7.23 Big Pie (BTC): The high-level stagnation signal is clear—any rebound is the best opportunity to do “Kun”



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Entry: around 662—watch 650-640. If you want to do “Duo,” you can wait for stabilization around 650 to “settle green and do Duo”

The Big Pie surged to the peak around the 66924 stage, then quickly fell back. It followed with consecutive bearish candles, directly smashing through the short-term moving averages. The bulls’ rebound lacks strength, and the “top at the high level” signal has already begun to be realized step by step. Today’s core direction is bullish in terms of outlook—all rebounds are opportunities to go for “Kun” entries. On the 4-hour timeframe, the short-term moving averages have already turned downward, and price continues to trade under sustained pressure. After the high-level volume expansion and stagnation, the bulls’ momentum keeps weakening, and clear signs of funds exiting are evident. The market has already entered a pullback cycle—don’t blindly try to bottom-fish and go long. Doing “Kun” in line with the trend offers the best value-for-money #特朗普将决定是否扩大对伊战事 #新手必看:这里有你需要的一切
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MomentumRisk
· 07-23 05:28
Bro, this short-selling idea is fine. I’ve already gotten in near 665—let’s wait for 650 first.
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L2Gambler
· 07-23 05:06
Every time I see this kind of analysis, I feel like it all makes sense, but in practice it’s hard to keep the rhythm—so I’ll just wait and observe for now.
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RugSurvivor
· 07-23 02:57
High-volume stagnation at the highs is indeed dangerous. Shorting the bounce is the most stable approach, but if the 650 support level breaks, it could accelerate—so keep your position sizing under control.
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