BTC ارتفع بنسبة 0.64% في 15 دقيقة: تصحيح التوقعات الكلية بالإضافة إلى الارتداد الفني يدفع الارتفاع على المدى القصير.

UTC time 2026-07-07 12:00 to 12:15, BTC surged 0.64% rapidly, price fluctuated in the range of 63399.3 to 63874.2 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.75%. Market sentiment has recovered somewhat after the deep decline in June, short-term volatility has rebounded, and attention has significantly increased.

The main driving force behind this move is the resonance of macro expectation adjustments and technical rebound demand. First, Fed Chairman Warsh stated in early July that "inflation risks have declined," and coupled with the US adding only 57,000 new jobs, far below expectations, market expectations for monetary easing have risen, providing support for risk assets like Bitcoin. Second, after falling about 19% in June, BTC entered an oversold repair phase, with prices recovering from a low of $57,800 to around $63,000, currently testing key technical levels such as the 20-day moving average near $62,500.

Additionally, the futures market saw a significant decline in leverage after a large-scale long liquidation earlier. On July 6, long contract liquidations amounted to approximately $47.91 million, with Open Interest falling to about $46.5 billion. The elimination of leverage bubbles created conditions for price stabilization. Meanwhile, on-chain data shows that whales have accumulated approximately 270,000 BTC over the past two weeks, and the bottom-fishing behavior of long-term holders has further strengthened short-term support.

Currently, BTC is still in a phase of key technical level competition, with the $63,000 integer level and the 20-day moving average near $62,500 as short-term focus points. Looking ahead, caution is needed regarding volatility risks from the US CPI data on July 14 and the Fed's interest rate meeting on July 28-29, while also monitoring whether spot ETF fund flows continue to improve. Short-term volatility may intensify, and it is recommended to closely monitor market dynamics.