最新报道：According to Bijie.com, the Alaska "Putin-Trump meeting" concluded on August 16th. Despite being the longest face-to-face exchange between the two leaders, it ultimately failed to produce concrete results. Trump described the meeting as "productive, but no agreement has been reached," while Putin emphasized the constructive atmosphere and mentioned "reaching some undisclosed agreements." However, the market struggled to discern clear signals. This "positive atmosphere, but hollow content" has heightened concerns in Europe and Kyiv, and global market sensitivity to geopolitical risks remains high. The crypto market is experiencing short-term volatility. BTC has fluctuated repeatedly in the 119,200–116,400 range, forming a support zone. The upper range is experiencing concentrated liquidation near 119,600, while a greater resistance zone lies at 120,000. The order book indicates that the market has yet to achieve a meaningful breakthrough, and range-bound fluctuations will likely persist in the short term. Bitunix analysts suggest that while the Putin-Trump meeting held symbolic significance, the lack of substantive consensus has dampened market expectations of an "end of the war," and the trade-off between safe-haven and risk-on assets remains volatile. BTC's current short-term core support lies between 116,300 and 115,000. If it holds, it's likely to bottom out in a volatile market; however, if it breaks, it could test 112,300. Upward pressure lies between 120,600, 122,600, and 124,700. In the short term, we shouldn't expect a one-sided rally, but rather observe whether geopolitical and policy news provide a breakthrough opportunity.