According to BlockBeats, analyst Murphy stated on June 24th that Bitcoin faces strong support around $60,000 around the expiration of its options on June 26th (this Friday), making a significant drop unlikely. On the corresponding Gamma chart, the $59,000 to $62,000 range exhibits a clear positive Gamma, indicating that market makers' hedging activities suppress volatility, potentially fixing the price within this area. Furthermore, the $60,000 strike price has accumulated a substantial 4,620 BTC of put option open interest, forming a strong put wall that will generate significant buying pressure and provide solid support when the price approaches this level.

Historically, similar option structures have mostly occurred at the bottom of a phase or the end of a correction. Analyst Murphy believes that $60,000 is still a strong support level in the short term, and he is cautiously optimistic about the short-term market performance.

According to BlockBeats, on June 24th, Bank of America released a report stating that the demand for semiconductors driven by AI has extended to 2028, and raised its global semiconductor market size forecast to $2.7 trillion by 2030. The report predicts that the supply-demand ratio for DRAM and NAND will remain above 110% until 2028, with no substantial risk of oversupply; the HBM market size is expected to grow from approximately $35 billion in 2025 to approximately $246 billion in 2030.

Meanwhile, spending on semiconductor equipment (WFE) is projected to reach $250 billion in 2028, a 23% increase from previous forecasts. Based on these assessments, Bank of America has raised its target price for Micron from $950 to $1,500.

According to BlockBeats, on June 24, Macquarie projected that the price of gold in the third quarter would be $4,450 per ounce, a 3.3% decrease from its previous forecast; and in the fourth quarter, it would be $4,300 per ounce, a 2.3% decrease.