Liu Ge 7.13 Morning Big Cake & Second Cake Strategy Analysis

Today’s early-session market shows very clear differentiation. Big Cake has been trading sideways and ranging around the 64,000 level for a long time, with dull overall activity and extremely small price swings; in contrast, Second Cake moves independently, quietly carving out an upward trend.

At this stage, you should not blindly chase. This kind of market structure often means that funds are using the pull-up of Second Cake to test the market’s mood. Big Cake has never shown a signal of a volume-backed rally, which indicates that the current mood pattern is not stable. Once Big Cake fails to hold within the core resistance range, this wave of upside in Second Cake is highly likely to see a pullback. Therefore, our main idea remains: wait for the rally to come up against resistance and then place orders for “Kongdan.”

Trading plan:
Big Cake: On the rebound, when it reaches the 64,700-65,000 resistance zone, place “Kongdan” orders. Downside targets are 63,000-63,400.
Second Cake: As the price rises to the 1,850-1,870 range, place “Kongdan” orders in batches, with targets set at 1,780-1,800.

Core summary: The coin market is showing divergence—Big Cake is lagging while Second Cake is leading higher. Reject the chase operation, patiently wait for the price to reach the resistance levels to execute “Kongdan,” control “cangwei” throughout, and strictly set a “stopsun.” $BTC ‌