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📊 RIVER Daily Report — 2026-06-10

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The market reference is: Bitcoin holding above $66,000, with Ethereum and Solana both gaining strength, closing around $1,860 and $74 respectively.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in higher than expected, once again delaying market optimism regarding the Fed's interest rate cuts. At the same time, the People's Bank of China has signaled a more accommodative stance, attempting to stabilize both internal and external confidence, as the global macro environment enters a more sensitive game phase.

Geopolitical risks are quietly heating up. A senior Iranian military official has openly stated that a renewed conflict with the U.S. is "inevitable", and bilateral negotiations have hit a deadlock. Almost concurrently, the U.S. has announced sanctions against Iran's largest crypto exchange Nobitex and three other platforms, accusing them of aiding the regime in terror financing and evading sanctions.

While such actions may not directly impact the liquidity of major coins, they could heighten the regulatory urgency around "on-chain compliance", especially against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Middle East, potentially leading to a reassessment of risk tolerance towards high-risk assets.

From a technical perspective, if Bitcoin can hold the $72,000 support, the short-term structure remains bullish; Ethereum faces a test at the $2,400 resistance level, and whether it breaks through will determine the next momentum direction.

Currently, the market sits at the intersection of macro data, geopolitical dynamics, and on-chain sentiment, with volatility likely to spike at any moment. It’s advisable to maintain flexible positions and avoid overcommitting to a one-sided bet.

Good morning, stay sharp, and don’t let emotions dictate your moves.
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# Morning Line ☀️

Good morning!

📊 Market Recap
Major assets are hanging around here: BTC: $77,334.94 📈
ETH: $2,113.30 📈
SOL: $85.08 📈

🌐 Global Macro
• US inflation data came in hotter than expected
• Latest insights on Chinese central bank policies

💡 Key News
• Bitcoin risks drop to $72K as demand metric hits 2026 lows
• Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov advised Secretary Rubio to evacuate US citizens and diplomats from Kyiv, as the Kremlin plans to ramp up strikes on the Ukrainian capital,...

📈 Technicals
BTC key support level: $72,000
ETH resistance level: $2,400

🌅 Morning Vibes
Good morning! Stay chill out there～
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Right now, the market coordinates are: Bitcoin dropped to a six-week low. The geopolitical situation has escalated suddenly—Iran fired missiles at Israel, and despite some previous signs of easing, the conflict reignited, quickly triggering global risk-off sentiment. U.S. stock futures plunged, and the crypto market followed suit, making funds turn cautious in the short term.

The latest U.S. inflation data came in above expectations, reinforcing the view that the Fed is unlikely to cut rates anytime soon. The high-interest rate environment continues to apply pressure on risk assets. Meanwhile, recent policy signals from the PBOC indicate a focus on stabilizing growth, but their impact on overseas liquidity remains limited, with global macro conditions still dominated by U.S. Treasury yields.

Bitcoin found support around $72,000, which has become a key battleground for bulls and bears. If it breaks below, we could see further testing of previous high-volume trading zones; holding above could set the stage for a rebound. Ethereum is showing relative weakness, currently hovering above $2,000, still far from the $2,400 resistance level, with insufficient upward momentum.

Market sentiment has clearly cooled, with the volatility index rising. Some leveraged longs have been liquidated, and on-chain data shows an increasing percentage of short-term holders in the red. In this environment, chasing after pumps poses higher risks, and it’s wiser to watch the reactions at key levels rather than entering blindly.

The dual disturbances from geopolitical and macro factors are not just ordinary noise; they could reshape short-term capital flows. The optimism that accumulated over the past few weeks is being corrected, and investors are starting to reassess their positions and risk exposures.

Right now, there's no need to panic excessively, but it’s wise to lower return expectations. Keep positions flexible, and prioritize watching whether BTC can hold the $72,000 support, as this will be the first signal to determine if the market stabilizes.

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Right now, the market coordinates are: Bitcoin's holding steady above $66,000, while Ethereum and Solana are both bouncing back, closing around $1,795 and $74 respectively.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in above expectations, leading the market to revise its outlook on the Fed's interest rate cuts. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China signaled its commitment to stabilize the economy, emphasizing "enhanced counter-cyclical adjustments," providing some support for risk assets.

The South Korean exchange Upbit announced the listing of OpenGradient (OPG), opening BTC and USDT trading pairs. The project's current market cap is about $36 million, which is still in the early stages compared to Bitcoin's $1.3 trillion market size, with liquidity and attention still to be observed.

Bitcoin saw a key catalyst last week: news of an agreement between the U.S. and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz pushed its single-day gains to a two-week high; on June 15, the spot ETF recorded a net inflow of $85.8 million, breaking a streak of outflows; additionally, the network's mining difficulty dropped by nearly 10%, marking the second-largest decline in history, which could ease selling pressure from miners.

On the technical side, if Bitcoin retraces, $72,000 is a critical short-term support level; Ethereum faces a test at the $2,400 resistance level, and whether it breaks through will impact the rhythm of the next phase of price action.

With macro and on-chain signals intertwining, the market is looking for direction amidst data and events. Stay patient, avoid chasing highs, and keep an eye on volume changes and capital flows.

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Mainstream assets are roughly here now: Bitcoin is holding strong above $65,000, while Ethereum and Solana are both bouncing back, closing around $1,726 and $71, respectively. Short-term sentiment has improved a bit, but macro disturbances are still lurking.

The latest U.S. inflation data came in hotter than expected, further delaying market bets on a rate cut from the Fed. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China is sending a stability signal, emphasizing a flexible and moderate monetary policy to provide some cushion for risk assets.

New developments on the geopolitical front: Iranian media has revealed key points of a memorandum of understanding set to be signed with the U.S., with the first point clearly demanding an "immediate and permanent halt to all frontline conflicts," covering sensitive areas like Lebanon. If this materializes, it could ease tensions in the Middle East.

However, the situation remains highly sensitive. Reports indicate that Iran is set to respond within hours to Israel's attacks in the Dahiyeh area. There are concerns that Trump's camp is leveraging Netanyahu to pressure Tehran into concessions, while Iran maintains a hardline stance, stating it will never compromise.

On the technical side, Bitcoin rebounded after finding support at $65,000, with the next key observation zone at $72,000; Ethereum is facing resistance at $2,400, and whether it breaks through will determine the short-term direction.

The current market is at a complex intersection of macro data, geopolitical maneuvering, and technical levels, with volatility likely to increase. It's advisable to keep positions flexible and avoid chasing highs.

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Right now, the market coordinates are: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are all on the rise. BTC is trading above $64,000, ETH is holding steady at $1,680, and SOL has bounced back to nearly $69.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in hotter than expected, once again dampening the market's optimistic outlook on a Fed rate cut. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled a more dovish policy stance, providing some support for risk assets.

On the geopolitical front, there are reports that the U.S. and Iran may reach an agreement regarding the passage through the Strait of Hormuz. If this deal goes through, global energy transport routes would be restored, potentially alleviating pressure on oil prices—some forecasts suggest that the average gas price in the U.S. could dip below $4 per gallon for the first time in nearly two months.

Trump has also commented that the relevant agreement is expected to be signed on Sunday and mentioned possible future actions against Iranian nuclear facilities. Although the details remain unclear, a de-escalation of geopolitical tensions could provide a short-term boost to market sentiment.

From a technical standpoint, Bitcoin's key support is around the $72,000 range; while we haven't hit that yet in the short term, we need to be cautious of volatility spikes from macro disturbances. Ethereum faces resistance near $2,400, and a breakout will require stronger momentum.

Overall, the market is in a sensitive window where news and data are intertwined. On one hand, sticky inflation restricts the imagination for monetary policy, while on the other hand, if geopolitical risks cool down significantly, it could provide breathing room for crypto assets.

In terms of trading strategy, it's advised to stay flexible, avoid chasing highs, and focus on the alignment of macro guidance and on-chain capital flows.

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The market reference is set: Bitcoin has stabilized above $63,000, with Ethereum and Solana both bouncing back, closing at $1,666 and $66.8, respectively. Overall, the trend remains resilient despite macro data disturbances.

The latest U.S. inflation data came in higher than expected, again pushing back market optimism regarding rate cuts. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled stability, emphasizing a flexible and moderate monetary policy, providing some cushion for risk assets.

The energy sector dynamics are worth noting: U.S. refiners have ramped up fuel exports to Africa, and drilling activity is on the rise, particularly for oil-directed rigs, which may indicate a recovery in shale production capacity. While these structural changes don't directly impact the crypto market, they could affect global liquidity expectations.

Security auditing firm Quantstamp released a report highlighting that the hacking incident involving the Humanity Protocol on June 8, which resulted in the theft of 141 million H tokens, bore a striking resemblance to tactics used by North Korean hacker groups. On-chain security remains a critical area for project teams.

From a technical standpoint, Bitcoin's short-term key support is at $72,000—if it pulls back to this zone, it may trigger long position liquidations; Ethereum faces a $2,400 resistance test, requiring stronger capital support to break through.

Morning volatility is converging, and it's advisable to avoid chasing highs; focus on macro guidance and on-chain large movements. Keeping positions flexible is more important than blindly betting.

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Right now, the market coordinates are: Bitcoin held strong above $63,000 last night, with Ethereum and Solana bouncing back in sync, leading to a slight recovery in market sentiment. However, macro-level disturbances haven't faded; instead, new variables are brewing under dual pressures from geopolitics and data.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in higher than expected, reinforcing the view that the Fed is unlikely to cut rates in the short term. Meanwhile, the new policy signals from the People's Bank of China are being interpreted as further attempts to support domestic demand. The misalignment of policy rhythms on both sides continues to affect the pricing of global risk assets.

What’s even more concerning is the sudden escalation in the Middle East. U.S. forces launched airstrikes near Oman, resulting in the deaths of three Indian crew members, followed by direct fire exchanges between the U.S. and Iran. Although this incident hasn't triggered severe fluctuations in energy prices yet, any sparks in sensitive areas could quickly ripple through the financial markets.

On the technical side, if Bitcoin can hold the $72,000 support, the short-term structure remains optimistic; Ethereum, however, is showing hesitation as it approaches the $2,400 resistance zone, with insufficient volume potentially capping its upside.

The current market is in a delicate balance between a vacuum of news and accumulating risks. On one hand, there’s a lack of strong catalysts to push a breakout, while on the other, a black swan event could disrupt the calm at any moment.

In terms of strategy, it's suggested to keep positions flexible and avoid chasing pumps and dumps at key levels. Once the geopolitical risk premium is realized, volatility could spike rapidly.

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The current market coordinates are: Bitcoin is holding steady at $61,700, Ethereum has rebounded to around $1,640, and Solana is also closing above $65. Overall sentiment is somewhat bullish, but the volatility risks haven't faded away.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in higher than expected, further delaying the market's optimistic outlook for a Fed rate cut. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled stability, emphasizing a flexible monetary policy, which adds a bit of cushion to global liquidity expectations.

Tensions in the geopolitical landscape have suddenly escalated. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson confirmed that the U.S. has conducted military strikes against Iran today, following the downing of a U.S. military helicopter. He stated that he had entered the war room with the President earlier that day. Such sudden conflicts often disrupt short-term risk appetite, and we should be cautious of sharp asset price reactions.

On the technical front, if Bitcoin can hold the line at $72,000, it will maintain a medium-term bullish structure; however, Ethereum still faces significant selling pressure before breaking $2,400, and may continue to range trade in the short term.

We are currently in a sensitive window where macro data and geopolitical events intertwine, with funds pricing in inflation stickiness while assessing the risks of conflict spillover. In this environment, high volatility could become the norm.

In terms of strategy, it's advisable to keep position flexibility, avoid chasing highs, and prioritize buying opportunities on core assets' pullbacks.
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Price levels are focusing on three anchors: Bitcoin holding steady above $63,000, with Ethereum and Solana both gaining strength, closing around $1,690 and $66 respectively.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in higher than expected, further delaying market bets on a rate cut from the Fed. Meanwhile, new policy signals from the People’s Bank of China have also drawn attention, leading to a reassessment of global liquidity expectations.

The geopolitical situation has escalated abruptly. Since Sunday, tensions between Israel and Iran have intensified significantly, with missile exchanges becoming a reality. Some Democratic senators in the U.S. have written to former President Trump, emphasizing that relevant military actions have never been officially terminated, citing the War Powers Resolution and noting that the 60-day statutory limit cannot be suspended.

While this kind of sudden risk hasn't immediately triggered a panic sell-off in the crypto market, risk-off sentiment is quietly building. Funds are trending towards more certain assets in the short term, and volatility could amplify in the coming trading days.

On the technical side, if Bitcoin can hold the $72,000 support, it may continue its rebound rhythm; Ethereum needs to break through the $2,400 resistance zone to open up upward space. Signs of divergence are starting to appear in the movements of both, so we need to be vigilant about potential structural rotation accelerating.

The current market is at a crucial window for macro narrative shifts, with increased sensitivity to news. It's advisable to maintain flexible positions, avoid chasing highs too aggressively, and closely monitor geopolitical and policy developments.

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Right now, the market coordinates are: Bitcoin is holding steady above $63,000, while Ethereum and Solana are both on the rise, closing around $1,690 and $66, respectively.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in above expectations, further delaying the market's bets on an interest rate cut by the Fed. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled its commitment to stability, emphasizing that a flexible and moderate monetary policy will better support the real economy, providing some cushion for risk assets.

The geopolitical situation has suddenly intensified. The U.S. and Iran have engaged in military actions amid a negotiation deadlock, drawing global attention. According to media reports, Trump stated that the Iranian missile strike did not result in casualties and urged Israel to exercise restraint, warning that further retaliation could prolong the conflict.

In the short term, macro and geopolitical variables are intertwined, and market volatility may remain high. Funds are rapidly switching between safe havens and risk appetite, making crypto assets' movements more reliant on external sentiment.

From a technical perspective, if Bitcoin can hold the key support at $72,000, it may continue its rebound momentum; Ethereum, on the other hand, faces a test at the $2,400 resistance level, and a breakthrough will require stronger momentum.

In the current environment, it's not advisable to chase highs excessively, but there's no need to panic and exit the market due to news disturbances. Keeping positions flexible and closely monitoring macro data and geopolitical developments may be a more prudent strategy.

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The market reference indicates that Bitcoin is holding steady above $60,000, with Ethereum and Solana rebounding in sync, closing around $1,569 and $62 respectively.

The latest U.S. inflation data exceeded expectations, further delaying market bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled stability, emphasizing a flexible and moderate monetary policy stance, which provides some support for risk assets.

On the geopolitical front, Iranian state media reported that the explosions on Kharg Island were due to controlled munitions destruction, which has not triggered any panic over energy supplies. In contrast, HTX Exchange announced the delisting of the Trump-related stablecoin USD1, citing that its associated project, World Liberty Financial, has frozen related exchange addresses, sparking a new round of community discussions regarding the project's compliance.

From a technical perspective, if Bitcoin can hold above the crucial support level of $72,000, the short-term structure remains positive; Ethereum, however, faces a test at the $2,400 resistance level, and whether it breaks through will determine the direction of the next phase of momentum.

Although current prices are volatile, market sentiment has not shown obvious panic. Some funds are beginning to tentatively flow back in, particularly focusing on the actual impact of macro and regulatory dynamics on liquidity.

Early trading has stabilized, and it is advisable to maintain observation and avoid chasing highs.
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The overnight market saw some wild swings, with US stocks taking a hit; the S&P 500 dropped 1.65% in a single day, wiping out over a trillion dollars in market cap, and tech-heavy Nasdaq fared even worse. In this pressure cooker for risk assets, the crypto market didn’t crash in tandem but clearly slowed its upward momentum.

Right now, the market coordinates are: Bitcoin is trading around $61,000, Ethereum is oscillating in the $1,580 zone, and Solana is hovering around $63. The overall trend is strong, but there's a lack of clear breakout momentum, signaling a short-term observation window.

On the macro front, the latest inflation data from the US came in above expectations, reinforcing the viewpoint that the Fed is unlikely to cut rates anytime soon. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China is sending stability signals, emphasizing a flexible and moderate monetary policy, which somewhat offsets global liquidity expectations.

Geopolitical tensions are rising again. Reports indicate that Iran has hinted at potentially expanding military operations into the Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and even the Indian Ocean shipping lanes if current conflicts persist and maritime blockades are not lifted. Such statements heighten market concerns over energy transport and global supply chains.

From a technical perspective, if Bitcoin can hold the key support at $72,000, it still has upward momentum in the medium term; whereas Ethereum needs to break through the $2,400 resistance zone to open up a new round of upward space. Both are currently at crucial positions before choosing their direction.

With the complexity of the external environment increasing, there’s both the pressure of financial market corrections and unpredictable geopolitical variables. In this combo, funds are more likely to sit on the sidelines or shift toward high-certainty assets. The crypto market may have some independence, but it can’t completely immune itself from external shocks.

In terms of action, it’s wise to control your positions, avoid chasing highs, and prioritize mainstream coins with solid fundamentals and good liquidity. Short-term volatility may amplify, so staying calm is more important than chasing the market action.

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When it comes to price levels, let's look at three anchor points: Bitcoin briefly dipped below $62,000, wiping out all the gains driven by geopolitical risks. Ethereum and Solana both faced pressure, dropping to around $1,760 and $68 respectively.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in above expectations, reinforcing the view that the Fed is unlikely to cut rates in the short term. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled stability, but its impact on global risk assets has been limited.

Foreign media reports indicate that Bitcoin, which spiked due to tensions in the Middle East, quickly fell back as risk-off sentiment faded. This latest wave of volatility highlights that short-term geopolitical events can drive the crypto market quickly, but they can also retreat just as fast.

The Ethereum ecosystem has been sending out consistent positive signals lately. Activity in Layer 2 projects is picking up, with multiple protocol upgrades progressing smoothly, and the resilience of the infrastructure layer is strengthening.

From the charts, if Bitcoin loses the critical $60,000 level, it might further test the support zone around $58,000–$59,000. Ethereum is showing some buying support near $1,700, but a rebound needs to break above $1,850 to open up further space.

Currently, the market is in a tug-of-war between macro data and on-chain momentum. High rate expectations are suppressing risk appetite, but on-chain activity hasn't shown significant shrinkage, and bulls and bears are still battling it out.

In terms of trading strategy, I recommend managing your positions and avoiding chasing pumps and dumps. Until the trend becomes clearer, sideways action remains the main theme.

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The current market coordinates are: Bitcoin is oscillating around $64,000, Ethereum has pulled back to the $1,800 zone, and Solana is trading above $70. The overall trend is under pressure, but there’s no sign of panic selling.

The latest U.S. inflation data came in higher than expected, reinforcing the Fed's stance to maintain high interest rates in the short term. Meanwhile, China's central bank is sending signals to stabilize growth, emphasizing a flexible and moderate monetary policy, which provides some hedging space for risk assets.

On the geopolitical front, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution by a vote of 215 to 208 that limits the President's authority to use military force against Iran. Although it lacks binding power, it reflects increasing domestic political divides, which could indirectly affect global risk sentiment.

Ethereum is currently facing multiple pressures: the exodus of core developers, continued outflows from spot ETFs, and bearish signals emerging from the technicals, with prices briefly dropping below the $2,000 mark. If it cannot reclaim key resistance in the short term, adjustments may continue.

For Bitcoin, support is focused around the $62,000 area; if it holds, there’s still potential to test the previous platform at $72,000. Ethereum's resistance on the rebound is in the $2,000 to $2,200 range, and a breakthrough requires a stronger catalyst.

The current market is in a macro and narrative vacuum, with volatility shrinking but direction unclear. It’s advisable to control positions, avoid FOMO trading, and wait for clearer driving signals.

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When looking at the price action, Bitcoin is holding strong above $71,000, Ethereum has bounced back to the $2,000 mark, and Solana is inching up as well. Despite the macro environment getting choppy, risk assets are still showing some resilience.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in hotter than expected, reinforcing the notion that the Fed is unlikely to cut rates anytime soon. Meanwhile, the PBOC has signaled support for growth, and the market is keeping a close eye on upcoming policy tools.

Geopolitical tensions are rising again. The ceasefire in Lebanon is fragile, Trump has stated that negotiations with Iran are "restarting," while Tehran claims to have attacked a U.S. container ship. Although this news hasn’t immediately rattled the markets, the potential risks shouldn't be overlooked.

From a technical standpoint, Bitcoin has formed a key support level around $72,000; if it falls below this, we could see some short-term selling pressure. Ethereum, on the other hand, is facing resistance at $2,400, and whether it breaks through or not will dictate the short-term direction.

Currently, we’re in a sensitive price range with clear bull and bear battles. Traders should keep an eye on volume changes and significant on-chain transfers to gauge true intentions.

Morning sentiment is leaning cautious; it’s advisable to manage your positions and avoid chasing highs. Stay cool and wait for clearer signals to emerge.
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On the price front, let's keep an eye on three key levels: Bitcoin needs to hold above $73,000, Ethereum must break through $2,000, and Solana should recover to around $82. Overall sentiment is warming up, but the macro environment is facing a critical test.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in above expectations, which might require a reassessment of the market's optimistic outlook on Fed rate cuts. At the same time, new policy signals from the People's Bank of China are adding uncertainty to global liquidity expectations, and cross-border capital flows could face temporary disruptions.

In trading terms, the traditional saying of "selling in May" has clearly failed this year—Bitcoin not only held the $70,000 mark but also briefly approached its previous highs. This reflects a shift in market confidence towards crypto assets compared to past seasonal trends.

Notably, there's new infrastructure progress within the Ethereum ecosystem. A decentralized exchange called Aero is set to launch, built on the next-gen DEXOS system, aimed at optimizing trading, market-making, and token management experiences on Layer 2. If this kind of foundational innovation takes off, it could inject new vitality into the ETH ecosystem.

Technically speaking, Bitcoin has short-term support around $72,000; if it holds, it may continue to challenge previous highs. Ethereum is facing resistance near $2,400, and whether it breaks through will determine the short-term directional choice.

The market is trying to balance macro data and on-chain innovations, which could lead to increased volatility. In terms of strategy, it's advisable to keep positions flexible, avoid chasing highs, and focus on whether BTC can maintain the $72,000 support and if ETH can effectively break through the next level after $2,000.

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Mainstream assets are roughly here: Bitcoin has stabilized above $74,000, Ethereum has reclaimed the $2,000 level, and Solana is back above $80. Despite new macro disturbances, crypto assets are showing resilience in the short term.

The latest inflation data from the U.S. came in above expectations, causing market bets on a Fed rate cut to cool further. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has released new policy signals, emphasizing a dual focus on steady growth and financial risk control, leading to a re-evaluation of global liquidity expectations.

On the external news front, some political rhetoric triggered brief volatility but failed to create lasting impacts. In contrast, the funding sentiment within the Ethereum ecosystem warrants closer attention—amid ongoing outflows from spot ETFs, on-chain whales are adopting a more cautious stance, putting significant pressure on prices.

Technically, if Bitcoin can hold the $72,000 support, there’s still a possibility for a continued upward consolidation; while Ethereum is oscillating around the $2,000 mark, the $2,400 level presents a strong short-term resistance that requires stronger buying support to break through.

The current market is in a tug-of-war between macro data and on-chain momentum, lacking clear directional catalysts and showing no signs of panic selling. In this environment, mainstream coins are likely to maintain range-bound consolidation.

In terms of strategy, it’s advisable to keep positions flexible, avoid chasing highs, and closely monitor whether BTC can hold key support levels and the outcome of ETH’s battle around the $2,000 mark.

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Mainstream assets are roughly here now: Bitcoin is holding strong above $76,000, while Ethereum and Solana are both gaining momentum, closing around $2,100 and $85, respectively.

The latest inflation data from the US came in higher than expected, once again delaying the market's bets on a rate cut from the Fed. Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has signaled a focus on stable growth, emphasizing a flexible and moderate monetary policy, which provides some support for risk assets.

There are signs of easing in geopolitical tensions. According to Bloomberg, Trump stated that the agreement with Iran is 'basically settled,' and the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. Although details are still unclear, market worries about conflict escalation have clearly cooled.

On the technical side, if Bitcoin can hold the $72,000 support, there’s still short-term upward momentum; Ethereum, however, faces selling pressure near $2,400, and a breakout will require stronger catalysts.

Current prices reflect the tug-of-war between macro and geopolitical factors—on one side, stubborn inflation suppressing easing expectations, and on the other, easing tensions boosting risk appetite.

Traders might want to stay on the sidelines, waiting for clearer directional signals. Volatility remains, and keeping pace is more important than predictions.

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