BTC short-term surge 0.76%: price returns to $64,000 threshold, short covering and improving market sentiment drive rebound.

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From 21:00 to 22:00 UTC on July 6, 2026, BTC briefly surged within one hour, yielding +0.76%, with the price rebounding from a low of 63,807.1 USDT to 64,689.8 USDT, a swing of 1.38%. It reclaimed the 64,000 USD threshold, with market volatility significantly picking up and trading activity warming. The main driver of this move was a concentrated short squeeze reversal caused by forced liquidation of short contracts; around 22:00, a large number of short positions were forcibly closed, pushing the price into a rapid V-shaped recovery. Secondly, market sentiment gradually improved after the previous pullback. On-chain data showed increased activity in large transfers, with some wallet addresses showing signs of bottom-fishing, suggesting that capital began to position for support. At the same time, marginal improvement in macro expectations for liquidity created a resonance effect, and the overall stabilization of risk asset sentiment amplified BTC's rebound strength. It is worth noting that the current price is still in a sensitive range near 64,000 USDT. If it cannot stabilize effectively in the short term, it may trigger a new wave of selling pressure. Going forward, close attention should be paid to support strength at the 64,000 USDT level and changes in on-chain capital flows. It is advisable to treat volatility risk with caution and avoid chasing highs that could lead to being trapped.
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