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BTC at $65k, a disastrous nonfarm payrolls report, and ETFs buying aggressively—are you still afraid to get on board? Look at the surface first: the bad news is exhausted, and institutions are scrambling to accumulate. Nonfarm payrolls unexpectedly fell by 23k, the probability of a September rate hike plunged, and BTC rose above $65k in response. ETFs have seen net inflows for several consecutive days, including $98.8 million on August 7 alone. But the ATH of 126,200 is still hanging overhead—down 45% from the peak, you held on for almost a year and have just broken even. There is only one thought in your mind: should I run? The 64,500–65,300 range is consolidating, RSI is neutrally bullish, volume is expanding moderately, and the market is at the end of its consolidation, with a directional move imminent. First: the nonfarm payrolls data was disastrous, but you may not have understood it at all. Employment fell by 23k jobs, while the expectation was for an increase of 80k. This is a genuine “economic cooling signal.” Does that sound like bad news? After the data was released, BTC surged directly from 64,000 to 65,000. Bad news was interpreted as good news: the economy is weakening, the Federal Reserve will not dare raise rates, and may even cut them. When everyone thinks “the economy is going to collapse,” liquidity injections are coming and assets are going to rise. Second: ETFs have seen consecutive net inflows, and institutions are “lifting the sedan chair” for you. ETF net inflows reached $98.8 million on August 7, and cumulative inflows in August have already reached several hundred million dollars. IBIT led the gains, while clear signs of whale accumulation have emerged on-chain. Spot ETF cumulative net inflows have exceeded $50 billion, with total assets of approximately $79.5 billion, accounting for about 6% of BTC’s market capitalization. This figure is still growing rapidly. Third: the 126k top is not the end, but merely halftime. From 126k down to 65,000, a 45% drop. Does that look frightening? Then look at history: In 2021, BTC fell from 69k to 30k, a 56% drop. What happened afterward? In 2024, BTC fell from 73k to 50k, a 31% drop. What happened afterward? Every drop was followed by a new high. Is this time different? It is always the same. Bulls and bears face off—judge for yourself On one side: Nonfarm payrolls unexpectedly weakened, rate-cut expectations increased, and risk assets benefited ETFs have seen consecutive net inflows, with institutional buying providing strong support The halving cycle effect remains in place, and scarcity will only intensify The 64,500–64,800 support zone has been repeatedly tested, with bulls defending it tenaciously On the other side: After falling from 126k, the trapped supply is huge, and 65,000–66,000 is a dense supply zone If CPI comes in hot, all the bullish factors will be for nothing Weekend liquidity is thin, and a single wick can trigger your stop-loss Strategy has taken selling actions, and miners are also selling Key levels Resistance above: 65,500–66,000 (upper channel boundary) → 67,000 → 70k+ (psychological level) Support below: 64,500–64,800 (short-term moving average) → 63,000–63,500 (strong support) → 62,000–62,500 (last line of defense) Trading strategy Short-term traders: Go long with a small position around 65,000, set a stop-loss at 64,000, take half off at the 65,500–66,000 target, and add to longs if 65,500 holds, targeting 67,000. Swing traders: Add to your position after a pullback stabilizes at 64,500–64,800. A confirmed breakout above 65,500 with increased volume is the real confirmation signal; only take a heavy position after confirmation. If 63,000 breaks, get out first—don’t hold on. Long-term believers: Just keep dollar-cost averaging. 126k in 2025 is not the end; it will only be higher in 2029. BTC’s bottom in every bear market has been higher than the bottom in the previous bear market, and 65,000 in this cycle may be a price it never returns to. Risk-control rules: Leverage no higher than 3–5x A single position no larger than 10% of total capital A stop-loss is mandatory; keep a close eye on things over the weekend BTC now resembles 25,000 in early 2023— 99% of people thought “it can’t go any higher,” but it doubled to 70,000 six months later. The day 66,000 breaks through, you will realize: It was not that BTC was incapable—the problem was that you got scared out at the bottom every time. What is your BTC cost basis? At 65,000, will you choose to “escape after breaking even” or “add to your position and fight to the end”? #非农爆雷降息预期逆转 #股票交易分享挑战 #周末行情分析 $BTC $ETH $SOL