July 28 strategy plan priority order, fan-only
Trade priority ranking
Based on today’s market action, I would set it up like this:
Priority 1: Short 1898—1906 on a rebound
This is the strategy that best fits the current weak structure.
Ideal setup:
Short in batches from 1898—1906, stop loss above 1914, targets at 1881 / 1875 / 1865.
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Priority 2: After breaking below 1881, short on the retest
If 1881 is broken down effectively, don’t chase the lowest; wait for the retest.
Ideal setup:
Break below 1881, retest that fails to hold the 1881—1885 zone (not going back up), short; tar

7.28 Gold early session market observation
In the Asia morning session, gold prices saw a slight pullback, trading around 4,075 in a range-bound consolidation. Ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision coming tomorrow early morning, market funds generally tightened positions and stood by. U.S. Treasury yields remained elevated, regional risk-hedging sentiment cooled, and profit-taking from the highs continued. Trading was quiet in the morning, overall volatility narrowed, and throughout the day prices remained in a range with repeated “washing,” while a one-way move waits for news

7.28 Morning BTC/ETH Market Analysis — Shiyuan’s View
In the early stage, BTC surged to 66,928 and met resistance. The rebound lacked strength and then saw a rapid drop.
The momentum of bulls continued to weaken. Selling pressure kept releasing from above, and short-term downward momentum intensified. The rebound is only a temporary correction—do not blindly bottom-fish.
BTC
Resistance: 64,500, 65,300
Support: 63,560, 63,000
Recommendations:
Place short orders in the 64,300–64,600 rebound range. Defend 65,300. First target 63,600. If it breaks down, look for 63,000.
After a pul

Here is the M pattern nearly filled out.
Played a nice short here. 🙌

#ETHBackAbove1900
The reclaim of $1,900 marks a significant short-term technical pivot for Ethereum, reversing the sell-off triggered by recent Middle East geopolitical volatility.
ETH climbing back above $1,900 represents a significant psychological recovery, especially considering macroeconomic conditions.
Key Drivers Behind the Surge
Geopolitical Relief & Risk-On Sentiment: News of a U.S.–Iran ceasefire eased global market uncertainty, triggering a relief rally across risk assets. Bitcoin holding its $64,000–$65,000 support zone provided the baseline required for altcoin capital rotation.

$FEFER is going to go crazy soon

Infini saw an update yesterday: the consumer and enterprise account versions have now officially been merged. Users can log in to the consumer and enterprise web versions with the same email and switch freely.
Meanwhile, features such as the personal U card can be unlocked by installing the app according to the tutorial (Android is live, iOS is coming soon).

$ETH Yesterday, I was trading live in the stream, and I made it very clear: short from the base positions at 1950 and 1970, and once you see it, you’ll know the target is 1900—tell me, is this target going to get hit? I said it before: my orders are set so you’ll take profit on the whole package. (Ignore the extra zero that was added.)

BofA says the semiconductor selloff is a buying opportunity
Analysts led by Didier Scemama noted that the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index’s roughly 18% peak-to-trough underperformance against the S&P 500 resembles the geopolitical selloffs of 2015 and 2018, rather than the approximately 30% drawdowns typically seen during full cyclical downturns
“Given strong fundamentals, we think the sector looks highly attractive trading on c3x discount to average ’28 consensus multiples and semicaps specifically at 6-7x discount,” Scemama wrote
BofA sees the greatest opportunity in semiconductor capital

First Target $ETH
Third Target $VVV

I originally wanted to cut my losses and “sacrifice to the heavens,” but I couldn’t end up sacrificing the heavens—the meat ended up getting cooked by itself. When the sell-off hit early in the session, $DOT pressed down from the high, and the market instantly started to feel bearish.
A few days ago, I was watching DOT late at night. The rebound never really followed through; the downside pressure overhead was obvious, and every time I tried to push higher, sell orders pinned it back. Back then I reminded myself: don’t get carried away chasing after one or two bullish candles—true strength wo

The most worth revisiting this time isn’t how much the short trade made, but the fact that I finally didn’t get tricked back into it by a single rebound bullish candle. At the high level, there were consecutive attempts to surge up and then fall back. The price looked pretty strong, but in reality, every time it was pulled up, someone was dumping into it. The order book was starting to show signs of fatigue.

The move from 2111.63 to 1927.31 wasn’t straight; a few counter-extensions made people wonder whether the shakeout was already over. I only confirmed one thing at the time: whether the

UBS lifts the bar on MSFT’s capex outlook while keeping Azure growth guidance; price target cut to 480 with a Buy stance, signaling a high spending, low growth setup ahead of earnings. $MSFT

Told my liberal neighbor Italians discovered America and boy she was not happy

#Altcoins season 3.0 heavily loading 💥🚀

This pullback made a profit this time. Looking back, the most fortunate thing was that I wasn’t fooled by the previous fake breakout. The price repeatedly probed upward around 1.0030; it looked like it might continue to rally, but every spike back up quickly fell again. I judged that this area was more like draining the people chasing longs.

After holding the short, it wasn’t smooth sailing the whole way either. Several sharp rebounds tightened my nerves, especially that one wick. It almost made me doubt whether I’d read the chart wrong. Later, the price was pushed down to 0.6796, and the ou

【$ON Signal】Bull Trap: 1H Momentum Continues + 4H Bollinger Band Opening
$ON 1H RSI 81.45, MACD histogram converging but price is climbing while hugging the EMA20. The 4H Bollinger upper band 0.1906 has been effectively broken, and the opening expands further. Order book depth is imbalanced at -22%, but the funding rate of 0.066% is steady and OI is stable—shorts have not taken the chance to add more. Current risk-reward ratio is 1.5, and there is still decent room for short-term trading.
🎯Direction: long
⚡Entry/Place Order: 0.1920
🛑Stop Loss: 0.1903869
🚀Target 1: 0.1951947
🚀Target 2: 0.19

This time the long position could really take a bite of the meat; the key wasn’t an impulsive decision, but that when the price was grinding on the mill, it wasn’t scared off by a fake breakout. I watched $UNI for a long time—when I saw that buy support around 3.050 was still holding, I decided to board in the direction.
The early part was actually quite frustrating: the price kept stabbing back and forth, and several times it pushed higher then fell back. People who had positions in hand could easily panic. I also had thoughts about getting off, but the chart never truly weakened. After the s