In the early morning, Bitcoin has steadily entered a slow bull pump market as expected, and the long order strategy laid out earlier has been perfectly validated. The current price is strongly running around $102,400, and its healthy "slow rise" mode shows that the buying power is sustained and stable, effectively avoiding the pullback risk after a rapid pump, laying a solid foundation for subsequent rises.
The market shows a clear bullish pattern with volume and price rising together, as bulls continue to increase their volume, providing ample momentum for price increases. At the same time, p

Despite Bitcoin's drop of over 2,500 points from a high of $104,000 last night, this pullback can be viewed as a healthy Whipsaw and technical correction. It effectively cleared out unstable long positions leverage and successfully tested the key support area of $101,500. The current stabilization indicates strong buying power below, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent pump.
From a technical perspective, this decline has not damaged the overall upward trend structure at the daily and weekly levels. On the contrary, it has released short-term overbought pressure, providing the mark

In the early morning market, BTC successfully stabilized at the key support of 100500 and then surged with higher trade volumes, breaking through the resistance areas of 102000-103000 in one go, reaching a maximum of 104000. Ethereum also aggressively attacked simultaneously. This one-sided rise after stabilization at such a key position verifies the strength of long positions and lays a solid foundation for subsequent increases.
In just a few hours, such a huge rise is a typical characteristic of the main upward trend of long positions. This rapid pump has effectively moved away from the cost

Cleveland Fed President says: Inflation is still high, no talk of rate cuts.
On Thursday, 2026 FOMC voter and President of the Cleveland Fed, Loretta Mester, spoke firmly. She emphasized that persistently high inflation is unfavorable for further rate cuts and expressed concerns that monetary policy may not be prepared to tackle the current inflation.
Harker said the Federal Reserve continues to face inflationary pressures above its target, and the current policy setting has almost no restraint on economic growth, so she opposed the decision to cut interest rates last week. She believes that t