July 26 BTC/ETH Mi Shen strategy (The super week is coming)



Last week was “the Fed going silent, the market pricing on its own”; next week is “resolutions + GDP + PCE + non-farm payrolls.” Four heavyweight data points and events are crammed together, and the market calls it a “month-end big exam.” For the exact timing, see the chart below:

BTC: The rising channel that has been playing out neatly ever since the bounce up from the bottom at 57,700 has followed a standard lower-band bounce and upper-band rejection, with both the bottom and top moving upward in sync. It’s currently testing how well the channel’s lower-band support holds. There are two near-term opportunities worth keeping an eye on: ① The first opportunity is to bet on the channel remaining intact—use the lower-band support to add positions and enter, with defense placed at the 63,400 level. ② The second is: after a quick breakdown of the lower-band channel, if it deviates too far from the channel—for example, if 63,400 breaks—there is an opportunity to quickly move to the 60,800–61,800 zone. You can then bet on a potential repair. During the day, pay attention to the pressure effect of the second range’s upper band at 65,400. If you have a long that has broken through here, you should consider exiting to reduce risk. (See chart for details)

ETH: The second coin bounced after tagging support near 1,855. The night session has been steady and disciplined. The near-term pressure at 1,880–1,890 has a chance to be reclaimed. If you participate in a high break, remember to use 1,909 as a defensive level to avoid risk. If there’s an oversold opportunity, still look for chances in the multiple support boxes below. Next week has more events, so slow down a bit here to find the rhythm. With Mi Shen, let’s handle the upcoming super week well. (See chart for details)
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md_Aamir_86
· 2h ago
Great insights! Thanks for sharing.
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GateUser-a169e088
· 3h ago
Pay close attention to 🔍
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