2026.7.26 weekend—just chatting briefly

This week in total there were 4 trades: 2 trades were profitable, 1 trade was a small win counted as breakeven, and 1 trade was breakeven as well; no stop-loss was triggered!

On Monday, the big pie (BTC), second pie (often refers to ETH), and gold had a pullback before the first half of the week—there was an opportunity to go long by scalping the dip, and the idea for the small double-bottom long at the trendline around 64,000 was also given on Monday night. I attended a meeting in the evening, so there was no livestream, so I didn’t throw my cup; however, the timing, the idea, and the entry levels are already written in the strategy with absolute clarity. But some people did it, others didn’t—this trade won’t be counted toward our strategy.

On Tuesday night, for BNB’s long: the first order 576 added on 561 (for friends who had the livestream, the first entry was 570, then add on 561). The average price was 565.5-568.5. Right now it’s at 570—back to breakeven with a small profit. You can remove the added-lot profitably or even reduce it by half. Then wait for a pullback to find a lower point to add again. This way you can scalp another T with lower cost, more reasonable position sizing, and safer risk.

On Wednesday night, I long SPXC. After adding, the average price was 116-119. The plan was to go long to get back to breakeven and take most profits, then if there’s a pullback you can scalp T again. At this moment, the add hasn’t been executed yet; most people have already left the scene, and most positions even fully exited. For now, this trade is also counted as breakeven.

On Thursday and Friday, I kept scalping longs in a row on BTC, and they all hit the first take-profit level. Some friends even shorted once during Friday daytime at 64,750 (the strategy for long/short given on Thursday night happened to hit the first hanging short level). Since some people did it and others didn’t, we can choose not to count this trade in our weekly strategy.

All these operations have records that can be checked. The “Sao Family Army” is focused on being real—steady and solid, never doing empty-head marketing, because Sao Ge himself doesn’t do marketing.

This week: 4 trades, 2 profitable trades; 1 small win counted as breakeven; 1 breakeven trade; no stop-loss triggered!

BTC resistance/support levels: 67135/65700/63500/61600
On the weekend, low liquidity causes range-bound choppiness. For very short-term trading there’s a need for a rebound; if there’s even a slight shake, the long at Friday’s 63,800 can be amplified a bit more for better returns. Remember to push protection (use 0-risk game) only.

ETH resistance/support levels: 2225/2000/1780/1665
Focus on the volume-price relationship around 1845 and 1775, around the key short-term levels near 1,800, to look for short-term opportunities.

XAU: On Monday early, if it dips to below 4,000 or the closer it gets to 3,950, the better chance is to place a long once based on the volume/energy relationship.

The US stock storage trend hasn’t changed; it’s still being suppressed. In the near term, the US stock market performance is extremely predatory—its surge and crash ranges are larger than the risk ranges of any product. One sentence Sao Ge often says: if US stocks go up, that’s truly going up; if they go down, that’s truly going down. The recent走势 fully proves this. Best to observe—whether to operate or not depends!

Trading advice does not constitute any investment basis: when the winds and waves are bigger, the fish is more valuable. Especially in moments when it feels like all industries are withering, it’s exactly the time of wealth reorganization and redistribution. If you grasp it well, it’s an opportunity for your wealth to grow geometrically. So at moments like this, you must stay calm and steady. Only by maintaining patience and stability can you let your rational mind discover opportunities.

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