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The macro scene over the weekend was generally quiet, with the US stock market closed, and the crypto market continuing the consolidation pattern from last week with reduced volume. Gold fluctuated slightly lower after risk aversion sentiment cooled marginally; crude oil continued to digest expectations of US-Iran negotiations, hovering around $95. In the crypto market, Bitcoin traded narrowly between $79,000 and $80,500 all weekend, with no clear direction; Ethereum also consolidated at the lower end of the $2,260-$2,320 range. On the capital front, Bitcoin spot ETF saw slight outflows continuing into the weekend, on-chain activity declined, stablecoin holdings showed no significant increase, and the willingness of new funds to enter remains insufficient. Overall, in the absence of new narratives and macro catalysts, the crypto market is likely to continue range-bound in the short term, awaiting next week’s CPI data and Fed officials’ speeches for new guidance. Yibo will continue to monitor macro data, institutional fund flows, and on-chain changes, providing real-time strategy updates.

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Bitcoin started this week from $78,000 and completed a full “rise-high - pullback - re-stabilize” rhythm, with a weekly candle closing as a large bullish candle, establishing a mid-term bullish tone; on the daily chart, after forming a bearish candle, today again entered a process of bullish candles progressing, indicating that the bears have not formed continuous pressure. However, short-term momentum has weakened: yesterday’s price was basically compressed within a very narrow range of $80,000-$80,500, with a brief attempt to reach $81,000 at night but quickly falling back, showing insufficient willingness to chase longs at high levels. Currently, it remains in a tug-of-war near the $80,000 mark. Overall, this is a consolidation phase within the bullish trend, with key support at $79,200-$79,500. Only a breakout above $80,800-$81,000 can reopen space for further gains. Strategy-wise, maintain a pullback-to-buy approach, avoiding chasing highs.

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Ethereum traded within a very narrow range of $2,300-$2,320 all day yesterday. After a quick spike to $2,298 at night, it surged to $2,337 but then fell back near $2,320, showing that bulls have the desire to rebound but lack continuation. The overall trend this week was clearly weaker than Bitcoin: starting from $2,300 on Monday, it only reached a high of $2,423 before rapidly crashing to $2,260; then, over the weekend, it shifted into a low-level correction. The current price is barely stuck around $2,320, a typical “weak rebound, weak pullback, consolidation” structure. Short-term resistance is at $2,330-$2,340; only a volume-supported break above this zone could test $2,380-$2,400. Support is at $2,290-$2,300; losing this support risks a retest of $2,260. Maintain a range-bound strategy of selling high and buying low or patiently wait for a clear direction.