June 8, 2026, 20:00

Trading platform record: Bitcoin is still consolidating around 63,000, ETF outflows and concerns about rate hikes after strong employment data are weighing on risk appetite. It’s not suitable to heavily bet on a one-sided move before the June 10 CPI. The contract side looks more like short covering after a sharp decline, confirmed by 15-minute K-line; if resistance is not broken, reduce positions, and do not chase bullish candles.

$SOL

Referencing around 66.67, with intraday lows of 63.71 and highs of 66.99. Support at 65.80/64.90; if it breaks below 64.90, the correction is invalid. Only consider going long if the 15-minute volume confirms a steady break above 67.10, targeting 68.60/70.20. First reduce positions near 68.60, with a stop loss at 65.70. If the rebound above 67.10 fails and it falls back below 65.80, look for short positions at 64.90/63.70, with a stop loss at 67.55.

$AVAX

Referencing around 6.78, with intraday lows of 6.52 and highs of 6.85. The rebound strength of small coins is moderate, suitable to wait for a breakout confirmation. Support at 6.68/6.52; if it breaks below 6.52, the weakening continues. Only attempt long positions if it stabilizes above 6.86, targeting 7.05/7.22. Reduce positions near 7.05, with a stop loss at 6.66. If continuous resistance at 6.85 persists, a break below 6.68 can be shorted, targeting 6.52/6.35, with a stop loss at 6.93.

$NEAR

Referencing around 2.12, with intraday lows of 1.86 and highs of 2.19. Volatility exceeds mainstream, so only confirm trades with confirmation signals. Support at 2.05/1.96; if it breaks below 1.96, the short-term structure is broken. Only consider going long if it revisits 2.05 without breaking and re-establishes above 2.16, targeting 2.19/2.28. First reduce positions at 2.19, with a stop loss at 2.03. If it spikes above 2.16 and then falls back, dropping below 2.05, consider shorting at 1.96/1.86, with a stop loss at 2.18.

This is for personal trading notes only and does not constitute investment advice.