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This week’s macro landscape shows a pattern of “strong US stocks, commodity divergence, and crypto dislocation.” All three major US stock indices closed higher on Friday, with the S&P 500 rising 5.15% this month, the Nasdaq up 8.36%, and the S&P 500 continuing its ninth consecutive week of gains, the longest streak since December 2023. The dollar index fluctuated and closed near 99 this week. Gold and silver initially declined then rebounded amid inflation data and geopolitical uncertainties, bouncing back on Friday; crude oil continued its decline influenced by expectations of US-Iran negotiations, with WTI closing near $91. Notably, macro news released after yesterday’s evening session was bullish, causing US stocks and gold to rally across the board, while oil declined. However, the crypto market did not follow suit. Bitcoin briefly tested 74,200 before retreating again; Ethereum reached 2,045 before facing downward pressure, indicating the current independent weakness of crypto assets—funds did not interpret macro bullish signals as reasons to buy, but rather faced selling pressure during the rebound. Yibo will continue to monitor macro data, institutional fund flows, and on-chain changes, updating strategies in real time.

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Bitcoin continued its consolidation pattern in the morning yesterday, briefly rising to 73,900 before pulling back. During the US trading session, stimulated by macro bullish news, it sharply dropped to a low of 72,450, then quickly rebounded to around 74,200. However, the bulls failed to hold the gains, and it retreated again in the early morning, currently oscillating around 73,300. From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows a “double bottom rebound + spike and pullback” converging structure, with 72,450 and 74,200 forming a short-term range. The Bollinger Bands are gradually narrowing, with the middle band compressing near 73,800. The MACD fast and slow lines are below zero and converging, with weak momentum, indicating a typical weak consolidation state. Weekend liquidity is relatively thin, so the market is expected to continue oscillating within the 73,000–74,000 range. Trading strategy: consider buying low and selling high within the 72,450–74,200 range; if the price breaks the range, follow the trend; strictly control position sizes to prevent sudden spikes.

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Ethereum shows an overall pattern of “weak rally, bottoming out and rebounding, then falling again,” with a volatile structure: in the morning, it consolidated above 2,000 with narrow fluctuations; in the afternoon, it rebounded but was pressured after touching 2,020, then dropped to a low of 1,975. Stimulated by macro bullish news, it quickly surged to 2,045 but failed to stabilize, retreating again in the early morning to around 2,010. From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows converging highs and lows (1,975–2,045), with Bollinger Bands narrowing and flattening, the middle band near 2,030. The MACD fast and slow lines are below zero and converging, with weak momentum, indicating a typical weak consolidation pattern. Weekend liquidity is thin, so the market is expected to oscillate within 1,980–2,030. Trading strategy: consider high selling near 2,030–2,040 with light positions, with a stop-loss above 2,050; consider short-term longs around 1,980–1,990 with stops below 1,970. Breakouts of the range should follow the trend, with strict position management to prevent spike risks.