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S'agit-il d'un véritable renversement de tendance ou simplement d'un rebond temporaire après une nouvelle compression des positions courtes ? Jusqu'où cette hausse peut-elle encore aller ? Le Trésor américain a annoncé l'élargissement de l'envergure des rachats de bons du Trésor à long terme, améliorant significativement les attentes de liquidité sur le marché, ce qui a fait baisser les rendements des obligations américaines et a globalement soutenu les actifs à risque. Un grand nombre de positions courtes ont été liquidées de force, avec un volume de liquidation atteignant plusieurs centaines de millions, voire plus de deux milliards de dollars, formant une compression typique des positions courtes. Les déclarations positives du gouvernement Trump et des régulateurs concernant la législation sur les cryptomonnaies, ainsi que les flux nets entrants réapparus dans les ETF au comptant, ont conjointement poussé les prix à une forte hausse. BTC a réussi à franchir la limite supérieure de la récente zone de consolidation ainsi que des niveaux de résistance clés. Certains analystes indiquent qu'après la cassure effective de la ligne de cou de la figure en épaule inversée formée précédemment, l'objectif mesuré se situe entre 73 000 et 76 000 dollars. Il faut rester lucide. Une part importante de cette hausse est alimentée par des liquidations à effet de levier et une liquidité à court terme, la force des achats au comptant doit encore être observée. La trajectoire de la politique de la Fed, les données sur l'inflation et l'évolution des taux longs restent des variables clés. Si les rendements remontent ou si l'appétit pour le risque diminue, les prix peuvent facilement revenir tester les niveaux de cassure précédents. Le marché est actuellement en phase de reprise après une correction majeure, avec une distance significative par rapport aux sommets précédents. La confirmation d'un nouveau cycle haussier véritable nécessitera de voir des flux institutionnels plus solides et une amélioration des fondamentaux. Ce rebond pourrait tester la zone entre 73 000 et 76 000 dollars ; en cas de franchissement et de maintien au-dessus, le potentiel de hausse s'ouvrirait davantage. #BTC突破69000美元，这轮上涨能走多远？

BTC｜$70K isn’t the finish line. It’s where the real battle starts. ⚔️ BTC just ripped back toward $70,000, and yesterday’s move was brutal for the bears — more than $1B in shorts were liquidated within an hour. That’s a textbook short squeeze. But here’s the part I’m watching closely 👀 After a move this aggressive, the biggest danger isn’t being bearish — it’s chasing longs with heavy leverage. I#DailyOrbit

$BTC & $ETH Rebound: Are ETFs Still Hesitating? $BTC has recovered toward $69,000, while $ETH moved above $2,200 as a short squeeze fueled the rebound. ETF flows show renewed interest, with capital returning across several sessions, but institutional demand has yet to match stronger rallies. This suggests investors may be accumulating cautiously rather than chasing FOMO. If ETF inflows remain consistent, they could provide stronger support and help $BTC and $ETH sustain their upward momentum.

Bitcoin ripped about 7% on Wednesday and briefly touched $69,750, its highest since early June and biggest single day percentage gain since March. Coinglass put 24 hour short liquidations near $1.37 billion, over $1 billion inside an hour. The clearest macro catalyst was Treasury debt management, not Fed policy. Treasury will at least double its long end liquidity support buybacks, lifting the per operation cap to at least $4 billion on 10 to 30 year paper, Sept 9 through Nov 4. The 30 year yield fell about 9bp to roughly 5.19%. Lower long end yields mean less opportunity cost for holding an asset that pays none. The Fed was pulling the other way. July's 9 to 3 vote, with Logan, Hammack and Kashkari dissenting for a hike, was known in July, its first three way same direction dissent since 2016. Wednesday's minutes added the debate: AI related price pressures alongside tariffs and energy. Flows tell a messier story: · Spot BTC ETFs bled $390 million Aug 10 to 14, FBTC leading at $153 million · Then $297 million in Aug 17 and $189 million Aug 18 · Wintermute flagged miner selling and ETF redemptions as a supply drag So this was a positioning led move rather than proof of durable demand. Shorts were crowded, a macro headline hit, the squeeze did the rest. The bigger story came a day earlier. On Aug 18 the SEC proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, its first crypto offering framework. Emphasis on proposed: 60 day comments, nothing in force. As drafted, two registration exemptions, $5 million over four years or $75 million per 12 months plus financial statements and reporting. The centerpiece is a conditional safe harbor. It is not automatic. The issuer must permanently cease all essential managerial efforts, make no new promises, and file a public certification. Preemption reaches only transactions the rule covers. BTC opened the year near $87,500. August is a recovery inside a wider drawdown. Two stories, 24 hours apart. Which one still matters a year from now, the price move or the SEC framework? #BTCBreaks69000 #TreasuryUpsBuybacks #FOMC9To3Split

🌅 CRYPTO WAKES UP BULLISH — BTC NEARS $70K 🚨 $BTC surged above $69K, while $ETH jumped above $2.2K as crypto extended yesterday’s breakout. The rally is being supported by softer yields, Treasury buybacks and renewed risk appetite. Now the key question: Can BTC turn $69K–$70K into support? 🔥 Momentum is back, but confirmation matters. #FOMC9To3Split #BTCBreaks69000 #XiaomiQ2Earnings

🚨 $BTC JUST FLIPPED THE MARKET SENTIMENT $BTC exploded above $68K today, marking a sharp move from the $64K zone. More than $1B in short positions were liquidated within an hour, accelerating the rally. Now comes the real test: Can $BTC hold above $68K, or was this mainly a short squeeze? Confirmation matters.

$190 BILLION FLOWS BACK INTO CRYPTO — WHAT IS THE MONEY TELLING US? In just 24 hours, the total crypto market cap has increased by around $190B. $BTC is still holding near $69.3K, while $ETH remains above $2,250 after a strong move. The key point is that capital is no longer concentrated in just one asset. Hidden signal: liquidity is returning across the broader market. If BTC can hold the $69K–$70K zone, rotation into ETH and altcoins could continue to expand.

🚨 BTC JUST BROKE THE RANGE $BTC ripped from the $64K zone and pushed above $68K, flipping market sentiment in a matter of hours. The move was amplified by a massive short squeeze, with more than $1B in short positions reportedly liquidated within an hour. But the squeeze is not the confirmation. Now I’m watching one thing: Can BTC turn $68K from resistance into support? If it holds, this breakout starts looking structural rather than purely liquidation-driven. If it loses $68K quickly, the move may have been more about forced shorts closing than genuine spot demand. The next few candles matter more than the headline. $BTC | $OKB #BTCBreaks69000 #SKHynix40TBuyback #UnitreeIPOJumps629%

Bitcoin Just Broke the Range Now Comes the Hard Part Bitcoin finally made the move traders were waiting for. $BTC pushed above 68,000 USD and briefly moved toward 69,000 USD, breaking out of the range that had been controlling price for weeks. But after a move this fast, I’m not asking: “How high can Bitcoin go?” I’m asking: “Can Bitcoin hold the breakout?” That distinction matters. A sharp move above resistance can create FOMO, especially when short positions are being liquidated. More than 1 billion USD in short positions were reportedly liquidated during the recent surge, meaning part of the rally was amplified by forced buying. So here are the levels I’m watching now: → 69,000–70,000 USD: The immediate psychological resistance. If BTC can break and hold above this zone with strong spot volume, the breakout becomes much more convincing. → 68,000 USD: The first important level to defend. Turning previous resistance into support would be a strong signal for bulls. → 66,000–67,000 USD: A deeper pullback into this area would not automatically destroy the bullish setup. It could actually provide a cleaner retest opportunity. The biggest mistake right now would be chasing the candle simply because Bitcoin is moving fast. I would rather see: Breakout → pullback → support holds → continuation. That structure gives traders something much more valuable than excitement: confirmation. If BTC holds above the breakout zone, momentum could remain strong. But if price falls straight back below the previous range, the breakout needs to be questioned. Bitcoin has already shown us that buyers can move the market. Now they need to prove they can hold it. #Would you enter after the breakout, or wait for BTC to retest 68,000 USD first? #BTCVolumeDriesUp #TreasuryUpsBuybacks #BTCBreaks69000

Bitcoin just ripped from $64K to nearly $70K, wiping out more than $1 billion in crypto shorts within 60 minutes. What began as a low-volume bounce has turned into the largest squeeze in months. But forced buying from liquidations is different from sustained spot demand. The next confirmation is volume. Set an Alpha Signal in Sorin to alert you if BTC breaks $70K with rising volume, or if momentum starts fading after the squeeze (link in the bio ☝️).

$BTC & $ETH Surge: What’s Driving the Market Higher? $BTC and $ETH are rebounding as several catalysts align. The U.S. doubled long-term Treasury buybacks to $4 billion per operation, helping lower yields and the dollar while improving risk appetite. More importantly, over $1 billion in short positions were liquidated within roughly an hour, triggering a powerful short squeeze. $BTC has touched $69K, while $ETH reclaimed $2.2K. ETF activity and institutional flows remain key signals. ط