7.22 Wednesday early morning BTC/ETH market analysis



In the recent market, there has been a slight recovery. The BTC price has returned to the 66,000 level and is oscillating near it. The first major resistance above is concentrated around 67,000. Many people, seeing a slow rebound, are eager to go long, but I remain cautious. Even if there is a brief test of the resistance level, it is still difficult to form a meaningful breakout. At this stage, don’t blindly chase longs—be wary of a long-squeeze trap.

From the 4-hour cycle pattern, although the price is slowly rising, the upward momentum is continuously weakening, which falls into a weak rebound structure. The rebound’s continuity is poor; once the bulls’ strength is exhausted, a pullback can come at any time. As long as attempts to push upward cannot hold above the resistance, the rebound is an opportunity for the shorts to set up. The trading approach is to go with the trend and mainly take high shorts, not to bottom-pick in advance. Wait for the rebound to reach the resistance area before entering in batches—this is safer.

Overall view: leaning toward a bearish approach.
Although the price keeps rebounding, the volume/energy can’t keep up. This is a typical repair行情, not the start of a new uptrend. 67,000 is short-term strong resistance and is unlikely to be broken through in one shot. Once it faces pressure and falls back, downside room will open up.

Reference trades:
BTC: around 66,800, entry—pending. Target: 65,500-66,000
ETH: around 1,940, entry—pending. Target: 1,850-1,900

During the oscillation phase, wick spikes are frequent. All orders must strictly set stop-loss, control position sizing, and trade rationally. #BTC
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BehavioralFin
· 4h ago
This rebound volume is definitely not reliable—there’s a high likelihood that the main players are baiting (or tricking) traders into going long. It’s safer to wait for a pullback before entering.
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TrendlineCarpenter
· 4h ago
The analysis makes a lot of sense. The momentum decay on the 4-hour timeframe is clear, and the 67,000 resistance level is unlikely to be broken through in one attempt. But also note that if market sentiment suddenly shifts, or if a positive catalyst triggers a rally, it could lead to a false breakout followed by a pullback—so short entries are best delayed until confirmation signals appear, such as a long upper wick or a bearish engulfing pattern on the 15-minute timeframe. Overall, though, the big-picture idea of staying short from higher levels is correct—support.
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FibFisherman
· 5h ago
A steady approach and not chasing after highs is wise.
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