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#BTCUSDT Analysis June 1 📈📉
Yesterday, BTC failed to break above $28,305 and experienced a pullback. The price was suppressed between $28,305 and $28,156, breaking the short-term balance based on previous intraday supports. It reached a low of $26,839.01 but found support at the key support level of $27,083-$26,836 mentioned earlier. Short-term data and trends appear unstable, requiring stabilization above $27,602.
There was a significant outflow of funds, estimated at around $550 million, which offset the inflow from the weekend's rebound. The market is currently unstable, with the long-short ratio on multiple platforms favoring shorts. A breakout and stabilization above $27,602 are needed to bring stability. Although the current price is not far from it, the early rebound only reached $27,350, indicating weak upward momentum. If the key support at $26,836.36 is broken, the price may retest the $26,226 area. Short-term volatility is expected to remain weak. Monthly data has been updated, with a downward shift in the center. The overall market is still in consolidation.
The Fed released the Beige Book, revealing a deterioration in future economic growth and a cooling in employment and inflation. Instead of following the original plan, the Fed will now be guided by data, taking into account monthly economic, employment, price, and inflation data to determine monetary policy. The probability of a pause or rate hike in June has reversed, with the probability of a pause in June now exceeding 70%. This expectation may change with other data. Personally, I believe that if subsequent data is positive, the pause in June should be temporary, and future rate decisions will be based on data, not a predetermined pattern. The pause will continue until there is a significant decline in inflation.