Japan’s rate hike to 1%—the highest in over 30 years—but BTC hasn’t crashed.



Strange, right 🌚?

Back in the day, news like this would’ve made the market shake right away. This time is different—the US-Iran ceasefire agreement pushed BTC from just above 60k back to above 65k, and the negative impact of Japan’s rate hike was directly hedged. $BTC ‌The current price is 65,717; MACD has turned positive, RSI is 60.98, and we now have signs of short-term stabilization. But note: the 4-hour box-range trading hasn’t been broken yet. 65,000 is the lifeline, and above that, 67,000–67,300 is the hard bone.

What truly gets the market excited is BlackRock! Yesterday, BITA officially listed on NASDAQ—the world’s first mainstream asset manager’s Bitcoin yield ETF, with an annualized target of 15%-25%. Money from traditional giants is moving in.

$ETH ‌Over here, big players have already quietly piled up 510k BTC! Bitmine bought another 20k ETH (worth $35.85 million) about 6 hours ago. It’s still short by 380k to reach the 5% position target.

ETH is currently at 1,790, RSI is 60.58—short-term, ETH has more room to imagine than BTC. MARA Holdings also bought 1,000 BTC through FalconX, but the timing is interesting: it sold 20,880 BTC in Q1.

In addition, Illinois just signed a digital asset tax bill—although it’s a tax, it also means standardization is accelerating, which is a good thing in the long run.

$LAB ‌The current price is 13.42, up from the low of 9.56. RSI is 67.82 and still not overheated. The funding rate is steady; in the short term, look at 13.8–15.

The Federal Reserve decision comes on June 18, and before that, the direction won’t be very clear. Which do you like more right now—BTC or ETH?

👇 Let’s chat about your positions in the comments. Follow me, and I’ll take you through the opportunities behind the chart signals every day.
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