7.25 BTC analysis Friends! Happy weekend! The current market is in the secondary rebound phase within a bearish trend. Price is moving between the upper-middle and lower-middle bands; the middle band is the line that separates long and short positions, and the lower band is extreme support. The short-cycle RSI is forming a bullish crossover at a low level, with negative divergence converging, indicating a technical rebound pullback demand on the hourly timeframe. However, the medium-term indicators are still weak, and the rebound is qualitatively an oversold-repair. The overhead selling pressure is concentrated around the middle band. If the market loses the previous low, it may accelerate downward to seek a bottom near the lower band. Aggressive traders can try a small long position near the lower band, placing the stop-loss below the previous low and targeting the middle band. More conservative traders should wait until the rebound meets resistance at the middle band before opening a short, setting the stop-loss above the middle band and targeting the lower band. If price effectively holds above the middle band, the short logic will be temporarily eased. This is a trend-turning fluctuation right now—strictly control position size and guard against the risk of a sharp drop if the rebound fails. Trading suggestion: 64500-65000箜, target 62500-63000. $SOL $ETH

7.25 BNB coin early-day analysis: The BNB coin is entering lightly on dips in batches around 1865/1880. The target is aimed at 1800/1780. If you want to go long (long/during a “哆”), you can enter lightly on dips in batches around 1800, set a stop-loss at 1760, and look for targets at 1865/1880. During the day, after pushing up to the 1865.02 stage high point, the price came under pressure and then pulled back. Afterwards, the long and short sides repeatedly wrestled around the moving-average zone, entering a narrow-range consolidation and range-bound standoff. On the surface, multiple attempts to test the overhead resistance have failed to break through and hold. The price has been moving back and forth around the 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day moving averages; short-term upward momentum keeps fading. Overall, the trend is a consolidation and correction after a push higher, continuously digesting high-level positions, and as yet has not formed an effective long-continuation structure. With prolonged sideways consolidation, bullish and bearish forces are becoming balanced. The price’s fluctuation range keeps tightening, and the chart shows no clear signal of a trend breakout. A strong near-term resistance is forming around the 1865 line above, while the 1857 low below forms an important support. The market continues to be trapped inside the range, moving back and forth within it. $ETH #英特尔Q2营收创15年最快增速 ‌

This time it wasn’t a matter of guessing—weakness at the high end was written on the chart by the market itself. In the early session, when $KAS was smashed down, each rebound was weaker than the last. The price tried to push higher, but it kept getting forced back to the same level. I noticed trading volume was thin and buy orders couldn’t keep up, so I reminded everyone not to get carried away by a temporary pop and lose their rhythm. After the structure loosened, I opened a long position around 0.03380. Now the price is back at 0.02766, corresponding to a return of +1284.75%—no wasted time in that grinding, nerve-wracking period. First, take 80% off to lock in most of the gains; the remaining 20% continues to be monitored, with the protection level moved to around the cost basis. If there’s further sell-off, let the profits keep running; if it bounces back, still hold onto the portion already realized. Even if I only end up with unrealized profit, as long as I can take it away, it’s mine. No matter how pretty the numbers look on the books, it doesn’t count as finished until it’s realized. Chasing after a sharp sell-off makes it easy to get thrown off by a rebound—if you miss it, just wait for the next shot. $BTC $ETH