Nasdaq hits a new high, gold hits a new high, crude oil surges 5%, yet BTC is playing dead Guys, an extremely rare signal has emerged in the crypto market. Look at what global assets are doing today: Nasdaq: Setting a new short-term high Gold: $4,448/ounce, showing historic strength Silver: Up 3.75% in a single day Crude oil: WTI surges 5.27% in a single day as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz escalate US Dollar Index: Breaks below 99.5 and continues to weaken All risk assets and safe-haven assets are rising simultaneously. What does this mean? The market is aggressively pricing in rate-cut expectations. July nonfarm payrolls decreased by 23k (expected +83k), and the probability of a September rate cut surged from 77%. But BTC? It fell from 65,300 to 64,000, down 1.6% over 24h, with the Fear and Greed Index at 31. The whole world is rising, and only BTC is playing dead. Is this normal? No. Three details suggest that someone is deliberately suppressing the price: First, ETF net inflows totaled $866 million over the past week, with BlackRock alone accounting for 76%. There have been net inflows for five consecutive days since August 3, while ETH ETFs have seen net inflows for five consecutive weeks, setting a record for 2026. Money is flowing in, yet the price is being held down—this is a typical buildup pattern. Second, BTC mining difficulty plunged 18.5%, the largest decline since China banned mining in 2021. Miner capitulation usually occurs near the bottom, not the top. Third, 24h trading volume surged 76%, but the price fell only 1.6%. Rising volume without a decline in price means someone is aggressively accumulating underneath. Tomorrow at 20:30 is the release of the US July CPI, the biggest catalyst of the month. My assessment: Support: 63,800 (24h low) → 63,388 (MA40) → 62,200 (30-day low) Resistance: 64,300 (concentration of moving averages) → 65,000 (psychological level) → 65,500 (a breakout could trigger a short squeeze) If CPI is below expectations: It will most likely break directly above 65,500 and surge to 67,000 If CPI is above expectations: It may pull back to 63,500, but ETF funds will provide support below, so a deep decline is unlikely Global assets are all rising; BTC is only missing a trigger. CPI could be that match. The most dangerous thing is an agonizing sideways market—it wears down not your position, but your judgment. Test the waters with a small position before CPI; don't make a heavy directional bet. Like this if you're bullish, comment 1; bearish, comment 2; think CPI is a turning point, comment 3. Let's chat in the comments $BTC $ETH #股票交易分享挑战

8.11 Morning Bitcoin and Ethereum Market Analysis As expected, the market briefly stabilized after BTC fell to around 63,800 overnight, then saw a weak rebound and recovery. ETH found support in the 1,860–1,870 range and did not continue its downward trend. The significance of reviewing trades lies not in dwelling on past profits and losses, but in identifying the flaws in the thinking behind each decision. If one remains immersed only in the joy of profits or the regret of losses, no amount of review will be meaningful. Although the market is currently undergoing a rebound and recovery, the overall trend remains weak, with BTC still consolidating near its recent low around 64,000. Looking at BTC’s 4-hour chart, volume has not continued to follow through, indicating that short-term willingness to probe lower is decreasing. Short momentum has not yet been fully released, but the downside has also not fully opened up due to buying support. If the morning market does not develop a new pullback trend, continue to monitor the rebound. BTC’s first target is around 64,500, while ETH’s initial target is the 1,890–1,900 range. If resistance emerges after the rebound and recovery, enter short positions lightly and simultaneously target the previous low. $BTC #非农爆雷降息预期逆转 $ETH

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