BTC surged early to 65,589, then met resistance and pulled back. It formed consecutive bearish candles and declined continuously, bottoming at 63,580. In the closing period, it bounced slightly and held above 63,970. Funds at higher levels took profits and exited the market; this pullback is only a shakeout during the upward move, not a trend reversal.

At present, the conflict in the Middle East has eased somewhat, US stock risk appetite has rebounded, and institutions have begun making small-scale bargain buys—multiple positive catalysts are supporting the market. As geopolitical tensions cool down, market sell pressure has weakened. The four-hour and eight-hour MACD indicators show continuously shrinking green histogram bars, meaning the downward move has already started to slow, and moving-average levels are forming support.

Consider placing long orders in batches in the 63,600 to 63,200 range. The first target is 64,600. If it holds above 65,000, then test the prior high at 65,589. $BTC $ETH $LAB #PreIPOs第二期OpenAI认购