Bitcoin’s attention level is at 79181. If it no longer drops below this level, it is assumed that the adjustment has ended; a breakout above 82850 confirms the adjustment has ended. The overhead resistance levels to watch are around 84k and 85k. If it recently breaks below 79181, be alert that the adjustment level may expand. As long as the 4-hour candlestick body does not drop below the first support zone below (around 78400), it is a reasonable pullback. After the pullback ends, BTC will continue to rise. The second support zone below is the lifeline. If the 4-hour and daily candlestick bodies break below this level, it confirms that the rebound starting from 60k has ended; the subsequent movement will be a new decline.

【Deep Wu】5.14 Hearing: The Clarity Act is not a “tightening shackle,” but an “entry ticket” Everyone, recently everyone has been watching the Senate hearing on the “Clarity Act” on 5.14. Some are worried about bearish regulatory developments, while others are expecting a violent breakout. I’ve been watching this for more than ten years—today, let’s not talk nonsense. Let’s peel apart these legal provisions and talk about the underlying “logic.” 1. Don’t let the words “regulation” scare you to death Many friends who are new to this space hear “regulation” and immediately think it’s coming to harvest people or shut things down. Wrong! The essence of this “Clarity Act” is, in reality, “carving up territories.” In the past few years, the SEC has been like a city inspector waving a feather duster around as if it were a command baton—sticking a note labeled “unregistered security” on whoever they don’t like. Now Tim Scott and others want to draw clear boundaries: what counts as a commodity, what counts as a security, and whether stablecoins can pay interest. Wu’s view: As long as the rules are set, those big funds that have been watching from the sidelines for years (pension funds, sovereign funds) will only then dare to truly put money in. The liquidity brought by this kind of “legalization” is stronger by a hundred times than the small burst of enthusiasm from retail traders. 2. Behind the “compromise” on stablecoins is a big chess move The biggest controversy in this hearing is over stablecoin interest. Those old banking types are terrified to death—afraid that everyone will switch their money into stablecoins to earn interest and drain the banks dry. The game outcome: It’s very possible that the interest will be cut off, or that only “incentives” will be allowed. See through to the core: This is essentially “banking” stablecoins. Once stablecoins have statutory reserve requirements and operating standards, they’re no longer just chips for self-entertainment within the circle, but truly “digital dollars.” This is a test for long-standing players like USDT, but it’s an epic positive for compliant players. 3. Is Ethereum’s “identity crisis” about to be resolved? Everyone is asking what support level Ethereum has right now. In fact, the hardest support isn’t the K-line—it’s its “legal status.” If the bill leans toward defining Ethereum as a digital commodity, then allowing spot ETF staking is only a matter of time. Once staking yields are legalized, Ethereum’s deflationary logic can come alive. And then, when you look at the current price, it may just be somewhere mid-mountain. 4. Deep Wu’s “avoid-the-pitfalls” cheat sheet 1. Don’t open high-leverage on 5.14: In a news-driven market like this, “needle-like” moves up and down are the norm. The market makers love to use snippets from hearings to shake out positions. Don’t dump your position before dawn. 2. Watch for “good news being fully priced in”: If the hearing goes extremely smoothly and the bill advances fast, then on the 14th there may actually be a pullback. What we want is a slow bull market brought by long-term compliance—not fireworks for a single day. 3. Embrace compliant assets: Looking ahead, those small-cap assets with unclear legal status, or even those suspected of money laundering, will become harder and harder to deal with. Funds will accelerate toward the big coins (BTC), (ETH), and compliant stablecoins. One sentence summary: The 5.14 hearing isn’t the end of the crypto world—it’s the turning point for “de-mobster-ization” in crypto. The brutal era when grassroots people got rich is indeed fading out, but the golden age driven by institutions is just starting to lift the curtain a corner. Deep Wu is watching from there—everyone, stay steady, don’t fall behind. Deep Wu’s market notes (private take): ETH is currently fighting around $3200. Fundamentally, it’s betting on expectations for this bill. If the news on the 14th is strong enough, reaching $3800 isn’t a dream; if the interest issue blows up, then a pullback to test the $2800 support is also reasonable. Position management is always the only talisman you have to survive in the crypto world. #CLARITY法案下周审议 $ETH

📢 Gate Plaza | 5/6 Hot Topic: #Bitcoin Holds Steady Above $80k During Labor Day, Trump's proposed "Freedom Plan" temporarily pushed oil prices down, boosting risk appetite and helping Bitcoin reach $80,000. However, the subsequent attack on the Fouchair oil tank caused Brent crude to surge to a four-year high of $114, forcing a pause on the "Freedom Plan." The US-Iran game intensifies again, and global markets return to high volatility. 🎁 Market analysis, select 5 lucky winners to share a $1,000 trading experience voucher! 💬 This week's discussion: 1️⃣ How long can the "Freedom Plan" pause withstand amid energy price pressures? 2️⃣ With Oman negotiations imminent, will Iran ease its stance on enriched uranium? 3️⃣ What's next for oil prices and risk assets? What's your trading strategy? 🔗 Share now: https://www.gate.com/post 📅 Deadline: 5/8 18:00 (UTC+8)