$BTC 2026.7.28 Crypto Market All-Day Quick Report

BTC is trading at $63,480, down 2.5% over the past 24 hours. After failing to break through resistance at 65,600 and reaching a high, it pulled back sharply, hitting a 11-day low. ETH is moving down in tandem at $1,872, with a decline of more than 3%. Major coins are broadly weak, while small-cap altcoins have seen further widening losses. Over the past 24 hours, more than 150k people were liquidated across the entire network, with total liquidation amount at $591 million. Long positions concentrated stop-losses; the Fear & Greed Index has fallen back to 25, returning to the deep fear zone. Funds pulled back leverage early to reduce exposure to the risk ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest-rate decision.
At the macro level, market divergence is intensifying. In the early hours of tomorrow, the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision will be finalized. The current expectation is that rates will remain unchanged at 64%, while the expectation for a 25BP hike has risen to 36%. Although tensions between Iran and the U.S. have paused temporarily, U.S. remarks do not rule out restarting strikes. Crude oil remains range-bound near high levels. Ongoing inflation concerns continue to support U.S. Treasury yields, suppressing the valuation of non-yielding crypto assets. The U.S. Dollar Index is fluctuating and strengthening, putting collective pressure on risk assets.
On the funding side, BTC spot ETF flows are continuing net outflows, and institutions are still taking profits in the short term. ETH spot ETF shows a slight net inflow, with sector rotation and divergence continuing. Regulatory news is muted: the U.S. CLARITY Act Senate window is still tightening, making near-term implementation unlikely and leaving the market without policy tailwinds. MSTR is pulling back in line with the broader market; the pressure to sell coins after paying interest over the medium to long term still remains.
Technically, resistance is at 64,800-65,300, with key support at 63,400 and strong support at 62,000. Do not blindly bottom-fish. Consider testing short positions with light size in the rebound resistance zone; for the pullback, try a tactical long-vs-support game, and set stop-losses strictly. Only if price can regain and hold above 64,800 will the downtrend be expected to pause. Volatility is intense the night before the rate decision; reduce leverage significantly to avoid unexpected moves in the early hours.
Risk warning: Crypto assets are highly volatile. This content is for informational reference only and does not constitute investment advice.