1. Easing tensions in the Middle East — Positive for Bitcoin's rise

- Israel and Hamas have entered a fragile ceasefire phase, with both sides temporarily halting hostilities.

- The market believes that the Strait of Hormuz (a key global oil transport route) will not be blocked, and oil supply remains unaffected.

- Geopolitical risks are decreasing, investor risk aversion is weakening, and funds are more willing to buy Bitcoin and other risk assets.

2. Federal Reserve Policy — Interest rate cut expectations delayed, but the impact is limited

- Powell (Chairman of the Federal Reserve) stated: No interest rate cut currently, primarily because tariffs have pushed inflation higher.

- No interest rate cut in July is basically off the table; September may become the first window for a rate cut.

- The US economy remains strong, the job market is healthy, and the Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to cut rates to rescue the economy.

Summary of market sentiment:

- As long as the ceasefire in the Middle East holds and oil prices do not surge, the short-term outlook for Bitcoin is optimistic.

- However, geopolitical tensions are like a 'time bomb'; if conflicts resume, the market may suddenly fluctuate, so vigilance is required.

(In summary: **Middle East ceasefire + Federal Reserve not intervening = Small rise for Bitcoin, but don't let your guard down**)

BTC

The daily rebound target given in the daily report has been reached! Watch for distribution opportunities at 106700-108950! Short-term support around 12500!

ETH

The rebound target for Ether is also about to be reached! Watch for distribution opportunities at 2540-2570! Short-term support around 2313!

SOL

For positions bought near 130, consider reducing at 150-158! Also, pay attention to distribution opportunities here! Short-term support at 137-133!

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