June 14, 2026 08:00

08:00 Trading desk record: Bitcoin rebounded to around 64,400. The contract trading volume contracted compared with the previous day, suggesting short covering is present, but there isn’t enough proactive long chasing. On the macro front, U.S. inflation is still weighing on expectations for rate cuts. ETF outflows and tech IPOs continue to divert funds and impact risk appetite. In the short term, treat it as a “rebound with oscillation after a low-level repair,” and do not take the rebound as a direct reversal.

$XRP

Reference around 1.15: slight correction upward over the past 24 hours. Expectations for an XRPL upgrade provide some room for upside, but the candlesticks are still in the lower half of the broader range. Support at 1.13/1.10; breaking below 1.10 invalidates the long structure. Only consider going long if the 1-hour candlestick holds above 1.17, with targets at 1.20/1.24. Reduce positions near 1.20 and set the stop loss at 1.135. If there is a failure to expand volume above 1.17 and price falls back to 1.13, look for short opportunities at 1.10/1.06, with the stop loss at 1.18.

$NEAR

Reference around 2.12: the 24-hour increase is about 6%, clearly stronger than the overall market. The AI narrative and ETF filings updates bring short-term funds, but trading volume has fallen back—wait for confirmation before chasing. Support at 2.06/1.98; do not go long if it breaks below 1.98. Only go long if the retest of 2.06 holds without breaking down and price reclaims above 2.16, targeting 2.26/2.38. Reduce positions near 2.26 and set the stop loss at 2.03. If it repeatedly fails to push higher above 2.16 and then breaks below 2.06, look for shorts at 1.98/1.90, with the stop loss at 2.20.

$AVAX

Reference around 6.72: the 24-hour range is approximately 6.53/6.77. The rebound strength is weaker than NEAR. This is a low-level box-range repair, not suitable for emotional chasing of orders. Support at 6.55/6.35; if it breaks below 6.35, conditions turn weaker. Only consider going long after holding above 6.82, targeting 7.05/7.30. Reduce positions near 7.05 and set the stop loss at 6.62. If it’s pressured again around 6.80 and falls back below 6.55, look for shorts at 6.35/6.10, with the stop loss at 6.88—do not chase before confirmation.

These are for personal trading notes only and do not constitute investment advice.