7.14 Evening BTC/Technical Posture Analysis



The CPI data came in below expectations, causing a short-term lift, but the buy-side follow-through was insufficient. After BTC touched the 64,000 level, it met heavy selling pressure, and the rebound momentum quickly faded.

The earlier ranging range was temporarily broken to the upside, and a large amount of sell pressure built up above. Chasing longs blindly carries significant risk. After the data-driven move, the market still likely needs a pullback. Overall, it remains suitable to set up short positions at higher levels.

In terms of execution:
BTC: short at 63,800-64,300, target 62,000-61,500;
Technical Posture: short at 1,870-1,890, target 1,750-1,730.

Notes:
The above analysis is my personal analysis by Muyao. The market changes in an instant; the content is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice!
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Stop-LossInTheEveningGlow
· 12h ago
That $64,000 pressure level is definitely solid—last time it tried to break through three times but failed. This time, with a move up on lower volume, it will most likely be a fake breakout. I’ll wait and watch for a pullback.
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NeonUmbrella
· 14h ago
Muyao gave this level pretty precisely, but a reminder for everyone: if it’s near 64,000, remember to bring your stop-loss for those orders. If it really breaks above, there will be way too many brothers getting trapped long there—the market will deal with all kinds of arrogance.
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ReefUnderTheMoonlight
· 14h ago
CPI’s good news being fully priced in is a downside signal; if buy-side demand can’t keep up, it means institutions don’t plan to take over at this level, so the short-sell thesis makes sense.
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