Yen rate hike strikes a heavy blow! Bitcoin shorts at high levels profit again—are the 63,500 shorts already set up? As Bitcoin dumps, high-level shorts profit again—so satisfying! With the shadow of a Yen rate hike plus the Strait blockade, do bulls still dare to go head-to-head?

News: The Bank of Japan’s June meeting turned hawkish, and multiple committee members called for “continued rate hikes,” with policy rates pointing to 2%. Expectations for tighter global liquidity are heating up. At the same time, the Strait of Hormuz blockade has 1,200 cargo ships stuck, geopolitical risks are escalating, safe-haven funds are flowing into the US dollar, and risk assets are under pressure.

Technical analysis: The 1-hour BOLL bands are squeezing, and the candlesticks rebound to around 62,800. The MACD forms a golden cross, but momentum is weak. RSI is at 62 in the mid-to-high range; rebound strength is limited, and resistance near 63,500 is clearly evident. On the daily timeframe, the BOLL bands flatten, and the midline at 63,430 forms short-term resistance. The MACD momentum bars shorten, and RSI at 44 is relatively weak; overall, the market is oscillating and leaning bearish—rebounds are essentially high-level short opportunities.

Liquidation map analysis: Shorts above 63,500 are seeing dense liquidation, while bulls have thin liquidity. If the price rebounds to around 63,500, shorts will ramp up again, and bulls will lack the strength to resist.

Personal view: Aggressive traders can enter short positions around 63,500. The big trend remains unchanged—shorting on rebounds is the main theme. Don’t be greedy or stubborn; take profits when things look good. #0成本拿2股SK海力士 $BTC