7.15 BTC ~64200 near Qingcang duo, target 65500/66200

From the 1-hour BTC chart, after probing the low near 61800 earlier, it quickly rebounded and regained multiple short-term moving averages in succession.
The current price has moved back above 64,000, and the short-term structure has already completed a repair from weak to strong.
On the board, after pushing up and touching around 65,130, there was a slight pullback, but the pullback strength has been limited; the lows keep getting higher, indicating that support and follow-through beneath still exists.
The short moving averages have turned back upward; together with the 1-hour uptrend rhythm, it now leans more toward a sideways-to-up structure.
On the news front, the market has recently continued to wrestle around expectations of a Fed rate cut, macro data, and fund flows, with risk-asset sentiment improving somewhat.
As the market bellwether, after BTC went through a previous rapid shakeout, it has returned to a key level again, with clear signs of capital flowing back in.
However, note that the 65,000–65,500 area is a region with dense prior overhead pressure; multiple attempts there have met with sell pressure, so don’t blindly chase a breakout on the short term.
When the market is most consistently bullish, it’s also when more pullbacks and shakeouts are more likely; the real opportunity often comes from support after market panic.
My view: focus on using pullbacks to place buy orders in the short term; watch support at 64,500–64,700—if it doesn’t break, continue to look for upside room.
If it breaks 64,000, it means the short-term strong structure is damaged, and then you need to wait again for low-level confirmation.
Trading isn’t about predicting every fluctuation; it’s about, when key levels appear, having the courage to execute your own plan.
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