🔥 Bitcoin has reclaimed the 80,000 USD mark, but the market is still not out of the danger zone. The strong surge on September 3rd pushed BTC to around 81,500 USD, simultaneously triggering a recovery in many risk assets. However, part of the buying pressure came from the liquidation of short positions, so the upward momentum may not necessarily reflect a return of long-term investment capital.  The most notable point right now is that interest rate expectations have changed very quickly. After the statement from Fed official Christopher Waller, the market probability is projected to

⚡ The market is facing a decisive session: U.S. employment data could turn Bitcoin's rebound into a new trend or pull all risk assets back into defensive territory. After the dovish remarks from Fed official Christopher Waller, the expectation for a September rate hike dropped to about 50%. Bitcoin surged above $80,000, while bond yields and the USD weakened. But this is not yet the time to conclude that the Fed has changed course. The market still awaits the U.S. nonfarm payroll report. If the data

🚨 Bitcoin surpasses $80,000, but this surge still needs to be validated by U.S. employment data. After sharp declines in previous sessions, BTC at one point rose more than 5%, exceeding $81,000. Ethereum, BNB, and XRP also recovered as Fed official Christopher Waller's dovish remarks lowered market expectations for a rate hike in September. The key change is not in a single statement, but in the shift of overall monetary expectations. The probability of a Fed rate hike this month has

⚠️ There is a signal that is more noteworthy than Bitcoin rising or falling: the market is beginning to reprice interest rate risk. Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around 76,000–77,000 USD, while ETH and many altcoins are dropping more sharply than BTC. Pressure comes from rising US bond yields and climbing oil prices as Middle East tensions continue to affect global sentiment. Interestingly, gold is recovering. After falling more than 2% in the previous session, gold surged over 1% as the USD and Treasury yields cooled down. The market is hi

🔥 September is kicking off with a very tough challenge for the entire financial market. Bitcoin remains stuck below the 80,000 USD range, while the sharp rise in US bond yields forces capital to continuously balance between growth assets and defensive assets. BTC is currently around 76,000–77,000 USD, while ETH and many altcoins are under even stronger pressure. The most notable point right now lies in the bond market. The 10-year Treasury yield has approached 5%, a very high level compared to recent years. The reason is tha

🔥 Today's market is showing a very clear tug-of-war between risk and opportunity. Bitcoin is fluctuating around the 76,000–78,000 USD range after facing pressure from geopolitical tensions and interest rate expectations. Meanwhile, gold has rebounded over 1% as U.S. bond yields and the USD cool down following a sharp previous decline. U.S. stocks have also recovered, with the S&P 500 up 0.6%, Dow Jones up 0.8%, and Nasdaq up 0.3%. However, the market still faces a tough challenge: high energy prices may persist a