I was just planning to observe, but the market responded directly. During the most intense battle between longs and shorts, $BTC bounced several times but still looked powerless. This kind of rally, lacking follow-through, is often more worth paying attention to than a simple drop. I chose to open a short around 65,034.0 for a simple reason: the key level at the top hasn’t been digested, and the rebound hasn’t formed a new continuation. After opening the position, I didn’t rush to quicken the pace—I first watched whether the price truly turned weak. When the price moved to 63,790.7, the short side received a response, with a return of +331.62%. What felt most comfortable during the process wasn’t the numbers, but the fact that my judgment wasn’t thrown off by intraday noise. The market isn’t short of opportunities—what it lacks is patience. Don’t let emotions affect your judgment. What needs to be done now isn’t to keep chasing, but to adjust according to changes and hold the space that has already appeared. Once the next signal comes out, then continue observing. $ETH $SOL

7.29 evening BTC/ETH analysis On the daily level, the downtrend continues. The Bollinger middle band that has held for a long time has finally broken down; the downward channel has been opened. In this round of correction, whether in terms of time or magnitude, bearish momentum continues to build and release. There is still room for further pullback ahead. The market is likely to follow a wave 2 correction. The rebound strength will be limited; after a brief period of sideways consolidation, it will test lower again. In the afternoon, maintain the trend-following bearish mindset, and wait to set up again at the rebound pressure zone. BTC short from 64,300—64,800, target 62,500 ETH short from 1,930—1,960, target 1,850 $BTC $ETH

BTC $BTC Market recap｜Short-term consolidation to build momentum; this week’s focus is on the big macro plot On a daily chart level, BTC bottomed out after hitting 63,569 and rebounded, steadily climbing and holding above 64,400. In the short term, moving averages are turning upward; buy-side demand below is strong enough to absorb dips, and the bulls’ short-term outlook is warming up. But the rise won’t happen in one step. The 64,800–65,200 area faces heavy resistance. There’s also a lot of previously accumulated trapped positions in this zone. When the rebound reaches here, it’s easy to run into rejection and pull back. Overall, in the short term, price action is mainly about range-bound repair. Practical takeaway: if the rebound meets resistance at 64,800–65,200, you can look to set up short positions; the “sell high” approach fits the current choppy market. Let’s also talk about the news-driven logic. This week is destined to be the key turning-point week, with major events packed together: Early Thursday morning, the Fed rate decision will be released, followed in the evening by concentrated releases of GDP, PCE inflation, and initial jobless claims. Combined with earnings reports from tech giants, geopolitical volatility in the Iran–Israel region, and sustained sentiment impact from the CLARITY Act, the market will keep reacting. Ahead of major data, capital is generally cautious. After that, market volatility will expand sharply. In addition, BTC ETF inflows are continuing to return, providing bottom support and limiting the room for a major selloff. After 9 years of trading, it’s become clearer: the more volatile the market is, the more you need to steady your mindset. Most people can’t resist chasing pumps and then cutting in panic, repeatedly getting whipsawed. I’m used to patiently waiting for solid, reliable entry levels rather than gambling on emotional price action. Trade with the trend; build risk control first. What truly great traders profit from is the edge in their cognition. #SEC主席乐观预期CLARITY法案通关