市场发布2026 年 7 月 8 日 由于油价飙升、日本经济蔓延风险以及Strategy的新一轮抛售,比特币面临新的抛售压力。 战争、油价上涨和 Strategy 的比特币销售给 BTC 60,000 美元的支撑位带来了额外的压力。 Strategy 的比特币销售以及对全球监管机构对加密货币重新打压的担忧加剧了脆弱的加密货币市场状况。 由于美伊战争的新进展推高油价以及日本债券市场面临新的压力,比特币周三下跌 3.5%。这种组合引发了整个市场更广泛的去风险化。与此同时,对 Strategy 的比特币潜在销售的担忧加剧,交易员现在准备迎接可能跌破 60,000 美元的回调。 纳斯达克 100 期货(左)与比特币/美元(右)。来源:TradingView
周一,比特币未能重回 64,500 美元,恰逢以科技股为主的纳斯达克指数下跌。然而,周三股市收复了部分失地,而比特币则无法从 62,000 美元的水平反弹。这种表现不佳表明可能有其他因素对加密货币造成压力。 由于美伊谅解备忘录正式破裂后能源供应中断,布伦特原油从前一周的 68 美元飙升至 74 美元,引发了通胀风险。美国总统唐纳德·特朗普宣布该协议“结束”,此前美国针对伊朗船只袭击事件进行了袭击。 能源成本上升直接加剧了更广泛的价格压力,降低了美联储近期降息的可能性,并限制了经济刺激计划的可能性。 9 月 16 日美联储基金目标利率的隐含赔率。资料来源:CME FedWatch 工具 交易员目前预计 9 月份加息的可能性为 69%,高于一个月前的 42%。这种环境对风险资产造成了沉重压力,比特币仍未被广泛视为有效的对冲工具。 Strategy 抛售压力下的全球经济不确定性
特朗普总统在北约峰会上要求结束美国与西班牙的贸易,并称这个关键盟友因未能实现新的国防支出目标而“白费力气”,这加剧了人们的谨慎情绪。此类贸易摩擦可能导致全球经济活动放缓,并加剧对全球经济萎缩的担忧。 日本10年期政府债券收益率。来源:TradingView 在日本,政府债券收益率跃升至 30 年来的高点,反映出人们对央行缺乏独立性的担忧,因为政府试图调整日本央行的政策使命,以“实现更强劲的经济”。日本是美国国债的最大外国持有者,这加大了全球蔓延的风险。 Strategy (MSTR US) 周一宣布的最新一轮比特币销售总额为 2.16 亿美元,在发现这些销售发生在 12.5 亿美元核心货币化计划之外后,令许多人感到惊讶。该公司的 8-K 文件称,该计划仅记录用于为其现金储备提供资金的收益。
由于该公司管理其资本结构和债务义务,仅年度股息总额就达 17.6 亿美元,投资者现在担心来自 Strategy 的持续抛售压力。此外,Strategy 持有超过 38 亿美元的可转换债券,最早赎回日在 2027 年 4 月之前。 相关:Lyn Alden 表示,随着 Strategy 出售 2.16 亿美元的 BTC,比特币不需要救世主 策略可转换债务到期日和市场价值,美元。来源:战略 在监管方面,文件显示印度央行强烈支持倾向于禁止加密货币活动的政策,包括禁止银行接触虚拟资产以维护金融稳定。印度税务部门还强调了逃税风险。 全球监管收紧的信号给比特币的价格和市场情绪增添了另一层负面压力。由于社会政治不稳定、美联储货币立场更加严格的前景以及Strategy持续的现金需求,比特币空头仍然占据主导地位,风险偏好减弱。 市场情绪可能依然脆弱,短期内重新测试 60,000 美元支撑位的可能性越来越大。
本文根据 的编辑政策制作,仅供参考。它不构成投资建议或推荐。所有投资和交易均存在风险;鼓励读者进行独立研究。 市场分析 比特币价格 加密货币 唐纳德·特朗普 微策略 日本银行 比特币
MarketsPublishedJul 8, 2026
Bitcoin faces renewed sell pressure amid an oil price surge, Japan economic contagion risks and a fresh round of selling from Strategy.
Key takeaways:
War, rising oil prices and Strategy’s Bitcoin sales put extra pressure on BTC’s $60,000 support.
Strategy’s Bitcoin sales and fears that a global regulatory crackdown on crypto is being reignited are adding to fragile crypto market conditions.
Bitcoin traded down 3.5% on Wednesday as new developments in the US-Iran war pushed oil prices higher and Japan’s bond markets faced renewed stress. That combination triggered broader de-risking across markets. At the same time, concerns over potential Bitcoin sales from Strategy intensified, with traders now bracing for a possible correction below $60,000.
Nasdaq-100 futures (left) vs. Bitcoin/USD (right). Source: TradingView
Bitcoin’s failed attempt to reclaim $64,500 on Monday coincided with a downtrend in the tech-heavy Nasdaq Index. However, the stock market recovered some of its losses on Wednesday while Bitcoin was unable to bounce back from the $62,000 level. This underperformance suggests something else might be pressuring the cryptocurrency.
The surge in Brent crude oil to $74 from $68 the prior week raised inflationary risks due to disruptions in energy supplies following the official breakdown of the US-Iran memorandum of understanding. US President Donald Trump declared the deal “over” after US strikes targeted Iranian sites in response to vessel attacks.
Higher energy costs feed directly into broader price pressures, reducing the likelihood of near-term Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate cuts and limiting odds of economic stimulus packages.
Implied odds for FED Funds target rate on Sept. 16. Source: CME FedWatch Tool
Traders are currently pricing 69% odds of interest rate hikes by September, up from 42% one month prior. This environment weighs heavily on risk assets, with Bitcoin still not widely perceived as an effective hedge.
Global economic uncertainty amid Strategy’s sell pressure
Adding to the cautious mood, President Trump demanded an end to US trade with Spain at the NATO summit, labeling the key ally a “wasted cause” for failing to commit to new defense spending targets. Such trade frictions risk slowing global economic activity and amplifying fears of global economic contraction.
Japan 10-year government bonds yield. Source: TradingView
In Japan, government bond yields jumped to a 30-year high, reflecting fears over a lack of central bank independence as the government attempts to adjust the Japan Central Bank’s policy mandate to “achieve a stronger economy.” Japan is the largest foreign holder of US Treasuries, which heightens the risk of global contagion.
The latest round of Bitcoin sales, totaling $216 million, announced by Strategy (MSTR US) on Monday, negatively surprised many after it was revealed that they occurred outside the core $1.25 billion Monetization Program. The company’s 8-K filings stated the program accounts only for proceeds used to fund its cash reserves.
Investors now fear persistent selling pressure from Strategy as the company manages its capital structure and debt obligations, with total annual dividends of $1.76 billion alone. Moreover, Strategy holds over $3.8 billion in convertible debt with the earliest call date before April 2027.
Related: Lyn Alden says Bitcoin needs no savior as Strategy sells $216M of BTC
Strategy convertible debt maturity and market value, USD. Source: Strategy
On the regulatory front, documents show India’s central bank strongly backing policies that lean toward prohibiting crypto activities, including barring banks from any exposure to virtual assets to safeguard financial stability. The India tax department additionally highlighted risks of evasion.
The signals of tightening global oversight add another layer of negative pressure on Bitcoin’s price and market sentiment. Bitcoin bears remain in control, with risk appetite diminishing due to socio-political instability, prospects of a more restrictive US Fed monetary stance, and Strategy’s ongoing cash needs.
Sentiment is likely to remain fragile, making a retest of the $60,000 support level increasingly probable in the near term.
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