Last week, driven by strong buying, Bitcoin broke through its historical high, rising above 110,000, but faced pressure below 112,000. Subsequently, influenced by Trump's tariff policy on the EU, the market's trend sharply reversed, reaching the lower support area by the weekend. This morning's news announced a delay in the tariff policy on the EU until July 9, and the market is expected to return to normal trends.

From the four-hour structure chart, multiple dojis have formed at the lower levels, with support above 106,000, and the overall trend remains high, indicating strong bullish momentum in the market. This morning, prices have approached just below 110,000, and the previous historical high is likely to present some resistance. In the short term, the market will likely test the historical high of 112,000 again.

Today's operational strategy is suggested to focus on buying during pullbacks: when Bitcoin pulls back to the 108,200 - 107,600 range, it is advisable to go long, targeting 110,700 - 111,500.