June 14, 2026 04:00

04:00 Trading desk record: Bitcoin around 64,200, the global crypto market cap approximately $2.18 trillion, risk sentiment has recovered from panic in recent days, but not a one-sided bull. The easing expectations between the US and Iran give risk assets some relief, ETF outflows continue, AI and IPO themes divert funds, still pressing on mid-term positions. Contracts are handled with oscillation after a low rebound, chasing gains only on confirmation, not on emotional trades.

1)
$SOL
Reference around 68.2, 24-hour range 66.5/68.5, short-term stronger than the market but close to intraday high. Support at 67.4/66.5, invalid if below 66.5; only consider going long if 1-hour candlestick stabilizes above 68.8, target 70.2/72.0, reduce position near 70.2, stop loss at 67.6. If volume fails to break above 68.5 and falls back below 67.4, short-term bearish view at 66.5/65.2, stop loss at 69.1, do not chase before confirmation.

2)
$HYPE
Reference around 59.8, 24-hour range 57.3/61.2, previously strong assets are starting to rotate at high levels, SpaceX and pre-IPO perpetuals remain hot, but capital fluctuations will be larger. Support at 58.6/57.3, do not go long if below 57.3; only consider trend-following longs if above 61.3, target 63.5/66.0, reduce position near 63.5, stop loss at 59.4. If there is clear resistance at 61.0 and it falls back below 58.6, short-term bearish view at 57.3/55.8, stop loss at 61.6.

3)
$PENDLE
Reference around 1.32, 24-hour range 1.24/1.33, gains stronger than most altcoins, but 1.33 is a short-term resistance, not suitable for chasing high directly. Support at 1.29/1.24, structure weakens if below 1.24; only consider going long if retesting 1.29 without breaking and re-establishing above 1.34, target 1.39/1.45, reduce position near 1.39, stop loss at 1.27. If 1.33 repeatedly fails to break through, and falls back below 1.29, short-term bearish view at 1.24/1.20, stop loss at 1.35.

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