GM🧇☕️ The #貝兒周一報報 is here, let's take a look at the dynamics and trends that need attention, kicking off a busy week! Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome for discussion!

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  1. This Friday (06/19), the United States will hold an interest rate meeting, with the market estimating a 96.9% probability of maintaining the current rate. Attention should be paid to whether international events like the Israel-Iran conflict and China-U.S. trade issues will increase uncertainty regarding rate cuts.

  2. The conflict between Israel and Iran has temporarily intensified price volatility, and in the long term, it may lead to a rebound in inflation. Watch for whether the war continues or expands.

  3. In the short term, attention can be focused on the liquidity liquidation point at $111,000 above price level for $BTC , while the high turnover area at $102,000 below and the key support area at $92,000 should also be noted.

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  • This Friday (06/19), the United States will hold an interest rate meeting, with the market estimating up to 96.9% probability of maintaining the current rate. Afterward, it is crucial to pay attention to whether the Israel-Iran conflict and China-U.S. trade issues will impact inflation, thereby increasing the uncertainty of a final rate cut of one or two basis points in 2025.

  • Israel launched an attack on Iran on 06/13, causing BTC price to briefly fall below $103,000, with a 24-hour drop of up to 5%, triggering a liquidation of $1 billion. The geopolitical war risk not only intensifies short-term price volatility but also has long-term implications for oil prices, which may lead to a resurgence of inflation. It is essential to monitor whether the subsequent war risk continues or expands.

  • Sosovalue data shows that the fear and greed index has returned to neutral. The market capitalization of stablecoins continues to grow, while the BTC ETF shows a decreasing trend in capital momentum. Bitfinex long leveraged positions have ended two months of net outflow as holdings bottomed out. The volatility of options has slightly increased; meanwhile, the ∆25 Skew data has shifted from neutral to slightly bearish.

  • The BTC CME futures price currently has no short-term gaps, and from the perspective of volume distribution, the price remains at the VAH since November. There are two strong support zones below: one is $92,000~$95,000, formed by the POC since November and the VAH from the March decline, which is expected to be a key point during a short-term pullback; the other falls in the range of $80,000~$84,000, primarily composed of the VAH since 2024, the VAL since November, and the POC since February's decline. From the liquidation map, last week's shorts at $107,000 have been completely liquidated, with larger shorts stacking at $111,000. Currently, the overall price range is compressed in a fluctuation between $100,000~$110,000.