Tesla’s earnings report came out, and the stock price dropped more than 5% after-hours right away, dragging the crypto market along to take a breath of cold air. Although “Old Ma” didn’t sell even a single Bitcoin this time, the $112 million impairment provision on his BTC holdings still poured a bucket of cold water on the hot market. BTC instantly lost its momentum for a push higher and is now stuck in a back-and-forth around the $66,000 level, with short-term sentiment clearly cooling down.



But if you look closely at the order book, the drama in the venue hasn’t reached the curtain call yet. This pullback looks more like the main funds circling around inside their own pool. Even though institutional sell pressure is still faintly there, and Old Ma hasn’t come out to hype and sell the story to the crypto crowd, the buyers’ confidence hasn’t really dispersed. The whales are controlling the pace of the market; taking advantage of the earnings-report negative news to stir things up, they’re also continuing to accumulate at lower levels. The main structure of the long side is actually intact.

For traders who want to catch short-term volatility, the current battleground is very clear. Around the narrow range of $65,590 to $66,712, both bulls and bears are locked in a fight. The VWAP average price line at $65,970 is the line between life and death. Asian-session trading volume is thin; once the price breaks below this VWAP line, it will most likely probe the $65,590 level. Then in the London session, if it can reclaim the VWAP line and stand back above it, the bulls could launch a counterattack at any time and move back toward the $66,712 high.

In terms of execution feel, aggressive traders can try a light long position near $66,100, with a tight stop-loss set firmly at $65,839. Take-profit should be locked in step by step to secure gains. What must be watched closely is the defensive level at $65,500—if this level is lost, the downside channel opens up, and the price could likely keep dropping all the way to the $65,000 psychological support. For long-term trend traders, as long as the $65,000 base isn’t smashed through, there’s no need to scare yourself; just keep holding your chips steadily.

Right now, it’s capital withdrawing and whales washing the board, while the big trend hasn’t broken—just constant small moves. If you want to make quick money, buy low and sell high within the range, and enter and exit fast. For the more steady crowd, just move a small chair to watch the show, and wait until the market releases volume and produces a clear direction before striking again with force. #夏日创作营 $BTC $TSLA
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AirdropHunter
· 5h ago
Funds being pulled out and coordinated with the main forces washing the market—this kind of script has been seen too many times. If 65k doesn’t break down, I’ll keep playing dead and wait for a breakout volume before following in; it’s not too late.
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ValueZhang
· 5h ago
Old Ma’s positioning has recorded an impairment provision, which is obviously a small flare, but the market has exaggerated it into a huge fire. In the end, it’s still because sentiment is fragile. If the 66,000 level can’t hold, then for the short term you really need to be careful.
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