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Xingge Recap | 07/15 Trading Records: Range markets rely on rhythm; trend markets rely on a plan
Yesterday the overall market rhythm was relatively clear:
During the day, it was mainly range trading; in the evening, the PPI data became a catalyst for the move.
Xingge had positioned in advance around key levels and repeatedly executed opportunities according to the plan.
For ETH:
In the early session, the call was:
Long ideas at 1840–1850.
After the actual price pulled back to around 1864, it then rebounded to around 1885, and the longs successfully captured profit.
After the evening PPI was released, ETH quickly surged, reaching as high as around 1946.
At around 1940 again, we observed resistance, placed a short, and then the price pulled back.
All day, ETH mainly followed:
Buy at low, look for resistance at high.
The whole range-trading cycle from 1865 to 1940 played out completely.
For BTC:
Yesterday BTC pushed up to around 65,420 and then pulled back.
Based on resistance at the high:
Place shorts around 65,420.1.
Then the price dropped to around 64,819.3.
This trade mainly targeted the release of pressure within the high-range consolidation.
BTC did not show a one-way move, so the focus was not chasing direction, but waiting for price to reach key levels.
For SOL:
The daytime action was relatively limited, but it still provided a short-term opportunity.
After taking pressure near 78.52, placed a short.
Then it fell to around 77.33 to take profit.
For SOL—this kind of high-volatility asset—during range markets, controlling the rhythm is even more important.
Overall trades yesterday:
ETH:
1864.5 → 1885.4 long
1890.32 → 1864.45 short
Short near 1940
BTC:
65420.1 → 64819.3
SOL:
78.52 → 77.33
There isn’t always a big trend every day, but as long as price comes into the planned zones, there are trading opportunities.
Xingge 8 years of trading experience:
What the market truly rewards isn’t the person who predicts every rise and fall, but the one who can wait for the position and strictly execute the plan.
Do it when there’s a chance—wait when there isn’t.
— Xingge $ETH #BTC反弹触及65000美元