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On Tuesday, macro conditions and the crypto market moved in sync to the upside. On the geopolitical front, the U.S. military carried out attacks on Iran for the tenth consecutive night. The Houthis announced a maritime blockade of Saudi Arabia. Oil prices jumped more than 2% to a near five-week high. Gold returned to $4,080. The U.S. Dollar Index climbed above the 101 level. Safe-haven assets rose across the board. Meanwhile, all three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher collectively. The semiconductor sector led gains, risk appetite rebounded in tandem, and the market formed a brief balance between “geopolitical risk being priced in” and “expectations of ceasefire mediation.” Riding the momentum, the crypto market pushed higher. Bitcoin once touched $66,930, setting a new nearly one-month high. Ethereum also extended to around $1,954. Major altcoins followed through with coordinated gains. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net inflows for 5 straight days, and Strategy again increased holdings by about $225 million. Institutional buying provided underlying support for the rebound. Currently, Bitcoin faces key resistance in the $66,900–$67,000 range. For downside support, watch the $64,800–$65,600 area. For Ethereum, the $1,950–$2,000 range is a dense pressure zone; a volume-supported breakout is needed to open further upside space. Overall, the crypto market is trying to break away from its traditional correlation with U.S. stocks, but the ongoing tug-of-war among geopolitical conflicts, interest-rate expectations, and corporate earnings continues. Liquidity tends to be weaker over the weekend. In terms of trading, it’s suggested to focus on small-position low-buys/longs, avoid chasing highs, and strictly cut losses. Aibo will keep tracking macro data, institutional fund flows, and on-chain changes, and update strategies in real time.

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Bitcoin continued its one-way uptrend structure yesterday. On the previous day’s midday session, it started rising from a $63,700 low, tested $65,700, then pulled back to consolidate around $65,000, building momentum. Yesterday’s early session saw another push higher. From the $65,000 level, it began a new upswing rhythm. During the day, the intraday high reached $66,930, setting a new nearly one-month high. In the late session, it came under pressure and retraced. After dipping to around $66,070 in the early hours, it found support and rebounded. It’s currently consolidating around $66,300. In terms of technical structure, the 4-hour chart shows a clear rising channel. Price is steadily lifted by short-term moving averages, and the bullish alignment remains intact. The MACD fast and slow lines are above the zero axis and form an upward golden cross with diverging momentum. The red histogram’s momentum keeps strengthening, indicating the bullish trend is continuing. The RSI is running near 60, suggesting short-term strength but not yet in the overbought zone, leaving room for further upside. For key support below, focus on the $66,000–$66,200 area (the early-morning retest lows and MA10 support). If it stabilizes, it may test the prior high again. Overhead resistance to watch is around the $67,200 area (a dense prior-positions zone and the channel top). A valid breakout would open space to test $68,000–$68,500. Overall, Bitcoin is in an uptrend led by bulls. Trading-wise, favor going long on pullbacks, and

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Ethereum continued its upward push yesterday. In the early session, it started rising from $1,894. In the afternoon, the highest it reached was $1,954. Afterwards, it pulled back to consolidate around $1,920, building momentum. In the late session, multiple attempts to test the $1,945 line faced resistance, followed by a pullback. After the early-hours low dipped to around $1,914, it found support and stabilized. It’s currently consolidating around $1,920. Technically, on the 4-hour chart, price is still trading above short-term moving averages. The bullish alignment hasn’t been broken. However, sell pressure is clearly evident above $1,950, and upper wicks appear frequently, suggesting the near-term upward pace has slowed. The MACD fast and slow lines formed an upward golden cross above the zero axis, but the red histogram momentum has slightly weakened, indicating marginal decay in bullish strength. The RSI hovers around 58, still in a neutral-to-bullish zone. For key support below, watch the $1,900–$1,915 range. If it holds, it could test the prior high again. Overhead resistance is around the $1,955–$1,980 area. A valid breakout with increased volume would open upside space to test $2,020. Overall, it’s in a rising continuation consolidation phase. Trading-wise, it’s best to go long on pullbacks.