June ends! July begins!
The market is confusing. This article is a possible path or idea I have sorted out based on current market data:
BTC changed its previous trend of shrinking and sideways trading over the weekend, and instead maintained a stable and small increase. With the help of the CME futures opening gap at 6:00, it broke through the range high of 62,500.
Higher highs and lower lows indicate that this round of bearish trend that started from 72k has finally ended!
Since we judge that there may not be a lower price in the short term, we have to look at it from a larger perspective. From the daily chart, BTC is currently tending to move towards a converging triangle pattern. As shown in the figure, the highs are indeed gradually decreasing, while the lows are gradually rising; Generally speaking, the converging triangle pattern will often break out when it is one-third of the way through. This turning point is around October this year.
The more important point is that if there is a strong rebound, the short liquidity above the current price is extremely sufficient, which means there is new fuel all the way, as shown in the figure: There is no accumulation of long liquidity below, which means that the attraction for falling prices is not as strong as the attraction for rising prices;
Once this small-scale bullish trend starts, it will often move very fast. It is not over yet. Seeing a large amount of short liquidity near 72,000 makes me wonder, what if the next rebound directly breaks 72,000 and the upper edge of the triangle? Will there be a bull market at that time? It is impossible to say for sure. Please see the figure below. Theoretically, there is a possibility of a false breakthrough near 75,000 and forming a "rush back" distribution structure; If a similar structure appears, on the one hand, it can re-stimulate the enthusiasm of retail investors in the market, and on the other hand, it can clear all the remaining short positions in the market. Large funds can use this part of the liquidity of closing positions and chasing longs to complete shipments, and build a "distribution range" when the price returns to the lower edge of the triangle!
In the face of this situation, is it appropriate to remain short and short? Obviously not! On the other hand, the total market value of stablecoins has stagnated, the incremental net inflow of ETFs has shrunk, and there are even frequent net outflows. The BTC narrative is insufficient and the expectation of interest rate cuts has been delayed again and again; Based on this situation, can we really get out of a bull market? Where will the money come from? So my current view on the market is actually very simple;