BTC stood above 62,700 over the weekend, reversing the all-red trend from the end of June

It has been pulling back from 59k since last week, up 5% in 4 days—not explosive, but the direction is right
What's more interesting is happening outside the circle. The Bitcoin community is arguing over whether to freeze Satoshi Nakamoto's 1.1 million BTC. The quantum computing threat is approaching, and those old coins from 2009 using old algorithms could be breached first. One group says to lock them up early, while another group condemns this as a betrayal of fundamental principles. This won't come to a conclusion next week, but it will become a new narrative driver
ETH is still milling around 1,760, not following BTC's rebound pace. Not enough money in the market, so they can only take turns pulling
Next week's layout: resistance above at 63,600 and 65,800, support below at 60,800 and 59,200. BTC is slightly bullish in the short term, but 65,800 is a tough nut—it hasn't reclaimed that level since the drop in June. Only if it breaks 65,800 will the structure turn strong; before that, the rebound is just a rebound, don't rush to call it a reversal
SYN is +14% today with volume, but the daily chart is still in a downtrend—wait for a pullback confirmation. This week I'm watching whether BTC can break 65,800; only then will it truly be a week worth talking about