☀️Big Brother Hao, early-session 《Middle East conflict flares up again! Is 62,000 the final BTC defense line? Where is the crypto market headed?》



Good morning, brothers. I’m Big Brother Hao.
The Middle East situation has been upgraded again. The U.S. continues its military operations targeting Iran’s objectives, and Trump has made a tough statement. The risk in the Strait of Hormuz has risen sharply. This directly pushes up international oil prices, while also causing global risk appetite to cool down significantly—crypto markets are no exception.

✅️$BTC :Right now, there is intense choppiness in the 62,000–64,000 range. Around 62,000 has become the most critical near-term psychological line and strong support. Once it is effectively lost, price could quickly dip to the 60,000 and even the 58,000 area. If it can hold and reclaim above 63,500, then there’s a chance to challenge the 65,000 resistance.

✅️$ETH :Weaker performance—staying around $1,750. $1,700 is the more important mid-term support line. Resistance around $1,850–$1,900 is heavier, so in the short term it’s hard to see an independent strong trend.

In the morning outlook, in the short run, 62,000 to 63,000 is Bitcoin’s lifeline.
Bullish scenario: the geopolitical conflict does not worsen further + Bitcoin holds 62,000 → a technical corrective rebound may occur, with the first targets at 64,000–65,000.

Bearish scenario: the conflict escalates or oil prices continue to rise → risk appetite continues to fall, and Bitcoin may test support below 60,000.

At present, the focus is still on monitoring the effectiveness of the 62,000 support, as well as the latest developments in the Middle East situation. Avoid emotionally chasing rallies or selling in panic; doing risk control is the most important thing right now.

Everyone, be safe over the weekend. Trade rationally—we’ll see you again next week! #PreIPOs第二期OpenAI认购
BTC-2.30%
ETH-1.67%
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