BitUnix analyst: Bitcoin breaks through liquidity barriers to reach historic high, with expectations of September interest rate cuts heating up or exacerbating market volatility

BlockBeats News: On July 10th, US President Trump announced the implementation of the "Equivalent Tariffs 2.0" plan starting from August 1st, intending to impose tariffs on countries such as Japan, Brazil, and Malaysia, sparking concerns in the market about rising inflation and supply chain pressures. The minutes of the Federal Reserve's June meeting released on the same day showed that there are still significant differences among decision-makers on the timing of interest rate cuts. If tariff policies push up price levels, it may further compress the space for short-term monetary easing. Bitcoin hit a record high of 112022 USDT on the same day. At present, we have broken through the long-term downward trend line and the large clearing area above 110548, and are trying to establish support above the 111000 integer level. BitUnix analysts suggest: Considering the increasing macro uncertainty and the fact that Bitcoin has already absorbed the main clearing pressure and supply areas in the short term, the risk return ratio of chasing high prices is decreasing. Investors are advised to pay close attention to the testing results of the support range of 110300-110500. If you miss the 110000 psychological barrier, be alert to the possibility of falling back to the support range of 105000-102500. It is recommended to closely monitor the CPI data released on July 15th, which will become an important reference for assessing the direction of monetary policy.