Here are some key points I’ve been watching recently.
Yesterday, Bitcoin consolidated around 92,000, coinciding with the US CPI data meeting expectations. Coupled with subsequent positive news, it surged straight up to around 96,800 in the evening. The recent rally is actually the result of multiple factors resonating together.
The US dollar has indeed become less aggressive recently, and the market is starting to digest the possibility of interest rate cuts in 2026. In this context, Bitcoin and gold, as traditional safe-haven assets, are logically moving higher together—their "hard currency" properties used to hedge systemic risks are being re-priced. Gold usually reflects risk aversion sentiment in advance, with Bitcoin following closely behind.
My recent trading approach is as follows:
If Bitcoin pulls back to around 94,000, that’s a relatively safe entry point. The first target is in the 95,000-96,000 range. If that breaks smoothly, the second phase target is above 97,000. The rhythm of this rally has been quite strong.
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Here are some key points I’ve been watching recently.
Yesterday, Bitcoin consolidated around 92,000, coinciding with the US CPI data meeting expectations. Coupled with subsequent positive news, it surged straight up to around 96,800 in the evening. The recent rally is actually the result of multiple factors resonating together.
The US dollar has indeed become less aggressive recently, and the market is starting to digest the possibility of interest rate cuts in 2026. In this context, Bitcoin and gold, as traditional safe-haven assets, are logically moving higher together—their "hard currency" properties used to hedge systemic risks are being re-priced. Gold usually reflects risk aversion sentiment in advance, with Bitcoin following closely behind.
My recent trading approach is as follows:
If Bitcoin pulls back to around 94,000, that’s a relatively safe entry point. The first target is in the 95,000-96,000 range. If that breaks smoothly, the second phase target is above 97,000. The rhythm of this rally has been quite strong.