The big BTC (磐大饼) saw a brief rise and then dropped again, with the low touching 65,505. The sell-off volume is still continuing to increase and pushing downward. Traders should take matters into their own hands regarding stop-loss and exit, and control their position sizes. The rebound strength is extremely limited— it can’t even hold above 66,000. This indicates that the bulls’ willingness to absorb is not strong. The key to watch is the support area below 65,500–65,000. #Gate事件合约首发狂欢 $BTC ‌$ETH ‌

$ETH experienced long liquidations near $1,912.90, suggesting short-term selling pressure after leveraged positions were wiped out. Key support is around $1,900, while $1,940-$1,950 remains the first resistance area. If ETH holds support, a recovery toward $1,980 🎯 is possible. A stop-loss below $1,885 helps manage risk. Watch for volume confirmation before expecting a sustained bounce.

#SummerCreationCamp The crypto market just caught a massive tailwind from the June CPI print, and the next 30 days could define whether Bitcoin reclaims its structural highs or slides back into the correction zone it has been stuck in since early June. On July 14, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that annual inflation dropped to 3.5% in June, down sharply from 4.2% in May and well below the 3.8% consensus forecast. It was the largest monthly decline in headline CPI since April 2020. The driver was unmistakable: energy prices fell 5.7% in a single month, a direct consequence of the ceasefire between the US and Iran that temporarily eased pressure on global oil supply. Bitcoin immediately responded, climbing back above $64,000, while Ethereum surged past $1,880, reaching levels last seen in early June. However, the inflation relief may prove temporary. Recent oil price strength following renewed geopolitical tensions has raised concerns that energy costs could rebound, potentially putting upward pressure on future inflation data. WTI crude has recovered sharply during July as markets reacted to renewed Middle East tensions, bringing macro uncertainty back into focus. The Federal Reserve remains at a critical decision point. Although softer CPI reduced expectations for an immediate rate hike, policymakers continue to emphasize that inflation remains above target and future decisions will depend on incoming economic data. Markets now expect the Fed to remain cautious while closely monitoring inflation, employment, and growth indicators ahead of the next FOMC meeting. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is approaching a key resistance area around $65,600. A decisive breakout above this level could open the door for further upside, while failure to hold momentum may keep BTC trading inside the broader $60,000–$65,600 range. Ethereum has also delivered strong relative performance, although momentum indicators suggest the recent rally is becoming extended, increasing the possibility of short-term consolidation. Meanwhile, institutional adoption continues to strengthen the long-term investment case for digital assets. Major financial institutions continue expanding their crypto initiatives, digital asset infrastructure is improving, and regulatory progress is gradually creating a more supportive environment for institutional participation. The long-term trend remains constructive, but short-term price action is still heavily influenced by macroeconomic developments, geopolitical events, and Federal Reserve policy expectations. For traders, risk management remains the priority. A confirmed move above $65,600 would strengthen the bullish outlook, while failure to reclaim that level could lead to another period of range-bound volatility before the market establishes its next major direction. With the upcoming FOMC meeting, fresh inflation reports, and ongoing geopolitical developments, volatility is likely to remain elevated over the coming weeks. Position sizing, disciplined risk management, and patience remain more important than aggressive directional bets in the current environment. What is your outlook for Bitcoin over the next two weeks? 2in1$BTC ‌$ETH ‌