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Easy W $SOL is already at $98 Any positive war news, and it’s easily breaking $100 this month

Recently checked the crypto market movements, and this rebound is indeed quite fierce. Bitcoin surged to nearly $70k a few days ago, boosting the entire market sentiment, with Ethereum, Dogecoin, Solana, and others also rising sharply, catching the bears off guard. The most interesting part is that Bitcoin-related stocks also benefited; those that were hammered hard before suddenly came back to life, with their stock prices soaring. However, analysts are pouring cold water on the rally. Some point out that this rebound lacks substantial positive news; it mainly stems from extreme market fear and overly concentrated short positions, which brewed this technical rebound. Simply put, it’s a short squeeze—shorts are forced to cover, pushing prices higher. But this doesn’t mean the trend has truly reversed, and whether Bitcoin-related stocks can sustain their gains remains uncertain. I’ve noticed that the options market’s bullish demand for Ethereum is heating up, with many funds chasing this rally and shifting into more volatile competing coins. This indicates that market risk appetite is indeed returning, but such conditions are also the easiest to trigger problems. There are still $7.49 billion in Bitcoin options set to expire at the end of the month, adding many variables. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin faces strong resistance between $70k and $72k. Several rebounds have been knocked down at this level. If short-term gains are to turn into a long-term bull trend, a volume-backed breakout through this resistance zone is necessary. The $78k level above represents the “true market average price,” and the future performance of Bitcoin-related stocks will likely depend on whether Bitcoin can hold these key levels. Currently, liquidity is relatively tight, and investors should remain cautious about this rapid rally, avoiding being blinded by the momentum of the rebound.