#加密市场观察 Today in the crypto world, prices can’t really rise, and they don’t fall deeply—but one data point has set a historical record.
Saturday, July 11, 2026. Bitcoin opened at $63,196, hit a high of $64,580, and closed at $64,156. In 24 hours, it rose 1.39%, and over 7 days it gained 2.51%. If you bought the dip when it hit the July 1 low of $57,000, you’re now up about 12%—but if you entered at the end of May when it was around $77,000, you’re still down 17% on paper.
But the biggest thing in crypto today isn’t whether prices are up or down—it’s that Bitcoin has been consolidating in the

#TAG $TAG 15m just started moving. Current price is $0.001025, up 2.40% in 24h.
To put it simply: the buy side has responded, but it still needs one more confirmation.
The only concern is that, based on the data, 59% of people have been placing short orders. Even if it follows the trend, pullbacks’ support/acceptance is the key.
Look at the two charts together below: first the key levels, then the 15m candlestick rhythm.
As long as $0.000999 doesn’t break, the structure still has a basis for continuation; only after $0.001056 has been passed will the upside open up.

Bearish signals are already at 95%. Is BTC about to break 63,000 this move?
$BTC /USDT - Sell SHORT
Trading plan:
Entry: 64107.58 – 64213.36
SL: 64668.24
TP1: 63779.65
TP2: 63525.76
TP3: 63144.94
Why focus on this structure?
- On the 4-hour timeframe, the direction is clearly bearish; the daily trend is still in a bear market, and rebounds under EMA suppression are feeble.
- RSI on the 15-minute timeframe is only 49.55, neutral but slightly weak, with no momentum for an oversold rebound.
- ATR on the 1-hour timeframe is 211, with volatility expanding; the current entry price of 64160 i

I’m very clear about this $TA long—went from 0.06176 to 0.07782, now up +639.32%. This isn’t guesswork; the order book has been building the longs’ rhythm step by step.
At the beginning, there was a lot of disagreement. There was suppression from above, and people below were also worried about continued dumping. But what really made me pay attention was that every pullback didn’t break the key level. After sell orders came out, they were quickly eaten up. When many people hesitated, the structure had already changed first—the price only started to catch up afterward.
At this point, the release

Just a few days ago you were still dithering, and today you directly get the answer! 🔥📉 When the order book hadn’t fully kicked off yet, $PEPE looked like it was about to surge—actually, nobody was stepping in to buy. As soon as the sell wall got pressed, it dropped right back. I saw resistance building at the highs then, so I warned of a bearish rhythm—don’t hesitate.

Went long from around 0.000003779, and now it’s at 0.000002797. This pullback has been realized nicely ✅🎉 +1841.95%—it’s already been locked in. First it was really grinding, and once it finally moved, it really tasted good

Don’t blink! This round of dumping is really brutal 📉🔥
When it was grinding higher during the session, $MON looked like it was still holding strong, but the details already gave it away: clear overhead suppression, no matching volume—once it pushed up, it got slapped back, and the buy-side follow-through got weaker and weaker.

While everyone is still watching, I’m monitoring MON’s reaction around 0.02670 to judge that the bounce lacks strength. It’s not suitable for chasing longs—going long feels more straightforward than chasing 👀🎯
That’s the rhythm.

Now it’s at 0.02307, and the shor

$BTC Fear & Greed Index climbs to 26.
Sentiment is improving slightly, but fear still dominates

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Trading Log | July 10, 2026
Yesterday’s trades didn’t meet my expectations.
After the listing of Hynix on the US stock market, the price action didn’t follow my trading plan. The pace was weaker than I expected, which also affected overall returns.
That said, my logic for the entire storage sector hasn’t changed. Yesterday, more capital in the market concentrated in SanDisk and Micron. Both stocks’ performances were very strong, and Hynix’s listing itself attracted a lot of attention, making short-term capital battles even more intense.
My viewpoint hasn’t changed either. I’ll continue to pati

The bullish signals that were being watched earlier have, this time, given a very hard rejection. Many people are still waiting for a deeper pullback, but the market didn’t give much hesitation time.
My $IO opening position is 0.16220; the current price has already reached 0.16979, with an unrealized gain of +330.07%. This move isn’t just about a pretty single green candle—it’s a pullback with reduced volume, followed by an upward push with increased volume, and the structure has clearly changed. The real key is that after the suppression level was taken, it wasn’t immediately smashed back dow

$SKYAI Swing traders are going to cry—it's about to take off soon.

It was still stalling a few days ago, and today it directly gives the answer! This market really likes to mess with people.📉🚀 During the intraday grind up near the highs, $RENDER looked like it was about to surge—but once it went up, no one was there to take it. When the support weakened, I immediately felt something was off. The “bull trap” taste was way too strong. At that time, I reminded the short position to keep a close eye on 👀 the entry price: 2.0363. Current price: 1.5733. Return rate: +1101.6%—profits in hand. It wasn’t a wasted wait. When it was kept down earlier, the later drop

Good morning & happy weekend. ☀️
Quiet seasons build loud results.
Leave the charts for a while and go touch some grass today. 🌿📈

Technical Outlook: SOL Reclaims the 20 EMA, But Bears Still Control the Higher-Timeframe Trend
Solana is attempting a rebound after successfully holding the $76.20–$76.90 demand zone. The price has recovered the 20 EMA and is consolidating above short-term support; meanwhile, the RSI has returned above neutral levels, indicating improved bullish momentum. However, SOL is still trading below the 50 EMA, 100 EMA, and 200 EMA, suggesting that despite the recent bounce, the broader market structure remains bearish.
📈 EMA Structure (Bullish Reclaim in a Bearish Trend)
20 EMA: $76.92
50 EMA: $76.82

Bitcoin trend is bullish
For now, don’t move around—just hold on to it
Rebound upward against three resistance levels
$688,000, $728,000, $788,000
Specifically which top—get off
I’ll keep a close watch and notify the brothers as soon as possible

$130B in data center projects blocked or delayed in Q1. That matches all of 2025 in just one quarter of this year.
75 projects. Opposition groups doubled from 396 to 833 across 49 states in three months. 300+ bills filed in the first six weeks of the year, moratorium proposals in 14 states, and New York's legislature just passed a one-year pause on anything over 20MW. Gallup has 71% of Americans opposing a data center near their home, up from roughly half a year ago.
Meanwhile hyperscalers plan to spend $690B on capex this year alone, as if none of this is happening.
Here's what makes this str

This short position finally delivered. The selloff in $LYN wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment move—it was the answer after the pressure built up at the high.
I was watching around 0.05161. Every time the price tried to push higher, it couldn’t hold its ground. The order book looked hot, but the support was already starting to look hollow. A lot of people were still waiting for it to keep pumping higher. What really caught my attention was that the rebounds kept getting weaker and shorter, while sell pressure kept getting heavier each time—something here just wasn’t right.
From entering at 0.05161 to

That step-down just now felt very familiar. First, it repeatedly lures longs at high levels, then suddenly dumps the order book. Many people who just chased in get carried away by their emotions, while the real opportunity is actually before panic sets in.

$AIXBT what I was watching back then was the reaction around 0.03358. The price looked like it was ranging, but the breakout didn’t continue. The pullback, however, kept getting smoother—something here was already off. The market’s best at deceiving people with these slowly grinding zones; by the time most people think it can still pump, t