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In Brief The cryptocurrency market shows volatile activity with significant news impacts. Analysts caution against Bitcoin's potential downturn, highlighting a double top formation. Despite Bitcoin’s struggles, altcoins like ETH exhibit promising performance indicators.


- 10:30Analysis: Bitcoin's next key support level is $88,500, with structural selling pressure dominating the marketChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, bitcoin is currently in a weak state after weeks of sell-offs. After the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut, Asian stock markets followed Wall Street higher, but bitcoin fell during Asian trading hours, failing to improve the sentiment of cryptocurrency traders. Sean McNulty, Head of Derivatives Trading for Asia Pacific at FalconX, said, "The next major support level for bitcoin is $88,500, while $85,000 is a critical threshold." On Wednesday, the net inflow into US bitcoin ETFs was $224 million, but bitcoin's price still could not stay above $94,000, confirming that structural selling pressure outweighed demand.
- 09:57Raoul Pal: The current bull market cycle should peak in 2026, and cryptocurrency is actually a macro asset.ChainCatcher reported that former Goldman Sachs executive, author of "Global Macro Investor," and Real Vision co-founder and CEO Raoul Pal stated at the Solana Breakpoint conference: "A declining labor force participation rate means a shrinking workforce. And demographics are the key driver of debt. Population growth will continue to decline, which means the debt-to-GDP ratio will keep rising, and that's the problem. We have to face the global debt issue, and currency devaluation has always been a way to solve (or rather delay) this problem. We are already starting to see signs that the Federal Reserve has to reconsider its balance sheet and begin thinking about how to 'monetize' all this debt. It is expected that in the next 12 months, we will need to print about $8 trillion through liquidity injections. I know many people may think the crypto cycle is over and believe that 'the good days are gone.' But in fact, what drives all of this is the cycle—not the bitcoin halving cycle, but the debt maturity cycle. So, I think now it's not a 4-year cycle, but a 5.4-year cycle. In a 5.4-year cycle, we have already passed the trough, and the next step is the upward phase. The cycle should peak at the end of 2026, not in 2025. This is a breakthrough understanding for us as global macro investors: understanding that cryptocurrency is actually a macro asset. In addition, the altcoin/bitcoin cross rate is driven by the business cycle, and the business cycle now appears to be bottoming out, not peaking."
- 09:57Data: The bitcoin premium index on a certain exchange has remained in positive premium for 9 consecutive days, currently reported at 0.0222%.ChainCatcher news, according to Coinglass data, the bitcoin premium index on a certain exchange has remained in positive territory for 9 consecutive days, currently reported at 0.0222%. The bitcoin premium index on a certain exchange is used to measure the difference between the bitcoin price on that exchange and the global market average price. This index is an important indicator for observing capital flows in the US market, institutional investment enthusiasm, and changes in market sentiment. A positive premium indicates that the price on a certain exchange is higher than the global average price, which usually means: strong buying in the US market, active participation by institutions or compliant funds, ample US dollar liquidity, and optimistic investment sentiment. A negative premium indicates that the price on a certain exchange is lower than the global average price, which usually reflects: greater selling pressure in the US market, decreased investor risk appetite, heightened risk aversion sentiment, or capital outflows.