BTC: As of August 4, 2025, the current price of BTC is $114,500; yesterday's closing pattern was a "small bullish candle," with relatively low trading volume, indicating that the bulls have the upper hand in the short term, but momentum has not fully released. On-chain data shows that the turnover rate significantly decreased yesterday, and panic sentiment did not continue. The outflow of funds mainly came from short-term loss players, while early holders are taking a wait-and-see attitude. According to URPD data, there are 1.512 million bitcoins accumulated in the range of $103,500 to $108,500, making it the first strong support level; in the range of $93,500 to $98,500, there are 1.625 million bitcoins, which serves as the second strong support level. Overall, the current price has successfully filled the key gap area below $112,000. Based on the chip distribution data, this range is located between two major chip accumulation areas from earlier, representing the "critical zone" of market supply and demand dynamics. If a new round of chip turnover can form around $112,000, the possibility of challenging the highs again cannot be ruled out; conversely, if the buying strength is insufficient and it breaks below support, Bitcoin may enter the strong support zone of $103,500-$108,500, where nearly 1.512 million bitcoins provide strong defensive support. Clearly, for traders, this pullback may be a good opportunity to buy at a low.

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BTC: As of July 29, 2025, the current price of BTC is $118,800; yesterday's closing pattern was a "small bearish candle," with an increase in volume, indicating that short-term bearish forces are dominant. On-chain data shows that the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF had a net inflow of 1,315 BTC ($157 million) yesterday, reflecting stable institutional confidence. The turnover rate is moderate, with short-term holders active and long-term holders remaining cautious, leading to a stable market sentiment. According to URPD data, the range of $103,500 to $108,500 has accumulated 1.569 million BTC, becoming the first strong support level; the range of $93,500 to $98,500 has accumulated 1.641 million BTC, serving as the second strong support level. Overall, Bitcoin is maintaining a range-bound consolidation. Although the gap at $114,000 has been successfully filled, there remains an unfilled gap at the $112,000 level. If it struggles to break through the previous high pressure in the short term, there may be a possibility of a second pullback. Currently, while there are short-term divergences in the market, the overall structure remains bullish. Continuous capital inflow, active altcoin rotation, and support from institutional voices may indicate that after a market adjustment, there will be another opportunity for upward movement.

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BTC: As of July 28, 2025, the current price of BTC is $118,800; yesterday's closing pattern was a "small bullish candle," with weak volume performance, indicating that the bulls still hold the initiative in the short term, but the upward momentum has weakened. On-chain data shows that the market turnover rate decreased over the weekend, speculative sentiment has eased, short-term selling pressure has lessened, and prices are stabilizing. According to URPD data, there are 1.575 million bitcoins accumulated in the range of $103,500 to $108,500, making it the first strong support level; in the range of $93,500 to $98,500, there are 1.642 million bitcoins accumulated, serving as the second strong support level. Overall, Bitcoin is still in a state of consolidation, maintaining a gradual upward trend. Last week, the gap around $114,000 has been filled, but there remains a technical gap around $112,000. If the price does not quickly break through the historical high, there is still a possibility that this gap will be filled.

BTC: As of July 23, 2025, the current price of BTC is $118,100; Yesterday's closing pattern was a "small yang line", the volume and energy were reduced, and the short-term bearish force had the upper hand. According to on-chain data, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF had a net outflow of 715 (about $85.8 million) yesterday, with a slight sell-off for three consecutive days, a decline in turnover, shrinking liquidity, and a strong wait-and-see mood among players. According to URPD data, 1.629 million Bitcoins have accumulated in the range of $103,500 to $108,500, becoming the strongest support level. The $93,500 to $98,500 range accumulated 1.653 million Bitcoins, serving as the second-strongest support level. At the macro level, however, the expectation of interest rate cuts still exists, and the lack of policy signals in the short term will continue to limit the market's momentum. Overall, Bitcoin is still in a volatile consolidation phase, but it is expected to try to close the price gap between $112,000 and $114,000 in the short term. In contrast, the altcoin market has been volatile and has increased the adjustment. However, with the recovery of sentiment and policy clarity, next month may open a new round of upward window for the crypto market.

BTC: As of July 22, 2025, the current price of BTC is $118,000; Yesterday, the closing pattern at the relative short-term high was the "crosshair", indicating that the competition between the long and short sides was fierce, and the trading volume was amplified but the momentum of the bulls was slightly insufficient, and the technical side suggested that it may face pullback pressure in the short term. According to on-chain data, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF had a net outflow of 1,121 (about $131 million) yesterday, reflecting the short-term selling of institutional funds, with a slight increase in trading volume and turnover rate. According to URPD data, the first strongest support level is at $103500-108500, and the second strongest support level is at $93500-98500. At the macro level, there is no important economic data released this week, the market lacks external drive, and the trend is more dominated by technical aspects and market sentiment. On the whole, there is a gap in Bitcoin in the range of $112,000-$114,000, and there is still a possibility of filling the gap before Bitcoin breaks through the all-time high again in the short term. The current market sentiment has not reached a frenzied state, and the pressure is light, more like a short-term rise after resting and accumulating, and there is a high probability that it will regain its upward trend after adjustment. Conceited.

BTC: As of July 21, 2025, the current price of BTC is $119,000; Yesterday's closing pattern was a "spindle line", indicating that the forces of the long and short sides were temporarily balanced, and although the trading volume was not significantly amplified, the short-term trend was still dominated by many parties. According to on-chain data, the daily turnover of Bitcoin has not exceeded 40,000, and the decline in liquidity has indirectly stabilized price fluctuations. According to URPD data, 1.728 million Bitcoins accumulated in the range of $103,500 to $108,500, becoming the strongest support level. The $93,500 to $98,500 range has accumulated 1.665 million Bitcoins, serving as the second-strongest support level. At the macro level, there are no important macro data releases this week. On the whole, there is a risk point of overheating in the market in the short term. In the $112,000 - $114,000 range, there is also a noticeable fault interval. From the logical point of view of market operation, if the price fills this gap in the subsequent market adjustment process, it is in line with the normal law of the market. However, from the perspective of the long-term general trend, in this market cycle, no matter what height the price of Bitcoin climbs, there are strong funds actively entering the market. This strong capital capacity lays a solid foundation for the continued rise of Bitcoin prices, and will not change its overall upward trend due to short-term market fluctuations.