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On Tuesday, the US-Iran conflict escalated again—The US launched a new round of airstrikes, Iran shot down a drone and responded with threats, quickly bringing back geopolitical risk premiums, pushing international oil prices up by over 3%. However, the crypto market did not see safe-haven buying; instead, it was pressured by rising expectations of Fed rate hikes (a 70% chance of a rate hike before December) and climbing US Treasury yields (10-year at 4.49%), resulting in overall weakness: Bitcoin repeatedly tested the $78,000 level without success, remaining below this threshold; Ethereum also traded within a narrow range below $2,150. On the capital side, last week’s spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of about $1.26 billion, the worst weekly performance of the year, with funds clearly rotating into non-mainstream sectors like HYPE and XRP, further weakening Bitcoin’s upward momentum. Technically, Bitcoin needs to volume-break and hold steady in the $78,000–$79,000 zone to open upward space; otherwise, it will continue to test support at $76,000–$75,000. Ethereum faces resistance at the $2,150 neckline, with no-volume rebounds being traps. In the short term, under macro risks and liquidity tightening expectations, the market is unlikely to have independent moves, likely continuing range-bound oscillation. Trading should focus on defense, patiently waiting for clearer direction. Yibo will continue to monitor macro data, institutional fund flows, and on-chain changes, updating strategies in real time.

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Bitcoin’s overall price yesterday morning retraced from $77,300 to stabilize around $76,400, rebounded to $77,500 in the afternoon, then fell back to around $76,600. Although it pushed up to $78,000 in the evening, it failed to break through the resistance, then faced downward pressure, reaching a low of $75,600 by early morning. Structurally, the market remains within a wide-range oscillation channel—$78,500 provides clear resistance above, while the low at $74,200 below shows insufficient trading volume exchange in that zone, lacking strong support. In the short term, prices are oscillating within the box, with neither bulls nor bears able to break the deadlock. On the 4-hour chart, Bollinger Bands are narrowing, with price moving around the middle band, MACD shows weak bullish momentum with a small red histogram, RSI hovers between 40-50, indicating unclear direction. Trading strategies can rely on high sell and low buy within the range, with resistance at $77,500–$78,000 and support at $75,500–$76,000, waiting for volume breakout confirmation.

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Ethereum’s price yesterday morning retraced from $2,110, dipped to $2,083 in the afternoon, then started to rebound, but the rebound was limited. It tested the $2,139 area twice without forming an effective breakout, then fell under pressure, oscillating downward throughout the day, reaching a low of $2,053 early morning, currently around $2,070 with slight correction. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, the price remains between the lower and middle Bollinger Bands, with the middle band (around $2,100) acting as resistance; short-term moving averages MA7/30 are forming resistance around $2,080–$2,100, MACD shows a death cross below zero, with slightly enlarged red histograms indicating remaining bearish strength. RSI stays below 40, showing weakness in rebounds. Resistance above gradually shifts down to $2,080–$2,100, support at $2,040–$2,050; if broken again, bears will further test the $2,000 level. Overall, Ethereum is in a weak bottoming phase, with trading strategies favoring shorting rebounds and cautious bottom fishing.