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Today, the cryptocurrency market continues its strong performance, with BTC accumulating a weekly increase of 9.3% USD, short-term support located at 94,200 USD, while the range between 102,000 and 105,000 USD faces profit-taking pressure. This round of increase is mainly driven by strong inflows of ETF funds, with a net inflow of 564 million USD this week, and institutional investors have become the key driving force.
On a macro level, the recovery of China-U.S. economic and trade relations and China's "double reduction" policy (reducing the reserve requirement ratio + lowering interest rates) have released trillions in liquidity, enhancing market risk appetite. At the same time, the Trump administration reached a trade agreement with the UK, easing global tariff tensions and further boosting demand for crypto assets. In addition, the Federal Reserve's pause on interest rate hikes and rising expectations for rate cuts provide upward support for risk assets such as Bitcoin.
The technical analysis shows that there is strong support around $96,000, while the key resistance area is above $102,000, which may challenge or break the historical high. ETH also performed well, driven by the Prague upgrade and demand for ecological projects, with the price breaking through $2,400, leading to a general rise in altcoins like PEPE.
Market Outlook: In the short term, it may fluctuate between $102,500 and $105,000. Attention should be paid to next week's CPI and PPI data. If it falls below $93,000, it could trigger a risk of correction. In the medium to long term, institutional accumulation, government reserve bills, and the development of the Web3 ecosystem continue to provide solid support for the crypto market.