This week, keep an eye on the VWAP for $BTC .

Yearly VWAP.

Quarterly VWAP.

If it can reclaim these levels, that's a strong signal.

If it can't, the risk increases significantly.

This week, the key indicator for BTC may not be the standard moving averages or short-term patterns, but rather the VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) at several core positions, especially the yearly VWAP and quarterly VWAP.

If BTC can successfully reclaim the yearly and quarterly VWAP and hold above them, the quality of this bounce will noticeably strengthen. This indicates that the price isn't just being pushed up by contracts but is actually settling back above crucial cost zones, shifting the market structure from a "bounce" to a "recovery."

However, if BTC gets rejected near these levels, the situation changes entirely. If buying pressure can't hold near the VWAP, it signals that the overhead cost zones and selling pressure are still quite significant, making it easy for the price to seek liquidity lower, potentially leading to a deeper pullback.

The current market looks decent.

But the true line of strength lies in whether BTC can reclaim the yearly and quarterly VWAP. If it stands above, bulls have a shot; if it can't, this becomes a prime area for bears to reassert their strength. $ETH $SOL #美国伊朗终战协议