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Bitcoin around 64,500 is being controlled, stop-loss at 65,400, target 63,500/62,500.
After the Federal Reserve turns hawkish, market sentiment clearly cools down, US stocks fluctuate downward, bond yields stay above 4.2%, and funds are still rushing into safe-haven assets.
Bitcoin rebounded to a high of 64,815 but did not break the 65,000 barrier, then fell back below 64,500, with four-hour candles showing continuous upper shadows, indicating selling pressure above is still being digested.
Currently, the 64,500 level is a weak support, trading volume is shrinking, the MACD fast line is flattening, and bullish momentum is lagging, so a rebound below 65,000 is just a weak correction.
In the short term, focus on the 63,500-64,500 range; if it breaks below 63,500, it will accelerate toward 62,500 to find support.
At this stage, avoid chasing rallies or panicking sell-offs; wait for the structure to clarify before acting—it's ten times better than blindly rushing in.
The wind hasn't stopped, but the direction has changed. $BTC