clean breakdown while the 7-day liquidation map is quietly leaning the other way? This is where traders get trapped: they short “obvious weakness,” then price wicks up just enough to wipe them out before choosing a real direction. FOMO entries and late exits hurt most when liquidity is this close. In this case study, the map shows roughly $54,55M in short liquidations sitting above current price, compared with about $51,52M in long liquidations below. That is not a massive imbalance, but it matters because the upside liquidity is slightly larger and closer to price. My hot take: “balanced” liquidity does not mean neutral when one side is easier to grab. For $BTC ‌, $ETH ‌, and even high-beta names like $SOL ‌ markets often move toward the nearest pocket of pain before any clean trend continuation. So the smarter question is not “bullish or bearish?” It is whether price hunts shorts first, then decides. Where do you think this goes from here?#NFPShockSpikesRateCutOdds

Ethereum is trading near $1923, up approximately 1% over the past 24 hours. The price recovered after falling to $1820 last week and continued moving within an ascending channel. The positive momentum was driven by strong inflows into exchange-traded funds and increased activity among large holders. According to data from an analytics platform, Ethereum ETFs attracted $244.94 million over the week—the highest weekly volume in nearly four months. The cumulative net inflow since launch reached $11.46 billion, while weekly trading volume totaled $2.38 billion. Analyst Ted noted on the social network X: “$ETH ETF bought $244.94 million worth of Ethereum in one week. The largest weekly inflow in nearly 4 months.” The trend toward rising inflows began as early as July: $105.44 million entered on July 17, $103.90 million on July 24, and the figure accelerated in August. On Friday, August 7, Bitcoin ETFs also attracted $98.85 million, extending the positive streak to five days, while spot Ethereum ETFs added $49.60 million that same day. Two large wallets accumulated 80,000 ETH worth approximately $152 million. One whale withdrew 30,000 ETH ($57.21 million) from Coinbase Prime and distributed it across three new addresses. The second acquired 50,000 ETH ($95.73 million) from a wallet linked to Fidelity. The Whale Sentiment Index has remained above 60 for two days and above 50 for six consecutive days; its current reading of around 66 indicates active buying by large players. Notably, one long-term holder sold 7323 ETH for $13.96 million, realizing a $6 million loss: the coins had been purchased at an average price of $2723 in February 2022 and March 2023. From a technical perspective, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 61.03—in bullish territory but not in the overbought zone. The MACD line (10.31) is crossing the signal line (9.85) from below, and the histogram is positive. The price has consolidated above the 20- and 50-day moving averages and is testing the 100-day average. Breaking through resistance at $1920 would open the way to $1960 and the psychological level of $2000. The next target could be the 200-day EMA at $2147. The nearest support levels are $1880 and $1860. An additional positive factor was the start of the first stage of voting in the US Senate on the CLARITY Act on August 8. If the initiative surpasses the 60-vote threshold, it will proceed to a September vote, which could reduce regulatory uncertainty. Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted the emergence of two buy signals from the TD Sequential indicator on Ethereum’s monthly chart: a black “9” and S13. According to him, over the past four years, each such signal accurately predicted the trend direction: in April 2022, it foreshadowed a 75% drop, while in September 2022, it preceded a 236% rise. He now sees the possibility of a rally to $3000 if the pattern is confirmed.$ETH ‌

Weekly Summary for August 3–9 It is time for our weekly review again. When I previously reviewed the market for everyone in the livestream, many people said that reviews were not very useful. What I want to say is that a review may often be hindsight, but only through continuous review and reflection can we gain a deeper understanding of market movements. When the same market conditions and the same script arrive next time, we can steadily take profits and exit with a full haul! Overall, this week saw an upward trend, with the market moving higher. It rose from a low of 62268 to a high of 65358. However, compared with last week, the range was relatively subdued, and the intraday market generally moved in a choppy pattern. ETH rose from 1827 to a high of 1943 before coming under pressure. We placed 13 trades this week, all of which were successful, capturing 7281 points of room! On Monday, we went short first and then long. The double-top pattern from last weekend was clearly visible, indicating that a pullback would inevitably follow, but the 62000 level below was extremely solid, so we planned to go short first and then long. First BTC short: entered at 63510, exited at 62816, capturing 694 points Second BTC long: entered at 62727, took profit at 63900, capturing 1173 points On Tuesday, we continued with the long strategy and placed several short-term long trades. Although the movement was slow, the trend was clear. As I said during the livestream, when the range is relatively subdued, short-term setups generate profits much faster and in greater amounts than medium- and long-term setups! First BTC long: entered at 63426, exited at 64087, capturing 661 points Second BTC long: entered at 63533, exited at 64325, capturing 792 points Third ETH long: entered at 1856, exited at 1880, capturing 24 points Starting Wednesday, the daily chart returned to the middle-band area. I had already clearly explained the strategy to everyone: the market returning to the middle band indicates that it failed to break out of the range-bound structure. Therefore, as long as the middle band stabilizes, a return to the upper band is bound to occur! First BTC long: entered at 64181, took profit at 65000, capturing 819 points Second ETH long: entered at 1871, exited at 1911, capturing 40 points Third BTC long: entered at 64012, took profit at 64900, capturing 888 points Thursday and Friday were essentially a continuation of Wednesday’s strategy, so I will discuss them together. In fact, the intraday room for profit was not large. Since my students had entered trades, I kept monitoring the market and ended up waiting for several good entry opportunities. In addition, regarding Friday night’s nonfarm payrolls data, I did not make a prediction about the data, but I did provide a long setup based on technical analysis during the livestream. Before the nonfarm payrolls data was even released that night, the market rose directly to the take-profit level given during the livestream. When the market gives us an opportunity, we just take it! First BTC long: entered at 64479, exited at 64926, capturing 447 points Second ETH long: entered at 1896, exited at 1917, capturing 21 points Third BTC long: entered at 64220, took profit at 64900, capturing 680 points Fourth BTC long: entered at 64215, exited at 65220, capturing 1005 points Fifth ETH long: entered at 1899, exited at 1936, capturing 37 points The above covers all the setups provided this week. These records only cover trades taken by students with large positions; small-position trades are not included for now! The previous post already provided the subsequent technical analysis, so I will not repeat it here. If you are interested, you can click on my profile and take a look! #MoonshotAIPreIPOs开启 $BTC $ETH