BlockBeats News, September 22nd: Trump Calls for H-1B Visa Applicants to Pay a New $100,000 Fee, Targeting India’s $280 Billion IT Outsourcing Profit, Triggering Diplomatic and Legal Struggles. The short-term increase in business costs and trade tensions have intensified volatility in the tech sector and the U.S. dollar, suppressing market risk appetite. Funds are seeking safe havens or turning to assets with better liquidity. The BTC price fell from around 117k to near 114k; resistance is seen in the 119k–120k range, with buying interest at 113k. If 111k support is breached, the next key support is at 108k. The heat map indicates that liquidity concentration zones may become short-term breakout points.
Bitunix Analyst’s Advice: This rule is highly politicized and will lead to negotiations and lawsuits between businesses and the government, with short-term sentiment driving the market; real institutional changes will take time. Monitor the progress of U.S.-India bilateral negotiations, responses from major tech companies and courts; if the conflict persists, funds may flow into the U.S. dollar and bonds, putting pressure on risk assets. BTC Resistance: 119,000, 120,500; Support: 113,000, if breached: 111,000→108,000.
