Today's homework is very easy to write, so easy that it feels like filler. There haven't been any significant events, and more attention has shifted from the Middle East war to tariffs. Even though the war hasn't ended, as long as the impact on oil prices is minimal, the effect on U.S. inflation will also be limited. Tariffs are the main topic today. Earlier, Trump just expressed that an agreement has been signed with China, but he did not clarify what the agreement entails.

Additionally, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal, the EU may be considering lowering tariffs on U.S. imports. If this is true, it would mean that the most challenging negotiations with China and the EU could almost be resolved. The White House also indicated today that the reciprocal tariffs set for July 6 may continue to be postponed, which is expected; a one-month extension is quite normal.

Looking at Bitcoin's data, as the price stabilizes, the turnover rate continues to decline. In the past two days, short-term investors have been the main players in bottom-fishing, while earlier investors are still taking a wait-and-see approach. Currently, there are no new changes in macroeconomic or political situations, or even geopolitical conflicts, leading to slight fluctuations for $BTC.

There hasn't been much change in support levels either; the support range of $93,000 to $98,000 remains stable. However, there has been a slight increase in exits between $100,500 and $105,000, as the latter is still dominated by short-term investors. Forming a stable support will require a longer period of consolidation.

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