Liquid Capital founder Arthur Yi said Bitcoin still faces resistance around $67,500 and that only a strong breakout above that level would open the door to a sustained rebound. He said he is sticking with his earlier view of gradually buying the dip through July and August, then waiting for the next bull market cycle.
Yi also argued that there is limited value in overanalyzing price action inside a range or trying to pinpoint exact entry levels near the bottom. In the same remarks, he referenced a research note on AI-linked U.S. equities and discussed compute company AGPU. According to Yi, AGPU announced a new $1.5 billion contract that lifted its total contracted amount to more than $3 billion. He added that the company could reach $10 billion in total contracts this year, and said its financing structure is not based on ATM equity issuance, which he described as better for investor interests. He also said the new contracts should show up in upcoming earnings reports.
BlockBeats reported on July 27 that Arthur Yi, founder of Liquid Capital, formerly LD Capital, said BTC still faces resistance near $67,500. In his view, only a strong move above that level would be enough to start a sustained rebound.
Yi said he is maintaining his earlier stance: gradually buy the dip in July and August, then wait for the next bull market cycle. He added that there is not much point in dissecting market action while BTC remains in a choppy range, or in trying to calculate an exact dip-buying price near the bottom.
Beyond Bitcoin, Yi also commented on AI-related U.S. stocks. He said his team had covered compute company AGPU in a research report, and that the company announced a new $1.5 billion contract that night, bringing its total contract value to more than $3 billion.
He said a key point is that AGPU's financing model is not ATM equity issuance, which he said protects investor interests. He also said those contracts should be reflected in upcoming earnings reports, and added that AGPU could reach $10 billion in total contracts this year.
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