BTC On the morning of July 21, the dip-head incremental move rose to 65,640, then fell back to 65,150 with relatively small fluctuations. Currently, it is trading around 65,400. Yesterday, we caught a three-step rebound and closed out for 2,600+120 points.



$BTC Mingyuan 7/21 midday, 65,700-66,200 area for calls, looking toward 64,800-64,000.

$ETH Mingyuan 7/21 midday, 1,940-1,965 area for calls, looking toward 1,900-1,870.
BTC1.89%
ETH1.36%
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WhaleWatcher
· 19h ago
BTC dropped from 65,700 to 64,800, and the profit is acceptable, but ETH only moved from 1,940 to 1,900, so there isn’t as much room as BTC.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 19h ago
Actually, I’d rather see whether the area around 65,000 can hold. If it breaks down below 64,000, then shorting positions are indeed pretty tasty; but if there’s a false breakout and it rebounds, people who chase shorts will suffer badly.
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CryptoPsycho
· 19h ago
This batch of short positions is indeed solid, but be careful of a rebound.
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RiskScatter
· 20h ago
Every time I see this kind of time schedule with specific timestamps, I feel that too many followers are likely to pile in and get trampled—so I still prefer to watch the chart myself steadily.
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ChainPatrol
· 20h ago
Mingyuan’s approach is quite clear—staying consistently profitable shows they’re well in control of the pace. That said, I’ve also seen sudden pullbacks after consecutive wins, so being cautious is right.
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