Geopolitical crisis suddenly erupts! The U.S. military launched strikes in southern Iran, causing crude oil prices to rise sharply, while the crypto market clearly came under pressure. Bitcoin quickly retreated to a low of $76,752, and major sectors experienced intense volatility.



Funds in the market are accelerating their withdrawal. Data shows that Bitcoin spot ETFs have net outflows of over $2.26 billion in two weeks, and U.S. exchanges continue to show negative premiums, indicating that main U.S. capital is exiting the market. Within 24 hours, nearly $200 million worth of positions were liquidated, resulting in heavy losses for both bulls and bears!

The current funding environment is indeed quite weak. The capital from the U.S. side is not supportive, and the overall market trend is mainly sideways or slowly declining. Before the market drops significantly or a volume-driven crash occurs, everyone should avoid rushing into blind bottom-fishing! $BTC #美军打击伊朗
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GateUser-fb2b1649
· 4h ago
Buy the dip 😎
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WatchingWhalesUnderTheNeon
· 6h ago
If the 76k level can’t hold, there’s still plenty of room below—contract traders are truly unlucky; both bulls and bears get wrecked, a double kill.
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KiteStringQuant
· 6h ago
22.6 billion in outflows isn’t a small number. Since the U.S. big players are all pulling back, don’t rush to be a hero—an “grind-down” market where prices drift lower, slowly but relentlessly, is the most exhausting.
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LeverageLatte
· 6h ago
This rhythm is too familiar. Every time there's a geopolitical explosion, crude oil soars, the crypto market gets hit, and ETF funds run faster than rabbits. It seems the real bottom will have to wait until panic selling pushes it out.
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