7.6-7.12 Bitcoin and Ethereum Long-term Layout Thoughts and Views, Personal Insights



This Week's Long-term Trend Opinion:
For this week, the pressure on Bitcoin and Ethereum is quite evident. Even with every rebound, they cannot hold key resistance levels, and thus begin a downward path. Therefore, based on this week's overall trend, short positions still dominate and offer better value for next week's layout.

Let's also look at this week's fundamental influences. The most significant impact is this week's non-farm payroll data, which first drove the market up briefly before starting a correction; secondly, the hawkish statements from the Federal Reserve accelerated capital flows in the crypto market and other major fundamental effects.

Finally, let's get straight to the point. Here is next week's long-term layout:
Bitcoin: Try to enter short positions in intervals. This approach offers better value and is more stable.
Short entry range: 64200-65700, Main defense level: 66100
First target: 62200, Second target: 59600, Third target: 57000

Ethereum: Follow Bitcoin's lead and enter short positions in intervals.
Short entry range: 1720-1800, Main defense level: 1830
First target: 1660, Second target: 1620, Third target: 1540

Friendly reminder: Strategies are static and for reference only. All decisions should be based on actual market conditions and adjusted in real time.
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WhaleTailWitness
· 1h ago
The defensive position is set quite conservatively. That fake breakout from this week’s Nonfarm Payrolls really ended up trapping quite a lot of people. Trading by taking entries across separate intervals is definitely more stable than going all-in.
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