Don’t let the rebound blind you—EMA50 is firmly pinning the price overhead. The trend has never changed—shorts are the main storyline!



Fans, you’re all fixated on 65,000 and drooling, but what Brother Wan sees is the main players quietly pulling back. Today, are you planning to chase longs or follow shorts? Drop a comment and tell Brother Wan—let’s see how many people can actually read this game.

As for the news: Cleanspark added 454 BTC—just a smokescreen. Tether’s reserve address had its first time ever with no new inflow for more than 10 days after Q2, and even the stablecoin heavyweight is watching from the sidelines. Exodus Movement sold another 56 BTC, and listed companies have collectively reduced their positions—are you really going to be that clueless bag-holder? Whale data is even more blunt: longs have an average opening price of $66,950, with an unrealized loss of $32.63 million, while shorts’ cost is $63,742—losses are much smaller. Who will break first? It’s obvious at a glance.

Technically: the candlesticks made three attempts to surge to 64,500–65,000, but they all did it on shrinking volume and then fell back—classic long exhaustion. On the daily chart, EMA50 is tightly pressing down at 65,738, and the trend is still firmly in the short camp. Once the longs are forced to stop-loss, a stampede-style sell-off will be even more brutal than you think.

Trading advice: Brother Wan’s mindset never bends—short whenever you see a rise! Around the current price of 64,000, open a short. First target is 63,500; if it breaks, look at 63,000. Don’t let your position exceed 10%—this is the survival rule.

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