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June 9, 2026 08:00
Trading desk record: The market rebounded last night but was pushed back down; spot ETF funds still lean towards outflows; US dollar interest rate expectations have not clearly loosened; risk sentiment is recovering but not chasing the rally. On the futures side, the 15-minute K-line surged then pulled back; intraday will be handled with range-bound oscillation, only switching to trend-following if volume increases and it breaks above resistance.
$BTC
Refer to around 63,050, with a 24-hour range of 62,376 to 64,202. Support at 62,500/61,800; a break below 62,500 and a reb

June 9, 2026 04:00
Trading desk record: The market rebounded from the weekend lows, mainly driven by short covering, not a full capital inflow. Spot ETF continues to outflow, and the June rate cut expectations have cooled down; risk appetite remains fragile. On the futures side, watch whether the 15-minute K-line can hold the rebound low point; if it rises without volume, treat it as consolidation.
$SOL
Refer to around 67.46, with a 24-hour range of 63.67 to 67.90. Support at 66.40/63.70; a break below 66.40 indicates weakening of the rebound; only consider going long if it stabilizes above

June 9, 2026 00:00
Trading desk record: The market sharply dropped from around 60,000 and then rebounded; spot buy orders have recovered, but ETF outflows, the cooling of rate cut expectations after strong employment data, and previous long liquidation still suppress risk appetite. The futures side does not consider the rebound as a reversal; first observe whether the 15-minute K-line can continue to increase volume, with active reduction of positions before the resistance level.
$BNB
Refer to around 603.8, with an intraday low of 586.9 and high of 607.3. Support at 596/587, a break below 5

June 8, 2026, 20:00
Trading platform record: Bitcoin is still consolidating around 63,000, ETF outflows and concerns about rate hikes after strong employment data are weighing on risk appetite. It’s not suitable to heavily bet on a one-sided move before the June 10 CPI. The contract side looks more like short covering after a sharp decline, confirmed by 15-minute K-line; if resistance is not broken, reduce positions, and do not chase bullish candles.
$SOL
Referencing around 66.67, with intraday lows of 63.71 and highs of 66.99. Support at 65.80/64.90; if it breaks below 64.90, the correctio

June 8, 2026, 16:00
The overall market in the afternoon remains a recovery after a sharp decline, Bitcoin has returned to around 63,100, but strong employment data suppresses rate cut expectations, and ETF capital outflows are still casting a shadow. On the futures side, it looks more like short covering rather than a unilateral return of risk appetite. Today, confirmation is based on 15-minute K-line, follow the breakout, and if resistance is not broken, then reverse to control position.
$BTC
Referencing around 63,190, 24-hour lows at 61,147, highs at 64,407. Support at 62,800/62,400, brea

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June 8, 2026 08:00
The market sharply declined last night, then contract-side recovery appeared, Bitcoin was pulled back to around 63,200, but the short-term selling pressure zone remains at 64,250. A few days ago, ETF outflows, concentrated long position liquidations, and strong employment data lowered expectations for rate cuts; risk appetite has not fully recovered yet. Now is not the environment for chasing orders; confirm with 15-minute K-line before trading.
$BTC
Currently around 63,230, 24-hour low of 60,708, high of 64,250. The rebound has repaired some damage but the trend space ha

June 8, 2026 00:00
The market continues to recover after a sharp decline, but it is not a strong reversal. Bitcoin is fluctuating around 62,000, with liquidity relatively thin over the weekend; strong employment data lowers expectations for rate cuts, Middle Eastern risks and ETF capital outflows still suppress risk appetite. The futures market today will follow the rhythm of “rebound encountering resistance, confirming highs and lows before proceeding.”
$XRP
Referencing around 1.13, with an intraday high of 1.17 and low of 1.078, the rebound strength is weaker than the mainstream, and only

June 7, 2026, 20:00
The market has recovered technically after a sharp decline, with Bitcoin returning to around 62,590. The intraday high is 62,839, and the low is 60,420; last week, approximately $390 billion in market value evaporated, and leverage liquidations approached $7 billion. Strong employment data suppressed rate cut expectations. Liquidity was restored over the weekend, but risk appetite remains weak. The contract positions are initially treated as oscillations during the rebound.
$BNB
Referencing around 593, the intraday high is 597.7, and the low is 571.4. The rebound is stro

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