Currently, the market generally expects a high probability of an interest rate cut in September, and the expectations for July have also increased.

Therefore, this week's non-farm data may become a key factor in whether to cut interest rates. Additionally, after the tariff grace period expires on July 9, attention is needed on whether Trump will take new measures.

On the other hand, the continuous buying actions from institutions have led to a new high in net inflows of Bitcoin last week, and strong buying may drive Bitcoin into a new upward cycle, with the potential to reach a historical high.

Currently, Bitcoin's weekly closing price has reached 108,500, and this price level may become the starting point for the next wave of upward trends. Continue to stay alert and prepare for the rise.