This week, BTC's daily rebound has formed its first consolidation zone and flashed a top signal. A 2-3 week high-level range-bound consolidation is expected in the short term. For medium-term positions, staying on the sidelines is advised, while short-term traders may test long and short positions with light size around key support and resistance levels. HYPE, meanwhile, is in the departure leg of its second consolidation zone, and the key question is whether momentum divergence will emerge to determine if the uptrend can persist.

BTC sentiment has rapidly shifted to greed, but the 52-week moving average has yet to be decisively broken. This week's focus is on the completion of endpoint 5 and the construction phase of pivot B. HYPE has simultaneously entered its second pivot-building period, with the $73–$77 support zone serving as a key short-term level to watch.

Strong rallies are often accompanied by intense battles at key resistance levels and heightened volatility.

This week, the market is at a critical structural validation stage: whether BTC's daily adjustment can stabilize above $60,950, and whether HYPE can effectively hold the $58–$58.5 resistance zone to form a departure segment from the consolidation zone—these are the two core observation points that will determine the direction of the market.

This week, Bitcoin's daily-level C-wave rebound continues, with the price starting from a low of $62,268. Whether it can effectively break through the key resistance zone of $65,700–$67,300 is the core of this week's structural validation; HYPE, meanwhile, has found support at the convergence of its long-term uptrend line, the lower boundary of the descending channel, and the $50–$52 triple support zone, with daily-level rebound signals initially emerging. Whether it can hold its ground and challenge the upper boundary of the descending channel remains to be confirmed.

This week, Bitcoin’s daily-level wave B correction has been running for 12 days and has dipped to $62,268. Whether it can find support in the $60,900–$61,500 range will determine if the daily structure concludes. Meanwhile, HYPE has moved into the key support zone of $50–$52 at the tail end of the daily wave C, with oversold signals triggered consecutively, though direction has yet to be confirmed.

The BTC daily a-wave rebound likely topped at $66,955 on July 21, transitioning into a b-wave adjustment. This week, focus on a pullback to $65,700 and support at the $60,950-$61,500 range; HYPE is contesting the key resistance zone of $60-$63.5, with last week's short position already realizing a 1.70% profit.

BTC continues its rebound from the low of $57,820. This week, focus on the key resistance test between $65,700 and $67,300. If the price stalls and falls back, the medium-term bearish strategy remains. If it breaks through effectively, the short-term structure turns bullish. HYPE continues to adjust from its high of $72.97. This week, watch the battle for the $62 to $63.5 region. The medium-term remains bearish-dominated. For the short term, flexibly switch between Plan A/B based on model signals.

This week, BTC is in a "descending consolidation extension" phase on the daily timeframe, with the short-term outlook dominated by sideways consolidation. The key focus remains on the tug-of-war between the $64,700 resistance and the $60,950 to $62,000 support range. Medium-term short positions should be maintained at around 20%. Meanwhile, HYPE has confirmed resistance near $72.97. The key for this week is to observe the end of the "endpoint 62" adjustment and whether the rebound can reclaim the $72.97 level. If it fails, strategy should shift to building short positions on rallies.

The four-wave daily adjustment of BTC is nearing its end. This week, key attention should be on whether the rebound high of $57,820 can break through the resistance zone of $65,700 to $67,300. HYPE, after a seven-wave rebound nearing its historical high of $76.94, has shifted to a defensive stance. This week's strategy focuses on locking in profits on upticks and moving stop-losses up to protect gains.

This week, the focus is on the formation location of “Endpoint 44” in the final segment of BTC’s five-wave adjustment structure. If it exceeds $58,110, a rebound plan will be triggered; otherwise, be alert for further breakdown. Concurrently, observe whether “Endpoint 56” for HYPE forms a double bottom. If it stabilizes within the support zone, consider a light long position.

BTC is currently at a critical juncture for a retracement confirmation at the lower trendline of its short-term ascending channel, with the medium-term outlook maintaining a bearish layout. For HYPE, consider light long positions in the support zone, with strict position sizing and dynamic stop-losses.

The pullback battle after BTC surpassed $65,000 and the resistance test of the HYPE pressure zone are the two core themes this week. The US-Iran agreement triggered a sharp repricing of global assets; the louder the noise, the more important the structure becomes.

Bitcoin's $60,000 level was effectively breached on June 5, confirming the establishment of a three-wave a-b-c monthly adjustment structure. The current C-wave decline is still in its early stages. This week, the core focus will be on the performance under two major resistance zones at $65,000 and $69,500～$70,500, maintaining a bearish outlook for the medium term. The top warning signal for HYPE last week was validated, with the price retracing a maximum of 27% from $75.87. This week, it enters a support zone suitable for short-term positioning, with stabilization signals in the $55～$57 range serving as the primary entry basis, adopting a strategy of lightly going long.

The $75,000–$76,000 range is the most critical resistance test zone for BTC this week. Operate with a bearish bias and prepare two contingency plans, Plan A and B. For HYPE, focus on the support zone between $62.5 and $64.75; if it holds, consider a long entry; a breakdown would signal a deeper correction.