Brother Tong’s 7.1 BTC Playbook

Go into position near $BTC 589-595, take the stop loss above 600; first target 575, second target 566.

580 couldn’t even hold for less than a day before breaking. The “box head” clearly never intended to stop here and take a breather. That’s how stair-step declines work: at every whole-number level, someone steps in to buy the dip, but every level will eventually be broken through. Once it breaks, it’s broken—don’t expect a V-shaped rebound to snap back immediately from a single needle-like move.

The most obvious feature in the recent market is that rebounds are getting weaker. When it’s falling, it’s decisive and clean; when it bounces, it drags on and hesitates. After 600 is lost, support turns into resistance—every time price tries to inch up, it runs into selling pressure, which shows that market confidence hasn’t returned yet.

Many people like to look for a bottom after a sudden selloff, but a real bottom isn’t stamped out by one quick kick—it’s ground out gradually after repeated position switching and repeated consumption. We haven’t reached that stage yet, and there’s no sign of funds flowing back.

At the start of July, first look at how price reacts around the resistance area. If you can’t take down the resistance zone, then there’s no talk of a structural change.#特朗普披露持有超1亿美元BTCETH