7.20 🫓f Midday Analysis



For the long-term, the overall direction is still bullish. Here are two ways to enter:

1. Go in directly at the current price.

2. Wait for a pullback near 643, then add.

Unified risk control: If the candle body falls below 64,000, exit. If it doesn’t break, the target is directly 660-670.

The bullish logic is very clear: the earlier bottom was lifted with strong momentum, the market’s lows have been steadily rising, and ongoing spot capital inflows are continuing to step in to provide support—so the support strength is sufficient.

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StopLossArtist
· 07-20 09:14
Long-term bullish, I believe it—but the risk-reward ratio at this position isn’t great. Better to wait for a pullback near 633 before considering it, with a higher win rate.
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OptionSafe
· 07-20 09:04
Bro, this round of logic is solid. Spot funds propping it up are real, but don’t get too carried away in the short term—if it drops into a deep hole, just stay strong first and deal with it later.
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StackSatsMaxi
· 07-20 07:20
The 64,000 stop-loss line is set nicely, but what if the price breaches on a wick and then instantly snaps back? I usually add a small position to hedge.
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KeyGuardian
· 07-20 07:10
The analysis is very clear—the bottom breakout and the higher lows are indeed quite strong. But with the current price, I still feel a bit uneasy about jumping in. Wait for a pullback, then buy in.
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