# 比特币创下近一月内新高

BTC surges higher, Japan and Korea dance: Is global capital starting to "shift gears and accelerate"?
If we compare the global financial markets to a car, liquidity is the accelerator.
The deeper you press the pedal, the faster assets rise.
Recently, many investors have suddenly noticed:
It’s as if this car has just nudged forward slightly.
The reason is simple—
Bitcoin hit a new monthly high, and the Japanese and Korean stock markets also started to rise.
This has led the market to make a bold guess:
Has the turning point of global liquidity arrived?
To understand this question, we can look a

#比特币创下近一月内新高
In the gap between certainty and uncertainty: My thoughts on 74k Bitcoin
Brothers at Gate Square, good evening.
Waking up in the early morning and casually checking the market, the number $74,050 suddenly felt both unfamiliar and familiar. Bitcoin hit a nearly one-month high, and the total market capitalization returned to $2.53 trillion — this long-missed “red (upward)” actually feels a bit unsettling. White House submitted Wosh’s nomination, the Senate didn’t block the Iran sanctions, U.S. stocks rebounded, and institutions are scooping up. This series of news acts like a stron

BTC initially rises, followed by Japan and South Korea: Is this a signal of global capital "looking back"?
Financial markets are sometimes like a large reality show.
Macroeconomics is the script, central banks are the directors, and capital is the most capricious actor.
The recent plot is as follows:
Bitcoin suddenly hits a new monthly high.
Japan and South Korea's stock markets also rise accordingly.
So market viewers start to speculate:
"Is global liquidity about to turn?"
To answer this question, you can first understand a simple fact:
Money always moves faster than the economy.
When capi

Bitcoin leads the race, followed by Japan and South Korea stock markets: Is the global printing press secretly restarting?
Recently, the market has been a bit like a relay race on a school playground—Bitcoin sprinting out of the starting line first, with Japan and South Korea stock markets close behind. Investors are chasing and asking:
“Teacher, is global liquidity turning around?”
Let’s start with Bitcoin.
When BTC hits a new monthly high, it acts like a “scout” in the market. While traditional financial markets are still studying macro data, the crypto market has already expressed its sta

Bitcoin surged to 74,000 yesterday before pulling back, with a low around 71,700. From the hourly chart, although the MACD fast and slow lines have retreated from high levels and the green histogram momentum has slightly increased, the overall indicator remains above the zero line, indicating that the current decline is only a short-term technical adjustment and not a trend reversal. This pattern typically suggests the market is in a consolidation phase, and after the correction ends, there is still an intention to move higher.
For today’s trading, focus on the support zone around 71,000-70,50