Bitcoin Inu (tokeninu.xyz) (BTC)

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📊【XWIN TREND INDEX｜July 11, 2026】
Overall Score: 69 / 100
· 80‑100 = Strong uptrend
· 60‑79 = Slightly upward
· 40‑59 = Neutral • No direction
· 20‑39 = Slightly downward
· 0‑19 = Strong downtrend
7‑day average line: 59.71 ↑
14‑day average line: 44.36 ↑
Direction is assessed as "slightly upward".
BTC continues to recover from its long‑term bottom range. However, until the main resistance break and sustained spot demand are confirmed, it is not judged as a strong uptrend.
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Market Summary
· BTC briefly rose into the $64,500 range and is now holding around $63,000. Not only short‑term buy‑backs, but also a rising floor is being priced in.
· US equities remain resilient, centred on AI and semiconductor stocks; the S&P 500, NASDAQ and Dow all ended the week modestly higher, improving the overall risk‑asset environment. (AP News)
· MetaPlanet, JPYC and Progmat have begun joint discussions on digital credit products collateralised by BTC. In Japan, BTC is being used as collateral rather than an asset to sell, and this trend is taking shape locally. (CoinDesk)
· Provided material shows that order‑book data and CVD on major exchanges indicate continued large‑buy activity and thinning sell walls.
· Japan is advancing regulatory reforms that treat crypto assets similarly to financial products, raising expectations for market infrastructure including ETFs, taxation and investor protection. (The Japan Times)
· While optimism around the CLARITY bill persists, some view its passage prospects cautiously; regulatory headlines alone do not justify a fully bullish stance. (Caleb & Brown)
· Efforts to connect RWA, tokenised securities and stablecoins to traditional finance are expanding, shifting the crypto market growth axis from price speculation toward financial infrastructure. (CoinDesk)
· BTC rebounded strongly from its June lows, with the next key test being whether it can consistently stay above the $64,000 level.
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On‑Chain & Technical Trend
· MVRV, a metric comparing market price to realized value, is near the undervalued zone around 1.1 in the provided data. It is positive for long‑term accumulation but does not signal a final bottom confirmation. (Cryptoquant)
· The data shows continued inflows to accumulation addresses and large orders, with whales and long‑term holders absorbing BTC.
· Spot CVD has shifted from sell‑dominant to buy‑dominant. Spot demand is returning on Binance, OKX and Coinbase.
· The pace of demand decline has slowed since June, showing signs of moving from "demand collapse" to "bottom‑building".
· Conversely, Net Taker Volume remains negative, indicating market‑order buying power is still insufficient.
· Open Interest momentum is improving, but beware of short‑term liquidation risk from rising futures volume.
· Recovery of the 200‑week moving average is a technical plus, yet a clear breakout above the descending trendline is still pending.
· If volume‑backed price breaks above the $63,500‑$64,500 range, the short‑term market structure could shift from a Lower High to a Higher High.
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Sentiment
· Investor sentiment remains cautious but has improved from the extreme pessimism of late June.
· BTC maintaining the $63,000 level while absorbing negative news gives market participants confidence.
· Whale and long‑term holder accumulation continues, while retail re‑entry remains limited.
· The data shows a thick buy side and thin sell side, tilting short‑term supply‑demand toward buyers.
· Bottom‑price indicators are gaining attention; long‑term investors are shifting from pessimism to a cautiously bullish stance.
· Meanwhile, active futures markets and rising ETH Funding Rate warn of leveraged‑position overheating.
· Altcoin market stays weak, with capital concentrating on BTC and a few large coins.
· The current mood is not "all‑out bullish" but rather "careful optimism as expectations of a bottom rise".
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US Traditional Market
· The S&P 500 rose 1.2% this week, the NASDAQ 1.7%. AI and semiconductor stocks supported the market, keeping risk‑on sentiment alive. (AP News)
· On July 10 the US market saw modest gains across the S&P 500, NASDAQ and Dow, with the S&P 500 holding near its highs. (Reuters)
· US 10‑year Treasury yields remain high; monetary policy is not a blanket tailwind for BTC. (MarketWatch)
· AI investment and earnings expectations bolster equities, but high rates, geopolitical risk and a slowdown in AI spending could trigger future corrections. (Business Insider)
· The rally is backed not only by retail but also by institutional investors and large‑tech capital inflows.
· Middle‑East developments and oil prices continue to shape inflation expectations. (Reuters)
· Growing correlation between BTC and US equities means continued equity risk‑on sentiment also benefits BTC.
· Next week’s corporate earnings, inflation data and Fed officials’ remarks will steer rates, the dollar and crypto direction. (Reuters)
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Overall Assessment
The market has moved out of the rapid deterioration seen in June and is transitioning from bottom formation to recovery confirmation. Spot buying, whale accumulation, risk‑on US equity sentiment, BTC‑collateral finance and RWA regulatory progress have all added clear material supporting the market structure. However, spot demand at market orders is still not fully met, and uncertainties remain around ETF flows, stablecoin liquidity and futures leverage. At present the outlook is "slightly upward"; to qualify as a strong uptrend above 80 points, BTC needs to stay firmly above $64,500 with sustained new buying pressure. Today’s watch‑points are whether BTC can break through the $63,500‑$64,500 resistance band, whether ETF flows continue, if Open Interest growth is accompanied by spot demand, and whether cautious investor sentiment turns into overheating.