Middle East suddenly cools down! Behind BTC's rebound, the real excitement is actually Wall Street

Many people think that last night's BTC rise is a matter of the crypto world itself.
Actually, it's not.
The truly happy ones are Wall Street.
Because as long as the situation in the Middle East slightly eases, global risk assets will breathe a sigh of relief.
After news of a draft agreement between the US and Iran emerged, US stocks and the crypto market almost recovered in sync.
BTC briefly touched $78k again.
But what's interesting is:
Although it rose, market sentiment hasn't fully gone crazy.
The reason is simple:
Everyone is afraid of a "news reversal."
After all, the biggest characteristic of the Middle East situation in recent years is:
Talking peace during the day;
Making tough statements at night.
So now, funds are especially cautious.
Especially institutional funds, which are no longer chasing the rally but are instead "probing bets."
What they truly care about is:
How long can this easing last?
If it's just a short-term ceasefire sentiment, BTC's rebound space is limited;
But if global risk appetite truly recovers, BTC is likely to challenge its historical highs again.
My view on the market today is:
Short-term bullish, but not suitable for mindless chasing.
Because although BTC has now regained above $77k,
trading volume hasn't fully exploded.
Simply put:
Price has come back,
but sentiment hasn't fully returned.
It's like an ex suddenly chatting with you:
Not necessarily to get back together,
but maybe just boredom.
Another key issue is:
The Federal Reserve.
If the Fed continues to maintain high interest rates, BTC's upward space will be significantly suppressed.
Because in a high-interest-rate environment, the attractiveness of dollar assets remains strong.
But as soon as the market starts trading "rate cut expectations" again, BTC is likely to re-enter a crazy bull mode.
In one sentence:
The current BTC is actually waiting for a real "big reason."
And the positive news from the Middle East may just be the fuse.
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