Last night, U.S. and European stocks rose collectively, and financial giants such as JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo had a "good start" in their financial reports. At the same time, more than $250 million of funds poured into spot BTC ETFs such as FBTC and ARKB, stimulating BTC to break through the 63,000 mark.

According to the tracking of major orders, during the U.S. trading period, the main BTC majors had accumulated a huge sell order wall of more than $670 million, including:

61,300~62,300: The main force had already laid out this range before the release of CPI data on Thursday, and accumulated long closing and selling spot of $359 million

62,400~63,400: The main contract was bearish, with a cumulative short opening + long closing of $213 million

It is worth noting that this time BTC's breakthrough of 63,000 exceeded the expectations of many major players. Large orders showed that the main force concentrated on opening shorts in the 62,400~62,500 range, with an amount of $68.53 million, which means that the main force was initially bullish to this range.

Currently, BTC is constrained by 63,000, and support can be found in combination with the chip peak.

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