Uncle Tong takes you to interpret next week’s major crypto market event timeline!

BTC surged from 62,800 all the way up, topping out at 66,924. After attempting to break near 67,000, it started to pull back.

Market sentiment was ignited in an instant, and many people began discussing whether “the reversal is here.”

After eight years of trading, I’ve seen too many moments like this.
The hotter the market gets, the bigger the disagreement often becomes.
Candlesticks are just the surface—what truly drives the market’s direction is capital and the macro environment.

And next week, it’s the real test.

In the early hours of next Thursday, the Fed FOMC rate decision will be released.
What the market is watching isn’t just the change in rates, but more importantly the follow-up policy signals. Once policy expectations shift, capital’s pace will adjust accordingly.

Right after that, there are also major data releases such as Initial Jobless Claims, Core PCE, and GDP.
Employment, inflation, and economic growth—these three cards will be placed in front of the market at the same time.

Besides that, the U.S.-Iran situation is also still worth keeping an eye on.
This isn’t a simple one-way escalation anymore; it’s a state of fighting while negotiating.
This kind of uncertainty can affect oil prices, inflation expectations, and global risk-asset sentiment at any time.

Add in the Bank of Japan’s decision and earnings reports from major U.S. tech giants—next week’s market is definitely not going to be calm.

Back to the chart:
67,000 is the hard bone that Deding has to chew through;
64,000 is the spot the short-term side can’t easily let slip.

Until there’s confirmation, don’t rush to label the market.
Trading isn’t about who shouts first—it’s about who can last longer.
When the storm comes, what matters isn’t who charges fastest, but whether the ship is steady enough.

On Uncle Tong’s ship, there are a few positions—waiting for the wind to come, and waiting for the real people who understand the rhythm $BTC $ETH