In the morning, BTC dipped to the 61,806 low to complete the bottoming process, and then began a slow consolidation and recovery. In the evening, the U.S. CPI inflation data came in below expectations; the rate-cut expectations heated up, directly triggering a surge of long buying. The coin price violently spiked to around 64,900, but it then met resistance near the prior high and pulled back.

From the current order-book/price structure, the daily chart continues with alternating yin-yang oscillations. Benefiting from favorable data, a strong bullish candle was pulled out for a rebound, but in the short-term cycles, price has been repeatedly contested around the middle Bollinger Band. The daily Bollinger middle band is the key dividing line between bulls and bears right now. If it breaks down, bearish momentum could accelerate again; if it can hold above it, this rebound trend can continue. On the 4-hour timeframe, although a large bullish candle with a long upper wick has closed, the persistence of an upswing driven purely by news catalysts is generally weak. After rallying, profit-taking often exits and causes a pullback, which is a high-probability scenario. Forecast for the next move: after short-term bullish momentum is largely used up, the market will likely pull down to retest the support below—do not blindly chase higher prices.

BTC rebound sell in the 64,800-65,300 area, targeting 63,000-61,500 below
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