#特朗普撤销欧盟关税威胁 Last night to the early morning, the行情 of $BTC and $ETH kept everyone on edge — first hammered down then slowly rebounded. Bitcoin plummeted to around 87200, and Ethereum also fell to around 2870, with selling pressure frighteningly high. Fortunately, the tension over tariffs with Trump eased, trade worries temporarily dissipated, and the US stock market strengthened accordingly, giving the crypto market some relief. Bitcoin re-claimed the 90,000 level, and Ethereum barely held above 3000, which temporarily halted the decline.



To put it simply, this wave of行情 was entirely driven by macro factors. The Greenland issue, the surge in Japanese bond yields—these haven't been fully digested yet. The current rebound is actually just a technical retracement after an oversell—daily Bollinger Bands' lower band stabilized, four-hour MACD is shrinking, RSI has exited the oversold zone. In the short term, there is indeed a rebound demand, but honestly, the momentum is very weak.

Today, pay close attention to a few key levels: resistance for Bitcoin at 91200 and 92500, and support at 89000-88000; for Ethereum, resistance is at 3100-3150, with support at 2870-2930. If these critical points are broken, the price could continue to decline.

Don't forget, the initial jobless claims and core PCE data will be released today, and these two indicators directly influence the market's rhythm. Currently, it's not advisable to blindly chase the rally; it's better to wait until the rebound strength is confirmed before taking action. Position sizes must be strictly controlled, and risk management should be in place—it's easy to get caught if you're not careful.
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