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The daily chart’s current rebound faces heavy overhead resistance. The 66,800-67,200 range forms a strong pressure zone, and 66,600 has first become a short-term stall point.
After multiple attempts to surge on the 4-hour chart, it comes under pressure and pulls back. The bullish momentum keeps weakening. The hourly chart indicators enter the overbought area, and intraday it is most likely to maintain a ranging structure.
Trade reference: For BTC, do a long around 66,500; target 65,500-66,000.
For the second coin, do a long around 1,950; target 1,880-1,900#BTC
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FundingRateAnalyst
· 07-22 06:22
This pressure-level analysis is quite solid, but short-term overbought doesn’t necessarily mean a drop right away—it could also be range-bound consolidation at high levels followed by another shakeout.
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AirdropCourier
· 07-22 05:41
Honestly, the 66,800–67,200 zone on the daily chart is indeed a tough resistance level, but on the 4-hour chart it’s repeatedly spiked up and then pulled back, and the bulls do seem a bit tired. Going short for the short term is fine.
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MempoolMaggie
· 07-22 05:15
66,600 resistance, short at 66,500, the logic is clear, but at that spot around 1,950 for “2饼,” you also have to look at BTC’s mood—if BTC breaks down first, ETH could fall faster in tandem.
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BubbleFloor
· 07-22 04:19
Received. The short order has been placed; waiting for a pullback.
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