May 20 $BTC Comprehensive Market Analysis News Sentiment: Geopolitical and macro risks: Iran-related tensions pushed oil prices higher, triggering an overall sell-off in risk assets. Bitcoin briefly rebounded from the weekend low near $76,500 to $77,000, but the recovery remains fragile. Market Sentiment: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 39 (fear zone). Investors are concerned about inflation, Federal Reserve policies, and leveraged liquidations. From the weekend through May 19, more than $600 million in leveraged long positions were liquidated. Regulatory developments such as the CLARITY Act add uncertainty, but they have not changed the long-term narrative overall. Bitcoin is down more than 25% from its early-2026 high (over $100k) and is currently testing key support. Overall, the news sentiment is bearish: it suppresses prices in the short term, but there are no signals of a systemic collapse. Capital Flow: ETF capital flows: On May 18, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $649 million in net outflows (the third-largest single-day outflow), ending six consecutive weeks of inflows. Major products such as BlackRock IBIT saw outflows across the board. This is the biggest source of pressure in the recent period. On May 19, flows turned to net neutral or fluctuated slightly. Other capital signals: Coinbase Premium turned negative (selling pressure from US investors). Funding rates are at low levels or have turned negative, indicating deleveraging without extreme panic. On-chain data shows that US traders are the main sellers. Technical Analysis: Bitcoin has rapidly pulled back from the mid-May peak above 80k and is currently ranging in the $76k–$78k zone. The daily MACD is nearing the zero line, suggesting it is about to choose direction. Based on the current chart, there are no clear bottoming signals yet. Next, watch whether it can break below the zero line—if it does, pay attention to how deep the downside could go. In summary: direction is about to be chosen, but neither the larger uptrend nor downtrend has clearly bottomed out yet. Bulls can wait a bit longer before building positions; bears can hold off and wait for a bottom before acting. Support: 75700–73600 Resistance: 78600–77900

5.20 Afternoon Bitcoin Market Analysis After the early-morning price comparison stabilized briefly at the low, Bitcoin rebounded in the afternoon and broke above 77000, but the level above 77500 has not yet been surpassed. ETH also rebounded in sync and came to around 2135. You’re not unlucky—you just haven’t waited for your cycle yet. Everyone has their own pace: some are fast, some are slow. You don’t need to compare yourself to anyone else; you only need to be a little calmer than you were yesterday. On the current 1-hour timeframe for BTC, the “doutou” momentum continues to release, but the volume is contracting. Also, the KDJ has already first reached the high-range area, so the upside space is limited. If it can’t get above 77500, you can short from there, or wait until the “doutou” momentum weakens; when the “kuangtou” counterattack is clearly in effect, then short again. It’s fine to take a little less upside—having less won’t matter. ETH’s current position is already the entry point given in the morning strategy; between 2135-45, you can lightly short. The key heavy resistance level above BTC is still 78000—we’ll continue to monitor it closely. #RWA总市值突破650亿美元