Bitcoin's $60,000 level was effectively breached on June 5, confirming the establishment of a three-wave a-b-c monthly adjustment structure. The current C-wave decline is still in its early stages. This week, the core focus will be on the performance under two major resistance zones at $65,000 and $69,500～$70,500, maintaining a bearish outlook for the medium term. The top warning signal for HYPE last week was validated, with the price retracing a maximum of 27% from $75.87. This week, it enters a support zone suitable for short-term positioning, with stabilization signals in the $55～$57 range serving as the primary entry basis, adopting a strategy of lightly going long.

The $75,000–$76,000 range is the most critical resistance test zone for BTC this week. Operate with a bearish bias and prepare two contingency plans, Plan A and B. For HYPE, focus on the support zone between $62.5 and $64.75; if it holds, consider a long entry; a breakdown would signal a deeper correction.

This week, the focus is on the long-short battle for Bitcoin between the resistance zone of $78,500～$79,500 and the support zone of $73,500～$75,000. The medium-term strategy is to stay out of the market and observe. For short-term trading, two plans are provided: selling short on rallies and selling short if the support level is broken. At HYPE’s endpoint near 45, a top signal coincides with momentum divergence. The strategy shifts to waiting for a pullback to the $47.5～$50 area before buying on dips.

This week, we focus on breaking down two key paths for BTC—whether a new trend has started or it's a major B-wave rebound; provide specific medium and short-term trading strategies based on this week’s market forecast; and conduct an in-depth analysis of HYPE's daily structure, assessing whether it can still rise and how to trade it.

From a bullish perspective, an A-B-C three-wave structure has concluded at $60,000, signaling the start of a new upward wave; two bearish scenarios, however, point respectively to a breakdown after the D-wave rebound ends and a larger-scale C-wave decline.

Bitcoin has arrived at its most critical price threshold in months—the $80,000 to $81,000 range, a true fork in the road determining the bull or bear trend. If it breaks through and holds, the consolidation phase ends, presenting long-positioning opportunities. If it fails, the risk of a false breakout is not to be underestimated, and the cost of chasing longs could far exceed that of sitting out.

Whether HYPE can break through its previous high of $45.76 and whether BTC can conquer the key resistance at $80,600.

This week, HYPE's daily Wave V structure faces a critical support test, while BTC awaits a directional choice amidst range-bound battles between bulls and bears. The focus is on entry timing and trading strategies.

Last week, the price movements of both HYPE and BTC closely aligned with previous forecasts, with market validation once again materializing. This week, both face short-term overbought conditions and key resistance levels, with the focus shifting to entry timing and operational strategies.

This week, Bitcoin experiences short-term volatility; continue holding mid-term short positions. HYPE's Wave IV correction is nearing completion, triggering a bottom warning. Focus on capturing long entry opportunities.

HYPE Retraces to Confirm Support, Mid- and Short-Term Strategies Advance in Tandem.

Both HYPE and BTC short-term trades were successful, with combined spot returns exceeding 10%.

HYPE's Ascending Wave III Confirmed; BTC's Bearish Trend Remains Unchanged.

Multi-cycle opportunities for HYPE are emerging.

The market continues its weak consolidation, with the BTC short position showing an unrealized profit of approximately 26.1%.