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Monday, Bitcoin is at 77.4k. After falling for so long, the weekly chart structure hasn't fallen apart yet.
The start of a new week isn't bad. Oil prices have dropped 5%, Asian stock markets are moving upward, and Bitcoin has followed to reach 77.4k.
Last week, it touched a low of 74k, but ultimately closed around 77k, the bottom line not broken.
What should we watch this week? I think it's just one thing: whether the 77.8k level can be broken through.
Every $1,000 upward has resistance, and market psychology is very clear.
The good news is Nasdaq is about to launch BTC options, whic

Iran Peace Agreement, Bitcoin finally gave a direction over the weekend.
From 76k to 77k, not a big move, but at least it didn't drop back.
In the new week, I see four levels.
The first is 78k.
The second is 79k.
After surpassing 79k, the daily chart might shift from weak to strong.
Before that, all rebounds are just counterattacks.
The third is 81k, which is a bigger hurdle; only after crossing it can we consider a true trend reversal.
Looking downward, 74k to 75k, the bottom line for the bulls over the past two weeks; breaking it means no more structural talk.
Honestly, whe

Iran Peace Agreement, Bitcoin finally gave a direction over the weekend.
From 76k to 77k, not aggressive, but at least it didn't drop back.
In the new week, I see four levels.
The first is 78k. The second is 79k.
After surpassing 79k, the daily chart may shift from weak to strong.
Before that, all rebounds are just counter-moves.
The third is 81k, which is a bigger hurdle; only after passing it can we consider a true trend reversal.
Looking down, 74k to 75k, the bottom line for the bulls over the past two weeks; breaking it means no more structural talk.
Honestly, whether Iran’

On Sunday night, I took a quick look at the charts, and the S&P is at 7473. Only 44 points away from the all-time high of 7517. The VIX is at 16, which feels a little too quiet.
NVDA dropped 1.9% on Friday. The decline isn't large on its own, but don't forget it is the engine of this tech bull market. XLK overall rose 1%, but the locomotive is already slowing down. The last time NVDA weakened before the sector was in Q4 last year, and everyone remembers what happened afterward.
Next week's calendar is not easy. Wednesday is the FOMC minutes, Thursday is GDP revisions, and Friday is PCE. Th

On Sunday night, I took a quick look at the charts, and the S&P is at 7473. Only 44 points away from the all-time high of 7517. The VIX is at 16, which feels a little too quiet.
NVDA dropped 1.9% on Friday. The decline isn't large by itself, but don’t forget it is the engine of this tech bull market. XLK overall rose 1%, but the locomotive is already slowing down. The last time NVDA weakened before the sector was in Q4 last year, and everyone remembers what happened afterward.
Next week’s calendar isn’t easy. Wednesday is the FOMC minutes, Thursday is GDP revisions, and Friday is PCE. The

This week Bitcoin experienced a roller coaster, ending up back at the starting point. But the middle part of the move was valuable.
On Monday, it opened at 77.5K, reached 78.2K on Thursday, giving the impression it was about to break through.
On Friday, it dropped straight to 75.3K, and on Saturday, it hit a low of 74,290, the lowest point in recent weeks.
Then it bounced back, and today it returned to 77K.
The weekly gains and losses offset each other, and the fear index remains at 25, indicating extreme fear.
Next week, I will watch two levels.
74,290 is the support established t

This week Bitcoin experienced a roller coaster, ending up back at the starting point. But the middle part of the move was valuable.
On Monday, it opened at 77.5K, reached 78.2K on Thursday, giving the impression it was about to break through.
On Friday, it dropped straight to 75.3K, and on Saturday, it hit a low of 74,290, the lowest point in recent weeks.
Then it bounced back, and today it returned to 77K.
The weekly gains and losses offset each other, and the fear index remains at 25, indicating extreme fear.
Next week, I will watch two levels.
74,290 is the support established t

This week, Bitcoin took a V-shaped dip.
From Monday to Thursday, it gradually moved up, reaching 78k on Thursday.
Then on Friday, it directly crashed to 75.3k.
ETFs traded over 2.2 billion dollars in two weeks; you tell me this isn't institutional rebalancing, I don't believe it.
Over the weekend, Trump announced a peace agreement with Iran, and Bitcoin rebounded from 74.3k to 76.7k.
How it will move next week, around 79K is the core high of this week's oscillation, the best position for a short-term top.
There are a few other things I will be watching closely.
Can ETFs stop blee

This week, Bitcoin took a V-shaped dip.
From Monday to Thursday, it gradually moved up, reaching 78k on Thursday.
Then on Friday, it directly crashed to 75.3k.
ETFs traded over 2.2 billion dollars in two weeks; you tell me this isn't institutional rebalancing, I don't believe it.
Over the weekend, Trump announced a peace agreement with Iran, and Bitcoin rebounded from 74.3k to 76.7k.
How it will move next week, around 79K is the core high of this week's oscillation, the best position for a short-term top.
There are a few other things I will be watching closely.
Can ETFs stop blee

Saturday morning, the market is very quiet and honest.
Bitcoin hovers just above 75k, neither crashing nor rallying.
Honestly, this kind of market is the hardest to endure, not panic, but the dull pain of a dull knife.
Altcoins are even less worth mentioning, ETH just over two thousand, SOL over eighty, lying flat with Bitcoin 😴.
The weekend's characteristic is that no one works.
Institutions rest, market makers slack off, leaving only retail investors and bots to fight each other.
At such times, don't try to find a direction; the direction isn't on Saturday.
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