BTC accumulates momentum again in the range

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Macroeconomic and policy impact
Trump tariff policy: The United States announced that it would impose 25%-40% tariffs on Japan, South Korea and other countries (effective on August 1), triggering market risk aversion, and Bitcoin once fell to the support level of $107,5004.
Federal Reserve policy: The market is concerned about the possibility of a rate cut in July. If the Fed turns dovish, it may boost the price of Bitcoin by 17.
Musk and Trump conflict: The public dispute between the two sides over the "Big and Beautiful Act" caused short-term fluctuations in the crypto market, with DOGE leading the decline and BTC once under pressure by 2.

Bitcoin is currently in the key liquidity-intensive area of ​​105,000-108,800 US dollars, and the long and short sides are fiercely competing here:
Above $108,800: A large number of short stop-loss orders are gathered, and a breakthrough may trigger a chain of short liquidations, pushing the price towards $113,000-130,000.
Below $107,100: There are dense long leveraged positions. A break below this level may trigger forced liquidation of long positions, causing the price to fall back to the $92,000-$95,000 support zone 1.

Technical aspects and market structure
Breakout-retracement mode: If the weekly close stabilizes at $107,720, the upward trend may be confirmed, with the target pointing to $110,000-$130,000. The historical analogy of the "step-up" structure in Q4 2024 indicates that the bull market may continue.

Short-term resistance and support:
Resistance level: $108,500 (if it breaks through, it may test $110,000).
Support level: $107,500 (if it breaks below, it may drop to $106,500)410.

Bitcoin has recently fluctuated between $106,000 and $110,000, with ETF inflows and long-term holders selling forming a seesaw 57.

Summary
Bitcoin is currently in a critical game range. The short-term trend may be determined by the liquidation trigger point (107,100-108,800 US dollars), and is also affected by macro policies (tariffs, the Federal Reserve) and institutional capital flows. The medium- and long-term bullish expectations are strong, but attention should be paid to high leverage risks and changes in market sentiment.

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