Track real-time crypto market hotspots and seize the best execution opportunities. Today is Tuesday, July 7, 2026. I am Wang Yibo! Good morning, crypto friends ☀! Loyal fan check-in 👍, like for big fortune 🍗🍗🌹🌹

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Yesterday, the entire crypto market rebounded across the board, with all three major U.S. stock indices rising: the Dow Jones gained 0.29% to 53,055.91 points, breaking through the 53,000 mark for the first time in history and setting a new all-time high; the Nasdaq rose 1.12% to 26,121.16 points; and the S&P 500 increased 0.72% to 7,537.43 points. The semiconductor sector rebounded sharply, becoming the main driving force behind the up move. The crypto market strengthened in sync as well. On July 6, Bitcoin rose 4.2% to $63,150, reaching a three-week high. Since July, Bitcoin has continued to rebound from the $57,758 low, with the rebound exceeding 8%. Total crypto market capitalization has returned above $2.2 trillion, and altcoins have followed to varying degrees. Key signal: After 10 consecutive days of net outflows, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF recorded a single-day net inflow of approximately $220 million on July 2. The significance of institutional capital returning is more important than short-term price fluctuations. For the crypto market, the direction of U.S.-Iran negotiations affects it through two paths: (1) oil prices → inflation expectations → the Federal Reserve policy path; and (2) preference for geopolitical risk → capital flows into risk assets. The market is currently pricing in “de-escalation” expectations; once that reverses, the macro logic will be rewritten again. Yibo will continue tracking macro data, institutional capital flows, and on-chain changes, updating strategies in real time.

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Yesterday, Bitcoin charted a roller-coaster pattern of “rally then pullback—deep retracement—V-shaped reversal”: in the early session it faced pressure and fell from 63,960; in the evening, influenced by a MicroStrategy coin-selling message, it plunged to 61,280 at one point, nearly giving back all gains since the non-farm payrolls. Then, after Trump’s call-out drove a straight-line surge, it reached a high of 64,700, and is currently consolidating around 64,000. On the 4-hour timeframe, a bottoming rebound formed a long lower wick, indicating that buy orders around 61,280 are holding up. However, after the rebound to 64,700, it fell quickly again, and overhead resistance remains evident. The persistence of the news-driven rebound needs volume confirmation, and overall the market is in a consolidation phase after a sharp selloff and rebound. Resistance above is 64,700-65,000; strong resistance is 66,000-66,500. Support below is 63,500-63,800; strong support is 62,000-62,500. In terms of trading, before a breakout with volume above 65,000, maintain a range-bound trading mindset. If a pullback to 63,500-63,800 stabilizes, you can cautiously go long; if there is a volume breakout above 64,700, follow the move to look for 66,000-66,500. If it breaks below 62,000, you need to reassess the trend structure.

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Yesterday, Ethereum showed a strong structure of “range-bound pullback—bottom probing and rebound—steady push higher”: it dropped from 1807 in the early session, held support at 1755 during the midday, then under news influence it dipped to 1728 in the evening before quickly launching a counterattack. In the early morning, it returned to 1804, then pushed higher further to 1833 in the morning, and is currently trading around 1800. On the daily timeframe, it has repeatedly closed with full bullish K-candles, and the price is now above MA7 and MA30. The two moving averages are about to form a golden cross. MACD bullish momentum continues to strengthen, and RSI has steadily rebounded into the 55-60 range, indicating a complete bullish structure. The key level to watch above is 1850—this is where the daily MA60 sits, and it is also the near-term line dividing strength from weakness. A valid breakout would confirm a one-sided daily uptrend structure, opening upside room to 1880-1900, with a medium-term target looking toward above 2000. Support below is 1780-1800, and strong support is 1750-1770. In trading, if a pullback to 1780-1800 stabilizes, you can go long, with defense below 1760, targeting 1830-1850. If 1850 breaks, you can add positions along the way to look for 1880-1900. Don’t chase highs; wait for the pullback to be confirmed. With the daily full bullish K-candles steadily advancing, if 1850 is effectively broken, 2000 will no longer be out of reach.