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#夏日创作营 Bitcoin (BTC) Today Market Analysis (July 23)
Current price is around $66,100. In the past 24 hours, it has shown a narrow-range consolidation; it briefly surged to $66,700 but met resistance and pulled back, with the low testing $65,500 and finding buy-side support.
Market logic:
Bullish: US spot Bitcoin ETFs have ended their prolonged outflows, returning to a small net inflow, with institutional funds accumulating in batches at lower levels; geopolitical risk-aversion sentiment has brought a small amount of allocation into digital assets.
Bearish: Overhead there is a dense concentrati

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It was my ability to think for myself.
I used to believe that following someone more experienced would save me time, reduce mistakes and help me make money faster.
Instead, I became dependent.
I waited for someone else to tell me when to enter, when to exit and whether the market was bullish or bearish.
When the trade made money, I thought the system worked.
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$BTC Volatility is nearing zero.
This usually marks the end of the consolidation phase.
Soon as the summer draws near the end we will see the return of volatility.
Whichever direction it resolves into I think it will stick for awhile so we can start trend following

7.22🔥
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ETH rose from 1870 to 1965, surged to 1958, then kept printing consecutive bearish candles, stalling in the high range. On-chain is indeed busy, and the mega whales are buying—yet the candlesticks just won’t move. Long and short are now at the real deciding moment—don’t pick a side; wait for direction. Whoever wins is who you follow.
Watch these two levels
Key resistance above: 1940-1965, the 100-day moving average at 1936 overlapping with the Fibonacci 0.5 level at 1940. A breakout and hold = the bulls continue, targeting 2000-2042
Key support below: 1900-1890, the 20-day and 50-day moving av

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Analysis on July 23, 2026 (that day)
A 4-hour divergence has succeeded; slowly look for a bearish pullback. There’s no special news—trade based on technicals that day: 4-hour range-bound market with bearish bias; slowly watch for a pullback to the golden line, then look for a long after it turns back.
Resistance levels: 1980, 2050, 67200, 68500
Support levels: 1850, 1800, 64600, 62500
Ether that day: Aggressive short at the current price 1927. Short at 1950, 1940. Stop loss 1960. Take profit 1880, 1850.
Long at 1870, 1850. Stop loss 1830. Take profit 1930, 1950, 1980.
BTC that day: Aggress

Just as I was about to shut down the trading screen and go to sleep, the price first delivered the result that the shorts had been counting on for me. A few days ago, before bed, $OPN was still repeatedly probing at the highs. On the surface everything looked lively, but every time it pushed higher, it was short by that last breath—the volume didn’t keep up, while the sell pressure above became more and more obvious.
During the session, I watched how OPN’s support changed. I could see the rally didn’t have follow-through, and the bids couldn’t hold. So I judged this more like loosening after

Currently, the market is oscillating in a range; the moving averages are almost sticking together, and the price is hovering near the moving averages, facing short-term pressure. The volume-price structure is relatively bearish. This morning, you can consider entering around the resistance area of 663–670. For ETH, watch the two levels at 1950 and 1975.
Support below: 649/636;
1900, 1860.
$BTC $GT $ETH

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Ugh—used the order number to go long, and it ended up as a limit order that got filled; missed out on 1亿 #黄金交易

Hong Hao says AI stock correction is mid-cycle and capital is rotating from hype to value, signaling potential near-term volatility but longer-term promise for traditional tech names. $BTC? No, keep to AI/ equities implied.

7.23 Ether around 1900-1910, near green/blue-gray (青苍哆), target 1950/1980
If you want to do the trade, go near 1950 (青苍倥), cut off at 1975 (止笋), target 1900.
From the 1H chart of ETH, price rebounded from the 1841 low all the way, reaching a peak near 1958. Currently it’s pulling back to around 1925 and consolidating.
In the short term, the moving averages are beginning to flatten. The uptrend remains, but there have been continuous rejections above 1950. In the near term, it needs to digest profit-taking orders.
On the news front, the market has been continuously focusing on the development o

#晒出我的持仓收益 Daily bullish momentum on the daily chart is insufficient and it’s about to face a drop📉. Go short in line with the daily chart; don’t go long based on short-term moves.

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