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Yesterday, the crypto market fell across the board amid the synchronized impact of macro “threefold pressure.” Brent crude broke above $100 per barrel for the first time since May. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield broke above 4.7%, hitting an 18-month high. The U.S. Dollar Index held steady above 101. A surge in oil prices drove up inflation expectations; rising U.S. Treasury yields pushed down the valuations of risk assets; and a stronger dollar tightened global liquidity—three forces exerting pressure at the same time. CME data shows the probability of a rate hike in July has risen to nearly 40%, up from just 12% a week ago. The Nasdaq plunged 2.15%, Tesla crashed 14.5%, and the crypto market was no exception. Yibo will continue to track macro data, institutional capital flows, and on-chain changes, updating strategies in real time.

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Bitcoin has continued to retreat from yesterday’s $66,930 high. After touching the high point on the 4-hour timeframe, it then printed consecutive bearish candles, with profit-taking positions concentrated and exiting at the highs. The current price is consolidating in the $64,700–$65,100 range. For overhead pressure, watch the $65,500–$66,000 area. Key support is in the $64,200–$64,600 area; if it breaks, it may further test $63,500. The core contradiction facing BTC right now is this: although geopolitical risk has sparked some “safe-haven” narrative, rising rate-hike expectations driven by the oil-price surge are creating a systemic suppression on risk assets. If U.S. Treasury yields continue to climb, valuation pressure in the crypto market will be difficult to ease.

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Ethereum’s decline is even more pronounced. ETH quickly dropped from the $1,958 high to around $1,887, down nearly 3% over 24 hours. It has already broken below MA21 ($1,917) and MA55 ($1,888), and short-term moving averages have formed a dead cross. Net outflows of funds were $337 million. Key support lies around the $1,850 level; if it fails to hold, it could further slide to $1,845 and even $1,800. For rebound pressure, first look at the $1,900–$1,915 range, with strong resistance at $1,940. In the KDJ indicator, the J value has fallen to around -3 and entered the oversold zone. There may be a short-term technical rebound, but its strength depends on whether the broader market can stabilize.