The recent initiation of a new round of interest rate cuts by major Western central banks, coupled with China's extensive monetary and fiscal stimulus, may serve as key catalysts for the recent surge in Bitcoin (BTC) prices.
Additionally, the continued significant net inflow into BTC exchange-traded products (ETPs) indicates a persistent influx of traditional capital into the cryptocurrency market, reflecting confidence and optimism among investors.
As the U.S. elections approach, the high-profile campaign of Republican candidate Donald Trump, who is supportive of cryptocurrencies, has bolstered market confidence in his potential victory, with the probability of his success soaring to 66.3%. This factor may also play a role, although caution is warranted regarding the risk of a market correction following the election.
Last week, BTC fluctuated near resistance levels and broke through to $71,000 during the early and late hours in the U.S. market yesterday. The WTA indicator shows the emergence of blue bars representing whale activity, suggesting that macroeconomic shifts are beginning to attract substantial capital. The purple wave area on the ME indicator is widening, indicating a strengthening bullish sentiment.
In summary, we believe BTC may continue to rise this week. We have adjusted the resistance level to $72,000 and the support level to $65,000.
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