US June CPI data unexpectedly cooled, marking the first month-on-month decline since 2020. Recent pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates has eased significantly, and overall this is clearly a positive development. Next, the market’s core point of contention will shift to the US–Iran negotiations: if both sides can reach an agreement smoothly, Bitcoin is likely to see a rebound; but when looking across a longer time horizon, the overall trend for the second half of the year remains bearish.

Given that the US midterm elections are scheduled for November, the longer the situation drags on, the more unfavorable it will be for Trump. Therefore, the Iran-related issue is expected to likely see a substantive resolution around August. Once the negative news has run its course, the market will likely go through another round of downside pullbacks and shakeouts. For investors looking to buy the dip, the fourth quarter will be an excellent window to set up positions. It is recommended to adopt a staggered DCA strategy for BTC and SOL at that time to lay the groundwork in advance. $BTC #美国6月CPI降至3.5%，低于市场预期

Strong support zone: 61,830 - 62,300
Secondary support: 63,000 - 63,500
Strong resistance zone: 67,000 - 67,500
Secondary resistance: 645,00 - 65,500$BTC ‌