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📅 July 3, 7:00 – July 9,
Bitcoin breaks through $109,000; bond market turmoil and trade friction affect the crypto market.
Crypto Market Dynamics: Bond Market Fluctuation and Trade Friction Impact on Bitcoin Trend
Market Observation
Long-term Japanese bond yields have reached new highs, and the macro environment is tightening, with gold and Bitcoin demonstrating their hedging functions. Analysts believe that the differentiation of global central bank policies and concerns about U.S. Treasury credit in 2025 may accelerate the flow of funds from traditional assets to crypto assets. For example, the recent surge of the New Taiwan Dollar reflects this trend: Taiwanese investors hold a large amount of U.S. Treasuries and engage in circular pledging, and the decline in U.S. Treasury prices leads to passive deleveraging, while panic sentiment prompts funds to flow back to Taiwan, pushing up the exchange rate of the New Taiwan Dollar. Investors should pay attention to signals from the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, U.S. Treasury auction data, and on-chain indicators of Bitcoin to grasp the flow of funds and changes in market sentiment. Although Bitcoin has historically been highly volatile, its hedging role in diversified investment portfolios is becoming increasingly prominent, especially when the traditional financial system faces dual challenges of credit and inflation.
In May 2025, the tariff dispute between Europe and the United States continued to escalate. At the beginning of the year, the U.S. implemented tariffs ranging from 20% to 50% on various sectors including steel, aluminum, and automobiles from the EU, prompting retaliatory measures from the EU. On May 23, reports suggested that the U.S. proposed to impose a 50% tariff on EU products starting June 1, leading to a slight correction in Bitcoin. On May 26, news emerged that the EU was seeking to extend the trade negotiation deadline, and the U.S. agreed to postpone the deadline to July 9. Following this announcement, Bitcoin briefly rebounded, surpassing $109,000.
Key Data (As of May 26, 12:00 HKT)
Note: A price above the upper and lower bounds indicates a medium to long-term bullish trend, while the opposite indicates a bearish trend; if the price is within the range or fluctuates through the cost range in the short term, it indicates a bottoming or topping state.
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