📊 Ethereum (ETH) Market Update Today (Monday, July 6)



- Current price: Approximately $1,775–$1,780. There was slight weekend fluctuation, down a bit from last Friday (around $1,840).
- Key levels:
- Resistance: Short-term $1,785–$1,790; strong resistance $1,800–$1,810 (multiple attempts to break higher last week failed)
- Support: $1,760–$1,765; strong support $1,744–$1,720
- Short-term outlook: This is an oversold bounce within a downtrend. $1,800 is an important line in the sand. Until there is an effective breakout, the market is likely to stay mostly choppy to weak, with a high dependence on BTC’s trend.

🇺🇸 Important US Events Last Night (July 5)

Yesterday was Sunday, with no major economic data released yet (non-farm/CPI not due). Main developments:

1. Geopolitical news: US-Iran talks have been scheduled for July 11; Trump spoke with Putin and Zelensky, and expectations for a political resolution to the Russia-Ukraine situation have risen → a brief boost to risk appetite.
2. Carryover impact from earlier: Last week’s US June non-farm payrolls came in unexpectedly weak (below expectations). The market has pushed back expectations for the Fed’s next rate hike from October to December. The US dollar fell, creating a rebound window for crypto.
3. What to watch this week: Key focus on the Fed’s rate decision on July 30, and whether there is any new economic data this week (CPI is typically released in mid-month).

⚠️ The above is a market information summary and does not constitute investment advice. If you trade futures, please be sure to manage risk.
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