7.28 BTC Morning Analysis
From the Bollinger Band structure, the price has been continuously capped near the upper band at $65,817, followed by a smaller pullback. The middle band at $64,921 has shifted from support to short-term resistance. Notably, the three RSI lines show a clear bearish arrangement: the extremely narrow gap between RSI6 (18.0) and RSI24 (36.1) indicates that short-term oversold conditions have not triggered medium-term buy-side follow-through. Instead, it suggests downside momentum is transferring from the short-term to the weekly level. The daily MACD is about to see a se

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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

【$LA Signal】Going long on a 1H breakout + capital continues to push higher
$LA RSI surged to 78.76, with a buy-side order book gap; the 1H Bollinger Band upper rail at 0.1045 has been pierced. The 4H MACD red histogram is expanding, and bullish momentum is sufficient. The order book Bid/Ask Ratio is 1.13, showing clear capital support. A short-term pullback to around 0.1025 has met support, and buyers are actively taking positions.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry/Limit orders: 0.1022523 - 0.1025600
🛑 Stop loss: 0.0974320
🚀 Target 1: 0.1102520
🚀 Target 2: 0.1140980
🛡️ Trade management: - Execu

$$BEAT Crashed hard from 4.7 to 2.43, -21.91%—worse than rotten mud. Trading volume of 130M is still being smashed. I’m down 3.2% on my contract; my limit orders are at 2.66, waiting for a pullback. Plan: enter with a small position at the current price of 2.76. Put the stop-loss below 2.40. Take profit at 3.10 and 3.40. I see two possible scenarios: 1) If copy-trading volume can amplify the rebound, and 2.80 holds, then add more; 2) If it keeps breaking the lows down to below 2.34, I have to cut losses and get out, then wait to buy the dip at 2.20. Don’t gamble with copy trading—this liquidi

Anthropic just said on the record it has never once backed a ban on open-weights models. The lab most people label the most closed in AI is publicly defending the right to release open weights. The line everyone assumed it drew turns out to be the opposite.

Not again BTC.
Why that drop?
Here are the reasons 👇
Iran is attacking again ( hour ago Trump said talks are going great)
Rate hike chanches are rising. Stocks crashed.
Clarity act pass probably at very low chanche.
Seems like whole world wants Bitcoin to drop to 46K

$AKE I ran it... This 4 isn't the bottom... I guess it may go to 35... 3 is also possible.

Did nothing—just went to the restroom. When I got back, the K-line had already done the work for me. During the choppy back-and-forth in the session, $SUI looked like it could hold up pretty well; in reality, nobody was buying—once the rebound tapped a key level, it immediately shrank back down. SUI didn’t form effective support, and the sell pressure kept pressing. I judged (judge) that the momentum at the highs isn’t right anymore, so shorting has better cost-effectiveness than chasing longs.
So I executed a long around 1.0341. Now the price is at 0.6993, and +1559.16% is already on the char

I hate that there’s so much manipulation in the crypto market.

$BTC just fell below $63,500🚨
Over $175 million worth of crypto longs liquidated in the past 60 minutes.
If we continue to fall we will test the bottom of range priced at $62,000 👀

Broadcast these two sentences all night last night.

【$AKE Signal】 The bulls pull back and confirm; 1H Bollinger mid-band support is effective
On the 1H timeframe, the pullback back into the Bollinger mid-band at 0.0042 is being supported effectively. The buy-side depth is above 3.08, indicating a clear intention of capital propping. The 4H MACD is still in the bullish zone; consolidation on declining volume hasn’t changed the trend. RSI(1H) 59.8 is neutral-to-strong, with no signs of overbought. The current risk-reward ratio is 1.5—just follow execution discipline.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry / limit order: 0.004345524 - 0.004358600
🛑 Stop l

【$COTI Signal】Long + short-squeeze logic
$COTI Funding rate -2% + OI stable, short positions have extremely high costs. In the 1H Bollinger Bands, the opening widens; the price has already broken above the 4H upper band at 0.0095. MACD across two cycles’ histogram continues to expand, and bullish momentum shows no sign of exhaustion. In the order book depth, sell pressure accounts for 78%; sell pressure is being digested quickly.
🎯 Direction: Long
⚡ Entry / order placement: 0.01120229 - 0.01123600
🛑 Stop loss: 0.01067420
🚀 Target 1: 0.01207870
🚀 Target 2: 0.01250005
🛡️ Trade management:

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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

This short trade could be taken, but the key isn’t chasing a single big bearish candle. Instead, it was that after seeing heavy pressure in the high zone, the rebound never truly managed to hold. $FF placed a short action around 0.10466. I actually hesitated at the time too, because the consolidation period beforehand dragged on for too long, and if you hesitate or your hand slips, you can easily get washed out by a needle-like spike.

Later, several times price surged up and then pulled back. The bid support kept getting weaker. Once the sell-off hit, the direction became completely clear. T