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随着中东悬崖勒马,地缘政治紧张局势加剧再次成为人们关注的焦点,比特币(BTC)价格已跌破 65,000 美元

Bitcoin (BTC) price tumbled below $65,000 on Wednesday as rising geopolitical tensions came into focus once again. The Middle East stands on the precipice of a broader conflict after Iran reportedly ordered retaliatory attacks against Israel. As a result, spooked investors turned bearish, sending prices crashing.
由于地缘政治紧张局势升级再次成为焦点,比特币 (BTC) 价格周三跌破 65,000 美元。据报道,伊朗下令对以色列进行报复性袭击后,中东正处于更广泛冲突的边缘。结果,惊慌失措的投资者转而看跌,导致价格暴跌。
Before the drop, Bitcoin bulls were eying the $70,000 level, but sellers fiercely defended the upper levels of BTC’s trading range. Analysts were closely watching the $69,000 level, believing it to be crucial for the bulls to flip it into support for the asset to push on above $70,000 and $72,000.
在下跌之前,比特币多头瞄准了 70,000 美元的水平,但卖家激烈捍卫 BTC 交易区间的上限。分析师正在密切关注 69,000 美元的水平,认为对于多头来说,将其转变为支撑该资产突破 70,000 美元和 72,000 美元至关重要。
Bitcoin (BTC) Sees Significant Drop Amid Middle East Tensions
中东紧张局势导致比特币大幅下跌
Bitcoin failed to recover as it lost the $65,000 level on Wednesday when it dropped to $64,671, as tensions flared in the Middle East, drawing investor attention after the conclusion of the July Federal Reserve meeting. Other major altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), Avalanche (AVAX), and several others, also registered notable declines.
由于中东紧张局势加剧,7 月美联储会议结束后引起投资者关注,比特币未能恢复,周三跌破 65,000 美元,跌至 64,671 美元。其他主要山寨币,包括以太坊 (ETH)、Solana (SOL)、Cardano (ADA)、Avalanche (AVAX) 等也出现了显着下跌。
The primary reason behind the selloff was reports that Iran’s leadership had ordered retaliatory airstrikes on Israel, raising the specter of broader conflict in the Middle East.
抛售背后的主要原因是有报道称伊朗领导层下令对以色列进行报复性空袭,引发了中东更广泛冲突的担忧。
Earlier in the day, the Federal Reserve left benchmark interest rates unchanged and gave few indications that an expected rate cut in September is guaranteed. Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that no decisions had been made regarding a rate cut; the broad sense is that we are moving closer to reducing rates.
当天早些时候,美联储维持基准利率不变,几乎没有迹象表明 9 月份的预期降息是有保证的。美联储主席鲍威尔表示,尚未就降息做出任何决定;广义上讲,我们正在接近降低利率。
“If we were to see inflation moving down ... more or less in line with expectations, growth remains reasonably strong, and the labor market remains consistent with current conditions, then I think a rate cut could be on the table at the September meeting.”
“如果我们看到通胀下降......或多或少符合预期,增长仍然相当强劲,并且劳动力市场与当前状况保持一致,那么我认为降息可能会在九月会议上讨论”。
While digital assets registered considerable losses, their traditional counterparts saw gains over the course of the day. The 10-year US bond yield also dropped by ten basis points, while gold registered a 1.5% increase, rising to $2,450, just below its record high, while WTI crude oil prices surged by 5%. Equities also registered significant gains over the day, led by NVidia’s 12% gains.
尽管数字资产出现了相当大的损失,但传统资产在当天却出现了上涨。美国10年期国债收益率也下跌10个基点,黄金上涨1.5%,升至2,450美元,略低于历史高位,而WTI原油价格飙升5%。股市当天也大幅上涨,其中 NVidia 上涨 12%。
BTC Needs A Trigger
比特币需要一个触发器
Bitcoin (BTC) needs a strong trigger to push it out of its current trading range, one it has been in for the past five months. Analysts are confident that once it does so, the cryptocurrency will cross $100,000 by the end of the year. However, another subset of analysts believe that the asset will hit $100,000 only in 2025, believing that the $35 trillion US national debt will be crucial in driving greater BTC adoption.
比特币(BTC)需要一个强有力的触发因素才能将其推出当前的交易区间(过去五个月以来一直处于该区间)。分析师相信,一旦实现这一目标,加密货币将在今年年底突破 10 万美元。然而,另一部分分析师认为,该资产到 2025 年才会达到 10 万美元,他们认为 35 万亿美元的美国国债对于推动 BTC 的普及至关重要。
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Analysis
比特币(BTC)价格分析
Bitcoin (BTC) is facing significant selling pressure due to the flare-up of Middle East tensions. The Federal Reserve’s decision to leave its interest rate of 5.25-5.50% unchanged also factored in, but this was along expected lines, with BTC recording a 2% drop to resume its correction. Analysts had expected BTC to rebound from the $65,000 support level. However, bears were able to breach this level, sending BTC tumbling to $64,671. In fact, BTC has been in the red since Monday, when the price faced a strong rejection from the $70,000 mark.
由于中东紧张局势的爆发,比特币(BTC)面临着巨大的抛售压力。美联储决定维持 5.25-5.50% 的利率不变也被考虑在内,但这符合预期,比特币下跌 2% 以恢复调整。分析师此前预计 BTC 将从 65,000 美元的支撑位反弹。然而,空头未能突破这一水平,导致 BTC 暴跌至 64,671 美元。事实上,自周一以来,比特币一直处于亏损状态,当时价格在 70,000 美元大关遭遇强烈拒绝。
BTC began Monday with a surge toward $70,000. However, the price turned bearish almost immediately after reaching that level, as sellers forced the price down. Sellers eventually overwhelmed buyers, with BTC dropping by 2.12% and ending the day at $66,810. Bearish pressure continued on Tuesday as BTC dipped by 0.83% to settle at $66,252. Wednesday began with analysts expecting a rebound from the $65,000 level, with the 20-day SMA also sloping upwards. However, bears could overwhelm this level, as BTC dropped below $65,000 and the 20-day SMA to settle at $64,671. The current session sees BTC remain in the red, with sellers pushing the price to a low of $63,578. However, BTC has been able to rebound from this level and is currently trading at $64,305.
BTC 周一开始飙升至 70,000 美元。然而,价格在达到该水平后几乎立即转为看跌,因为卖家迫使价格下跌。最终卖家压倒了买家,BTC 下跌 2.12%,收于 66,810 美元。周二,看跌压力持续存在,比特币下跌 0.83%,收于 66,252 美元。周三开始,分析师预计金价将从 65,000 美元水平反弹,20 日移动平均线也向上倾斜。然而,空头可能会压倒这一水平,因为 BTC 跌破 65,000 美元,20 日移动平均线收于 64,671 美元。当前交易日,BTC 仍处于亏损状态,卖家将价格推低至 63,578 美元。然而,BTC 已经能够从该水平反弹,目前交易价格为 64,305 美元。
If BTC rebounds from its current levels, we could see the price reclaim $65,000 and attempt another push toward $70,000. However, if the price faces another drop, it indicates that traders are booking profits at higher levels.
如果 BTC 从当前水平反弹,我们可能会看到价格重回 65,000 美元,并尝试再次推向 70,000 美元。然而,如果价格再次下跌,则表明交易者正在以更高的水平预订利润。
Ethereum (ETH) Price Analysis
以太坊(ETH)价格分析
Ethereum (ETH) has registered an 8% decline during the past
以太坊 (ETH) 在过去下跌了 8%
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