidents more dangerous?
Many people ignore attacks in the “tens of hundreds of thousands” range, but the issue is that:
Attack frequency is increasing Smaller projects are easier to breach Fund outflows are often more discreet
👉 It’s not that it’s not serious—it’s that it’s happening more often$ETH
Right now, on-chain security is turning into:
DeFi / small protocols = high-frequency targets Lower attack barriers Rising difficulty in recovering funds
The market may look like it’s up and down on the surface, but underlying risk never disappears.
👉 In this market, you shouldn’t just “chase the trend”—you need to understand where the risks come from.$MUB
AI is still surging, and the first to fully cash in on the upside isn’t software companies—it’s the “shovel sellers,” the chipmakers.
Micron Technology has just delivered a set of earnings that made Wall Street “recalculate.”
This time the data is on a “generation gap” level: 👉 Revenue: $41.46 billion (expected: about $35.8 billion) 👉 Year-over-year growth: +345% 👉 Earnings per share: $25.11 (significantly above expectations) 👉 After-hours share price surged by as much as ~15%
In one sentence: 👉 This isn’t just “above expectations”—it’s a direct “crushing of expectations.”
What truly lit up the market isn’t the past, but the future: 👉 Q4 revenue guidance: $50 billion 👉 Market expectation: about $43 billion$MU
The company directly told the market: 👉 AI demand is still accelerating—not topping out, but continuing to expand 🧠 AI is疯狂ly devouring “memory” $NVDAB
Micron’s CEO also spelled out the core logic: AI training models require massive memory Data centers are expanding like crazy Demand for HBM (high-bandwidth memory) has exploded
And Micron is perfectly positioned at the core of the supply chain: 👉 One of the three key suppliers in the DRAM / NAND / HBM ecosystem
Simply put: 👉 The stronger the AI, the more expensive the memory—and the more Micron profits
What the market was worried about earlier was “AI overheating”
But Micron’s earnings report shows: 👉 AI isn’t a bubble—it’s a structural upgrade in demand 👉 To understand the crypto market, you don’t just need to watch coin prices—you also need to watch AI, chips, and liquidity.$SPCXB
[June Crypto Hacker Frenzy: 40 Attacks, Nearly $76 Million in Losses]
According to PeckShield’s latest monitoring data, in June 2026 the global crypto industry experienced 40 major hacking incidents, with total losses of approximately $75.87 million.$BTC
Although this is slightly lower than May, the risk remains high.
Projects with the highest losses include:
👉 Humanity Protocol: about $31.0 million (largest single incident) 👉 Syscoin Bridge: about $10.0 million 👉 MEV bot attacks: about $7.5 million 👉 Secret Network: about $4.67 million 👉 Polymarket users’ funds: about $3.0 million 👉 Multiple other cross-chain bridges and DeFi projects hit in succession
👉 Bridges breached, protocols attacked, and funds siphoned off
This isn’t just about “being hacked”—what’s even more worth noting is:
Multi-chain capital washed away across chains Funds mixed and reused among hackers Attack methods becoming more systematic$ETH
There are even signs that: 👉 Different attack incidents may involve related groups
📉 A superficial decline doesn’t mean it’s safer
While June losses fell by about 7% compared with May, the reality is:
Attack frequency remains concentrated (40 incidents) DeFi and cross-chain bridges are still the worst-hit areas The scale of individual attacks is becoming increasingly concentrated$SPCXB
👉 It’s not that risk is decreasing—it’s that the playbook has changed
Crypto security is now evolving into: Attacks becoming more covert Fund flows becoming more complex Greater difficulty in tracking
👉 Hackers are also “upgrading their versions” 👉 To survive in this market, it’s not only about watching the行情—you also need to assess the risk structure.
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【In the crypto winter, he still made a killing? Trump raked in over $1 billion in crypto gains in a year】
While the entire crypto market is sliding—Bitcoin down about half from its peak and industry sentiment in the dumps—one name has been疯狂“harvesting” profits: Trump.
The latest government financial disclosures show that over the past year, he累计 profited more than $1 billion through crypto-related business.$ETH
💰So where did the money mainly come from?
Here’s a quick breakdown: 👉 Sales of commemorative coins / personal tokens: about $635 million 👉 World Liberty Financial token project: over $500 million in收益 👉 NFT licensing and other crypto businesses: about $6 million
Besides that, he also holds a large amount of crypto assets: BTC and ETH total more than $100 million+ USDC, Coinbase stock, CME, ICE, and other crypto-related holdings He even owns equity in AI + mining-related companies
One sentence summary: 👉 It’s not just that he “participates in crypto”—he is deeply绑定 the entire crypto ecosystem$BTC
At the same time: Bitcoin is down about 50% from its highs Most crypto companies are under operating pressure The industry as a whole has entered an adjustment cycle
A stark contrast emerges: 👉 While the industry is pulling back, he is accelerating cash-out
And the questions are far from trivial: Are there potential conflicts of interest Policy-making is intertwined with personal holdings The crypto regulatory bill is still being fought over
The core of market skepticism boils down to one line: 👉 “What happens when the rule-maker is also a participant?”
At its core, this isn’t really about “how much he made,” but about three signals:
Crypto has moved into a phase where it is deeply tied to politics and capital Top resources are concentrating among a small number of people Behind crypto volatility is a more complex power structure
👉 If you want to understand the crypto market, you can’t just look at the K-line charts anymore.
[Rare Statement by the Founder of Telegram: I Never Sold $BTC ; It Could Rise to $1 Million in the Future]
In his latest interview, the Telegram founder revealed that the Bitcoin he bought early on has not only never been sold—but has also continued to support his personal life.
Many people think: 👉 Telegram made him rich
But Durov said: For him personally, Telegram is actually “money-losing”
The real source of cash flow is: 👉 The Bitcoin he bought in 2013
📉 How did it start? Entered BTC in 2013 (about $700) Put in millions of dollars After that, BTC at one point fell to $200–$300
Back then, many people advised him to cut his losses, but he chose to: Not look, not sell, and keep holding
The core reason is very simple: Bitcoin can’t be frozen or confiscated at will It’s not subject to political control There’s no central authority that can intervene
He said Bitcoin is: 👉 “the most free form of currency”
📈 Why is he still extremely bullish?
Durov’s key logic is: Fiat currencies keep being overissued Bitcoin’s total supply is fixed There won’t be infinite inflation
So he believes: 👉 The long-term price can only be pushed higher
He said: “I believe Bitcoin will eventually reach $1 million.”
At the same time, he also emphasized: 👉 Bitcoin is no longer an experiment—it’s a system that will exist long term
📌 In his view, Bitcoin isn’t speculation; it’s an “irreplaceable wealth system.”
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[The UK makes a move: FCA launches the strictest crypto regulatory framework in history, and the industry enters the “compliance era”]
On June 29, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) formally released the UK’s final crypto asset regulatory rules, covering almost all core businesses, including exchanges, stablecoins, custody, lending, and staking.
📊 Core change: get licensed first, then talk business
To do crypto business in the UK in the future, you must: Apply for a license from September 30, 2026 to February 28, 2027 New rules officially take effect on October 25, 2027 Existing anti-money laundering registrations will no longer be automatically valid
In one sentence: 👉 Old players also have to “re-sit the exam” to stay on the job
💰 Stricter capital requirements
The new rules clearly state: Crypto asset capital requirement: 40% net risk exposure Stablecoin issuance: capital coefficient reduced to 1% Annual stress tests are mandatory (simulating extreme crashes)
The core logic is simple: Whether you can survive depends not on growth, but on risk resistance.
🔍 Market regulation is also comprehensively upgraded
This time, the FCA is mainly watching three things: Insider trading Market manipulation Cross-platform price behavior
It even requires: 👉 Large platforms (annual revenue exceeding 10 million pounds) to share monitoring data
At the same time, it explicitly permits two “legitimate operations”: Token burning Price stabilization mechanisms during listing/issuance phases
Although the direction is similar to MiCA, the UK is tougher:
EU: one license, valid across Europe UK: separate FCA approval must be applied for UK additions: mandatory stress tests + more unified capital rules
👉 For institutions: compliance costs rise directly by one notch
⚠️ The FCA also put it very bluntly
Regulation will not eliminate risk: “Investing in crypto assets may still result in the loss of all your money”
The meaning is clear: 👉 Regulation protects behavior, not returns
📌 One-sentence summary: The UK is bringing the crypto market from “free growth” into “operation within the financial regulatory system.”
【Tom Lee's Latest Assessment: The Worst Crypto Sentiment May Already Be Behind Us】
The market is still falling, but Wall Street is starting to talk differently.
In his latest post on X, Tom Lee (Chairman of BitMine) said that crypto assets remain “high-volatility assets,” but the current market may be in the final stretch of the most pessimistic phase of sentiment.
He summarized several key “headwinds”: The Fed may still maintain expectations for a tight policy Uncertainty over the regulatory outlook of the “CLARITY Act” AI investment hype diverting risk capital Private credit markets absorbing liquidity
In one sentence: money is becoming more expensive—and also more diversified.
But he also emphasized: it’s not only bad news.
There are also “tailwind factors”: Tokenization is a long-term megatrend Crypto assets could benefit from the expansion of the AI industry chain Capital is shifting from “cash” to “software-like assets” Market sentiment may already be nearing the “most pessimistic range” The core point is actually just one
👉 Macroeconomic pressure remains, but the “worst sentiment” may already have happened.
What investors really need to look at isn’t the price.
Instead, it’s a key change:
Is capital still leaving? Or has it started to “hesitate” and “wait to re-enter”?
Historically, market turning points often happen when: Everyone no longer wants to talk about it.
【CZ Latest Interpretation: Why Is the Crypto Market Still Under Pressure? A Triple Hit from AI Liquidity Inflows, Geopolitical Tensions, and Cycle Resonance】
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) recently said that the current weakness in the crypto market is not caused by a single factor, but by the combined impact of multiple forces.
In early 2026, Bitcoin briefly approached above $90,000, even surging to as high as $96,000, but then it continued to fall. It is now trading around $60,000, which is about a 50% pullback from its all-time high.
The entire crypto market has since entered a correction cycle.
CZ believes the current market is mainly influenced by three forces: 1️⃣ Capital flows into AI Large amounts of short-term speculative funds have flowed into AI and new technology sectors, temporarily draining liquidity from the crypto market.
2️⃣ Geopolitical uncertainty Global tensions are weighing on high-risk assets, including Bitcoin.
3️⃣ Four-year cycle pullback stage The crypto market has long followed the “halving cycle,” and it is currently in a historically defined adjustment range.
👉 In short: it’s not a single-point issue, but a “resonance-driven cooling.”
Despite short-term pressure, CZ remains optimistic in the long run: - Demand for digital asset trading continues to grow - Crypto infrastructure keeps maturing - New applications such as prediction markets are expanding
He believes these trends won’t change due to short-term volatility.
Today’s market looks more like a phase of capital reallocation rather than the end of an industry cycle.
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[Trump Announces Iran “Abandoning Nuclear Weapons Promise”? Middle East Tension May Face a Key Turning Point; Markets Watch Multi-Asset Volatility]
On June 29, Trump said via social media that Iran has agreed not to develop nuclear weapons and will hold talks with the U.S. in Doha, Qatar.
He also emphasized that if Iran violates its commitment, it will face “severe consequences.” U.S. representatives are expected to include key figures such as special envoy Steve Witkoff.
This round of talks is part of a 60-day negotiation framework, focusing on: Non-proliferation agreement Regional ceasefire and stability mechanisms Subsequent technical negotiations
However, the parties’ statements are not consistent at present: 👉 The U.S. says “Iran proactively requested the talks” 👉 Some Iranian officials say the meeting has “not yet been officially confirmed”
This indicates that uncertainty still remains in the situation.
🟠 Why is the market paying attention?
Because the Middle East is a core energy corridor for the world: Any conflict → oil price fluctuations Tensions easing → inflation expectations may fall Inflation declining → the Fed is more likely to loosen policy
Over the past year, Middle East tensions have already: Pushed up risk premium in crude oil Held back sentiment in risk assets Affected global liquidity expectations
If the Doha negotiations can result in a substantive agreement: 👉 Risk assets (including the crypto market) are typically favored
But if it’s only “continuing talks”: 👉 The market will likely treat it as noise
What truly moves the market isn’t the news itself, but whether it can create certainty.
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【Bitcoin ETF Big Exit! A week saw outflows of $1.79 billion, are institutions “cooling off” collectively?】
The spot Bitcoin ETF market has just sent a notable signal.
According to the latest data, over the past week, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $1.79 billion—marking the third-largest weekly fund withdrawal in history.
Looking at specific products, the outflows were mainly concentrated in several major ETFs:
BlackRock IBIT: outflow of about $1.303 billion over the week (largest by assets) Fidelity FBTC: outflow of about $315 million
Even for products that have long been most favored by capital, this week clearly showed signs of “cooling off.”
Not all funds are withdrawing: Grayscale’s BTC Mini Trust still recorded roughly $71.7 million in net inflows
But in terms of overall scale, it is far from enough to offset the pressure from outflows in the mainstream ETFs.
Current overall situation of Bitcoin ETFs:
Total asset size: $72.82 billion Cumulative historical net inflows: still $51.6 billion ETF fund share: about 6.08% of BTC market cap
In other words—long-term capital is still there, but in the short term it is clearly starting to “slow down.”
ETF fund flows are often viewed as a barometer of institutional sentiment.
When large-scale inflows slow down or even turn into outflows, it often means: Risk appetite is declining Institutions start locking in profits The probability of short-term pressure on the market increases
This round of Bitcoin price action is no longer just a matter of retail sentiment—it is a phase where institutional capital begins to “switch positions,” deciding when to move in and when to move out.
【As the stock price falls, he’s still adding? Saylor hints again: keep buying BTC】
Although Strategy (MSTR)’s stock price has continued to face pressure, Michael Saylor has once again released a very clear signal:
👉 “We will keep buying Bitcoin.”
Latest holdings data revealed
According to the newest data he shared:
* BTC holdings: about 847,363 BTC * Total market value: about $5.088 billion * Total number of buys: 113 * Average cost: about $75,653
One-sentence summary: 👉 It’s already one of the publicly listed companies with the heaviest BTC exposure globally
What’s the more important signal?
This time, Saylor’s accompanying chart is not just a simple display of his holdings—it’s emphasizing:
👉 “The buy curve is still moving upward.”
In other words: * He has kept buying for a long time * His costs continue to rise * And there are no signs of stopping
He even implied: 👉 “We need more charts.”
Translated, it means: 📌 Not done buying yet—he will keep adding.
But the market isn’t fully buying into it.
The reality is: * MSTR’s stock price has been weakening recently * The market worries about financing ability and cash-flow pressure * The preferred stock (STRC) price is also clearly under pressure
Even though the company still has some USD reserves covering short-term dividends, the market focus has shifted from “can they buy BTC” to:
👉 “How long can this model hold up?”
There’s only one core contradiction.
Now the story splits into two tracks:
Saylor’s logic: 👉 Keep buying BTC over the long term and strengthen long-term pricing power
Within this structure, the real question isn’t: 👉 Whether he buys BTC
But: 👉 Whether the market is still willing to provide him with “buying ammunition.”
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【“Has the last dip already begun?” Big player urges: July–August could be a buying-the-dip window】
Bitcoin institutional investor Liquid Capital founder Yilihua believes:
👉 This may be the “final, clear round of pullback” in this cycle
He also directly gave a timeframe: July–August may be a period worth paying close attention to for buying the dip
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Why does he think so?
The core logic mainly has three points: 1)The cycle has entered its late stage
He thinks this is the third round of decline since 1011. Looking at it by cycle, it may be nearing the final phase of consolidation.
In other words, it looks more like late-cycle volatility rather than the start of a new bear market.
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2)The broader external market is still key
He specifically mentioned two variables: ✔ US stock market performance (especially tech stocks) ✔ MicroStrategy (Strategy)
If the US stock market is pressured again by inflation and rate-expectation concerns, Bitcoin could also be pulled back passively.
👉 BTC isn’t moving independently—it’s still affected by global liquidity
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3)The “black swan” hasn’t appeared yet
The tail end of historical bear markets is usually accompanied by extreme events, but this time none has shown up yet.
Therefore, he believes the market may still be in a stage of “not fully completed cleansing.”
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His price projections
If you take the high point at about $126,000:
* A 60% pullback → about $51,000 * A 66% pullback → about $43,000
So that means:
👉 The bottom range may still be between $43,000 and $51,000
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Summary of the core viewpoint
His view isn’t “rising soon,” but rather: 👉 We may still be in the structure of the last round of decline
The key turning points are:
✔ July–August ✔ Changes in liquidity ✔ Whether the US stock market continues to face pressure
If these conditions hold, it could mark the start of a new cycle.
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But what should you watch for?
The premise of this view is: 👉 You believe this is the tail end of the cycle—not the start of a new bear market
These two interpretations correspond to completely different strategies.
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One final sentence is crucial: Not every “buy-the-dip window” will pan out, but the big opportunities often show up when nobody dares to confirm the bottom.
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[BTC can’t hold $60K? XRP is nearing $1! Key support levels in crypto are under pressure]
The crypto market has one main focus lately: support levels are being tested.
Bitcoin is holding near $60,000, XRP is nearing $1, and SHIB continues to weaken.
Overall, major coins are currently:
👉 Weak rebounds, trend not truly turning bullish yet
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BTC: $60,000 is the key level
Bitcoin’s issue isn’t just a pullback—it’s that the upward structure has been broken.
The most important range right now is:
👉 $58,000 – $60,000
If it breaks down, it may continue to trigger selling pressure.
Even though the RSI is approaching 32 and there may be a short-term rebound, as long as it doesn’t reclaim above $64,000, the trend remains relatively weak.
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XRP: $1 is the last line of defense
XRP has already broken below its prior consolidation range, and the price action has weakened.
What matters most now is:
👉 The $1 support level
If it’s lost, it could continue to probe lower.
With the RSI near 32, there are oversold signals, but it hasn’t yet shown a clear reversal.
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SHIB: Most clearly bearish
SHIB has already broken below a rising wedge, and the structure remains weak.
The current picture is very clear: ✔ All moving averages are below ✔ Rebounds lack volume ✔ RSI is deeply oversold
But note this: 👉 Oversold doesn’t mean a reversal
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There’s one exception: Solana
Compared to the rest, Solana is one of the few coins showing resilience.
After it stabilized in the $63–$65 range, improvement started to appear: ✔ Higher lows ✔ RSI recovering to 49 ✔ Trading volume picking up
The key short-term level is: 👉 $72 support
If it holds, there’s a chance to look toward the $77 area.
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One-line summary
It’s not a full-blown collapse right now; it’s: 👉 Most coins are holding support, while a few are starting to diverge
Next, we’ll see who can hold their key levels first—whoever does may rebound first.
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【Middle East conflict flares up again: oil prices inch higher, but the market is “unmoved”? Money is shifting to tech stocks!】
The Middle East situation has turned tense again in recent days.
The United States has launched another round of strikes targeting Iran’s military objectives. Iran, meanwhile, has attacked vessels near the Strait of Hormuz and fired missiles and drones toward Kuwait and Bahrain, temporarily disrupting ceasefire talks.
But soon after, both sides agreed to resume ceasefire negotiations at the technical level.
Judging from the outcome: the conflict is escalating, yet the market reaction is clearly “cooler.”
Oil prices have only risen slightly. Brent crude is back around $72, and WTI is near $69—there’s been no major spike.
Even more interesting is this:
👉 Global markets show almost no panic response
The reason is simple—investors’ attention has already shifted.
What the market truly cares about now isn’t geopolitical risk, but something else:
👉 Tech stocks and the AI rally
Persistent AI compute demand continues to drive shortages in memory/storage chips. Tech giants like Apple and Microsoft can shift cost pressure by raising prices, while smaller and mid-sized companies face greater strain.
In other words:
✔ The tech cycle powered by AI is pulling the market’s focus away ✔ The impact of geopolitical conflict is being weakened at the margin ✔ Capital is prioritizing bets on “growth logic,” not “risk events”
Even some technology companies are accelerating their entry into index frameworks.
For example, SpaceX is viewed by the market as having a chance to become one of the fastest companies in history to be added to the Nasdaq 100—reflecting that the preference for tech assets is being reinforced even further.
So the market picture is now quite clear:
👉 Geopolitical risk is still there, but it’s no longer the main storyline 👉 AI and tech growth are the core logic guiding where capital flows
That’s also why oil prices haven’t swung sharply despite the conflict escalating.
Because what truly determines the price isn’t just “what happened,” but:
👉 What story capital is trading right now
For investors, at this stage the most important thing isn’t the news itself, but recognizing the shift in the main theme:
From “risk-avoidance driven” → “growth-driven”
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