News listBTC faces a showdown this week with the FOMC meeting and tech earnings! QCP: If BTC breaks through $82,000, the CME gap could target the $90,000 mark.
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BTC faces a showdown this week with the FOMC meeting and tech earnings! QCP: If BTC breaks through $82,000, the CME gap could target the $90,000 mark.

ORIGINAL比特幣本週決戰 FOMC 會議與科技股財報!QCP:BTC 若突破 8.2 萬美元 CME 缺口上看 9 萬大關
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The week of the long-short showdown has arrived! Bitcoin is currently consolidating at $76,000, facing a "triple test" this week: the $82,000 CME gap, earnings reports from US tech giants, and the Fed FOMC meeting. QCP Capital analysts pointed out that due to the perpetual contract funding rates remaining negative, a breakout above $82,000 could trigger a massive short squeeze, potentially pushing the price toward the $90,000 mark. However, amid geopolitical risks and macroeconomic data, the market is likely to experience sharp volatility driven by news headlines in the short term. (Previous coverage: Arthur Hayes: AI is the new subprime crisis; market narrative shifts from deflation to war inflation; Bitcoin to hit $125,000 by year-end) (Background: Bernstein: "The best days for Bitcoin are still ahead!" Predicting a longer structural bull market supported by three key factors) The crypto market this week stands at a critical crossroads where technicals and macroeconomic catalysts intersect. According to CoinGecko data, Bitcoin (BTC) is currently hovering around $76,200, having gained approximately 14% over the past month and is on track for its fourth consecutive weekly gain. Now, all traders' eyes are fixed on the $82,000 CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) gap above. When CME futures close on Friday and reopen on Sunday, the price difference between the two creates a "gap" on the chart. In technical analysis, the market often has a tendency to "fill the gap" before establishing a clear trend. Singapore-based trading firm QCP Capital noted in its market report on Monday: "Whether the next leg up is a classic bull trap or a more durable recovery will depend on whether Bitcoin can successfully close above $82,000." QCP analysts remain constructive on the market outlook and listed three bullish reasons: - Ample fuel for a short squeeze: Perpetual contract funding rates for Bitcoin have remained negative over the past week; once the price breaks upward, short covering will trigger a strong "short squeeze" effect. - Declining implied volatility: Downside hedging sentiment in the market has eased, and the skew of risk reversal indicators toward the downside is decreasing. - Surge in call buying: The options market has observed capital positioning around calls expiring on September 25 with a strike price of $90,000, indicating that "smart money" is gradually rebuilding upside exposure. Despite the potential for a technical breakout, the market still faces severe macroeconomic risks. Wenny Cai, founder of Anchored Finance, told Decrypt that this week features Q1 earnings reports from the "Magnificent Seven," including Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Alphabet, and Apple. This will be the most significant stress test for global investors' "broad risk appetite" since the outbreak of the US-Iran conflict. Geopolitical uncertainty is also influencing capital flows. According to the latest data from the prediction market Myriad, the probability of international crude oil prices surging to $120 has climbed from 63% at the beginning of the week to 75%. In contrast, the probability of Bitcoin rising to $84,000 has slightly declined to 72%, indicating that while the market remains optimistic, risk-aversion sentiment is heating up. Another highlight dominating this week's market is the Fed monetary policy meeting concluding on Wednesday. According to the CME FedWatch tool, the market is 100% expecting the Fed to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged in the 3.50% to 3.75% range. Prediction market data also shows that the probability of a rate cut of more than 25bps before July has fallen to just 5%. Therefore, the market's focus will be entirely on the forward guidance provided by Fed Chair Jerome Powell regarding the rate-cut path for the second half of the year. Wenny Cai concluded that, structurally, Bitcoin remains "resilient," benefiting from steady ETF inflows and increased institutional participation. However, to further expand the rebound, the market needs clearer macroeconomic tailwinds or regulatory clarity as catalysts. Until then, Bitcoin's price action is likely to remain constrained by technicals and headlines, maintaining a volatile pattern.
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BTC faces a showdown this week with the FOMC meeting and tech earnings! QCP: If BTC breaks through $82,000, the CME gap could target the $90,000 mark. | Feel.Trading