June 17, 2026 00:00

00:00 Trading desk record: Bitcoin returned above 66,000 but did not continue the one-sided squeeze; US-Iran détente suppressed oil prices, risk sentiment recovered, but funds remain cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting. The contract chart looks more like a recovery consolidation after a sharp decline; today’s focus is on confirmation, not emotional chasing.

$XRP

Referencing around 1.21, still weak over 24 hours, clear selling pressure above 1.25. Support at 1.18/1.15, breaking below 1.15 invalidates the bullish structure; only consider light long positions if the 15-minute K-line re-establishes above 1.23, targeting 1.25/1.29, reduce positions near 1.25, stop loss below 1.18. If the rebound above 1.23 fails and drops below 1.18, short-term bearish targets are 1.15/1.10, stop loss at 1.245.

$PENDLE

Referencing around 1.38, the 24-hour range is approximately 1.322-1.436, with seven-day rebound momentum still present, but short-term buying is cooling down. Support at 1.35/1.32, do not go long if it breaks below 1.32; only consider long positions if it revisits 1.35 without breaking below and re-establishes above 1.40, targeting 1.436/1.48, reduce positions near 1.436, stop loss at 1.335. If it cannot hold above 1.40 and falls back below 1.35, short-term bearish targets are 1.32/1.28, stop loss at 1.415.

$ENA

Referencing around 0.085, the intraday decline is greater than most mainstream assets, indicating high elasticity but weak performance; suitable for waiting for a confirmed bottom. Support at 0.082/0.079, breaking below 0.079 indicates continued bearishness; only consider trying longs if volume confirms above 0.088, targeting 0.092/0.097, reduce positions near 0.092, stop loss at 0.083. If it spikes to 0.088 and then falls back, breaking below 0.082, short-term bearish targets are 0.079/0.075, stop loss at 0.0895. No preemptive positioning today, wait for the K-line to give direction.

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