June 13, 2026 08:00

Trading desk review: Bitcoin is around 63,500 for reference, still trading within a narrow range of 63,000 to 64,000, with upward movement suppressed by ETF fund outflows, previous liquidation aftershocks, and macro risk aversion. Currently, do not treat this as a bullish one-way market; on futures, focus on range, confirmation, and stop-loss. chasing the rally carries high risk.

1. $SOL

Around 66.75 for reference, trading sideways over the past 24 hours, strength and weakness follow the broader market but with low volume. Support at 65.80/64.60, a break below 65.80 invalidates the bullish rhythm; only consider going long if the 1-hour candlestick stabilizes above 68.20, targeting 70.50/73.00. Reduce positions near 70.50, stop-loss at 66.40. If a rebound to 68.20 occurs but fails and drops back below 65.80, look for short positions at 64.60/62.80, stop-loss at 68.80, do not chase before confirmation.

2. $INJ

Around 5.09 for reference, a decline of over 5% in the past 24 hours, weaker than the broader market, indicating a structure where rebounds are easily pushed back by bears. Support at 5.00/4.82, do not go long if it breaks below 5.00; only consider light long positions if it re-stabilizes above 5.28 with increased volume, targeting 5.55/5.82. Take partial profits at 5.55, stop-loss at 5.08. If 5.28 resistance holds effectively, a break below 5.00 can be shorted with the target at 4.82/4.60, stop-loss at 5.18.

3. $NEAR

Around 2.01 for reference, still oscillating near the 2.00 level within the day, no reversal signal. Support at 1.98/1.92, a break below 1.98 short-term weakness; only consider going long if it revisits 2.00 without breaking and stabilizes above 2.08, targeting 2.18/2.30. Reduce positions near 2.18, stop-loss at 1.96. If it cannot push above 2.08 and drops back below 1.98, look for short positions at 1.92/1.85, stop-loss at 2.10.

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