$BTC As expected, a rebound began around 62000. The next move: a direct push toward 67200, or a pullback to 61300 first to hunt liquidity? I have repeatedly reminded everyone over the past few days to focus on the two levels of 62000 and 61300. BTC has now completed two rebounds near 62000, and yesterday’s large bullish candle on the 4-hour chart drove a strong rise. Short-term performance is indeed very strong. However, the problem is that BTC has not established a firm foothold above 64000. From a capital-flow perspective, this rise looks more like a short liquidation rally. After the drop from 63700, a large amount of capital chased short positions. As BTC rebounded toward 64000, short positions declined rapidly, indicating that some short positions exited via stop-losses, while longs also began taking profits. Therefore, although this rebound has been strong, it still cannot yet be defined as a trend reversal. I am still watching the liquidity zone around 61300. Positions and stop-loss liquidity have accumulated at this level for nearly a month. If BTC first pulls back to 61300 to complete the liquidation and then breaks upward through 67200 again, the bullish structure would instead become healthier. I still maintain my view that 67200 will be reached in August. Can 64000 be broken effectively? Can the liquidity at 61300 be reclaimed? The same market, the same conditions—why are others taking profits while you are foolishly holding losing positions? Find me in the chatroom.

Based on my trading view for August and the current liquidation map, this week’s market logic is very clear: the major players’ intent is to hunt liquidity on both sides amid the existing-stock game. At this stage, bullish sentiment is fading, and buying support is weak. Meanwhile, 62700 is right in the middle of the bull-bear divergence zone, and the liquidation map directly reveals the major players’ short-term intentions. A massive amount of long liquidation leverage has accumulated in the 61500 to 62000 range. The major players will most likely wash the market downward with the trend, precisely wiping out these longs to capture bottom liquidity and complete a phase of inducing shorts and accumulating positions. Once the bloodied positions below have been cleared out, they will be able to move forward unencumbered. On the liquidation map above, the bears’ defenses are densely clustered in the 64500 to 65300 range. After liquidating the longs, the major players will likely squeeze upward and blow through the short fuel above, making this the path of least resistance. Based on the liquidity distribution above, this week’s specific trading ranges are very clear. The low-level long entry zone is 61500 to 61800. This is the worst-hit area for long liquidations, offering the highest probability for buying on a wick. Stop-loss is mandatory if the price falls below 60500. The high-level short-selling zone is 64800 to 65300. This is the liquidity extreme zone where the shorts above will be liquidated, making it suitable for shorting after an extended rise. Stop-loss is mandatory if the price breaks above 66000. #Gate资产规模位列全球Top6 $BTC

Gold has started to slow down this week, with limited volatility and currently locked in the 4090-4025 range. Given the slower pace, focus on short-term trades. Aggressive traders can short near 4065, while conservative traders can short in the 4070-80 resistance zone, with a stop at 4091. Watch 4040-4025 below; after a move down, do not pursue continuation—reverse long and target the resistance zone. $BTC $ETH