According to a chart released today by Matrixport, Odaily Planet Daily, market sentiment remains tense. However, due to the market's prolonged trading on the escalation of the Middle East situation, related risks have been largely priced in, with oil prices currently reflecting a geopolitical premium of approximately $8 to $10 per barrel. If the subsequent de-escalation of the conflict proceeds faster than widely feared, risk assets may experience a tactical rebound. From a technical perspective, after a large-scale position clearing, Bitcoin has not experienced further significant declines, demonstrating resilience. As the market enters a consolidation phase, the RSI continues to rise, and bullish divergence is gradually emerging. As long as this indicator maintains its upward trend, downward price momentum may be suppressed. This also means that continuing to increase short positions at current levels has a diminishing risk-reward ratio.

According to data from Hyperbot, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, Huang Licheng's 25x leveraged Ethereum long position was partially liquidated again an hour ago. He urgently added to his position early this morning, but the previous market decline triggered another liquidation. Currently, he only holds 120 ETH, with a liquidation price of $1,919.

According to data from Gate.com, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, the European bank stock index fell 3.9%, marking its biggest single-day drop since the tariffs hit in April 2025.

According to Israeli media outlet GLZRadio, Germany is seriously considering joining a war with Iran. German sources say that plans between Germany and the United States are already underway, and Berlin may directly participate in bombing raids or provide military support. (Jinshi)

According to an article published on the X platform by analyst Darkfost of Odaily Planet Daily, Bitcoin's current daily closing retracement is 47%, still far below the magnitude of historical bear market retracements. The record stands at 2012, when a bear market retracement exceeded 90%. Over time, the bear market retracement trend has eased slightly, as can be seen in the charts where retracements during bear market phases have gradually diminished. If this pattern continues, a reasonable expectation is for a retracement in the 60% to 70% range.