7.23 Market snapshot analysis SOL Silk Road reference layout Entry range: around 78.5—79 Stop-loss: above 80.0 First target: 76.0, second target: 75.0 If you want to do a bounce, you can wait for stabilization around 75.5 Price surged to 78.87 and then faced resistance before falling, printing consecutive bearish candles and breaking below the short-term moving averages. At the high level, the rally stalled; the bulls failed to find strong follow-through. A short-term pullback structure has formed. The 4-hour moving averages have turned down and are pressing lower. High-level funds have clearly exited. For today’s operations, prioritize rebound-to-sell; do not blindly try to bottom. #特朗普警告9月政府停摆 #SEC警告链上借贷或涉证券监管 #BTC突破66000美元 $BTC $ETH $SOL

7.23 Thursday BNB midday outlook On July 23, BNB’s current price is trading near $569.6. It is down slightly 0.48% over the past 24 hours. The intraday trading range is $567.2–$575. Throughout the day, volume shrank and the market saw a tight, narrow-range consolidation. Trading volume is down 11.83% versus the 30-day average, and capital participation is sluggish. Price action is passively tracking the broader Bitcoin market. Ongoing negative pressure from EU regulatory concerns has been dragging performance, causing BNB to significantly underperform major L1 tokens such as SOL. Market cap ranking was briefly overtaken by SOL, and the chart’s independence is relatively weak. From a technical chart perspective, immediate short-term resistance is locked near the intraday high of $575. The key medium-term overhead pressure sits at the 50-day moving average at $580.2. Only if price can break above and hold that level on increased volume can it disrupt the short-term weak consolidation pattern and probe upward toward the $600 psychological level. Below, the lifeline support is the 30-day moving average at $568.9. The intraday low is just supported by this area, where buy orders provided follow-through. As long as this level is not effectively broken through by the bears, the short-term ranging box structure can be maintained. The ultimate downside defense support looks to the $560 psychological support zone; once broken, the market will open room to the downside and test the $550 medium-term trend line. Suggested trade: 568-569 area, target 572-575$BTC $ETH $SOL

7.23 Thursday gold midday thoughts As of July 23, spot gold is currently quoted at $4,125. After a night surge that touched the two-week high of $4,166, profit-taking came in heavily, putting pressure on price and causing it to fall back. During the day, overall price action has remained range-bound and consolidated between $4,100 and $4,166. Yesterday, after completing a technical rebound driven by geopolitical safe-haven demand and a weaker dollar, short-term long momentum quickly faded. The chart has entered a high-range consolidation phase, with clear tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Technically, the key short-term strong resistance is locked at today’s high of $4,166. The more important medium-term pressure above lies at the $4,200 neckline area. Only by seeing a volume-backed hold above $4,166 can the prior weak downward structure be fully reversed and open up medium-term recovery and upside space. On the downside, short-term dynamic support is the $4,100 psychological level (the weekly MA5 moving average area). As long as this support is not effectively broken through by bears, the current oversold rebound structure can remain intact. The ultimate downside “lifeline” strong support is projected toward $4,070, the rebound start point. If price effectively breaks below it, this technical rebound will be considered over, and gold is likely to return to the downward channel to test the $4,000 level. Trading recommendation: 4100-4110, target 4140-4160$BTC $ETH $SOL