Today I saw people discussing Strategy resuming its crypto purchases. This kind of short-term stimulus doesn’t affect the long-term trend, and Strategy is just another big “sucker” anyway. It’s no longer possible to manipulate the BTC market, and no one can predict its direction. All I can say is that now that Strategy has unrealized gains, it has more room to buy coins. Looking at the long-term trend, ETFs are still seeing overall outflows; it’s very difficult for BTC to hold steady above 80K, and selling pressure is heavy. On the macro front, whether it’s the Fed’s hawkish rhetoric or the escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, these factors are testing investors who are already on thin ice. Short-term volatility is dropping rapidly, and a single bullish candle is hardly enough to sustain a bull market. Hopefully, after a slight pullback, prices can reach above 85K; otherwise, arbitrageurs and sellers will create significant selling pressure. With Gex gathering momentum at the end of the month, we need to keep this momentum going.(Greeks.live)