2026.7.26 weekend, just chat briefly



This week in total we did 4 trades: 2 profitable, 1 trade barely made a small profit (counts as break-even), and 1 trade was break-even. No stop-loss was triggered!

On Monday, the big bread and big cake and gold pullback: before the first half of the week, the pullback long opportunity is doable. The double-bottom long idea from the trendline at around 64,000 was given on Monday night; I attended a meeting at night so there was no livestream, so I didn’t “smash the cup.” However, the timing, thinking, and entry points are written in the strategy with absolute clarity. But some people did it, some didn’t—this trade won’t be counted into our strategy.

On Tuesday night, for BNB longs: first entry 576, then averaged in 561 (for those with livestream, the first entry was 570 and then averaged in 561). The average price is 565.5-568.5. At this moment at 570, you’re at break-even with a small profit—you can cut the extra add position, or even cut half of it as well. Wait for the pullback to find a lower point to average in again. This way you can get one more T cycle, with lower cost, and positions that are more reasonable, more secure.

On Wednesday night, we long SPCX. After averaging in, the average price is 116-119. The plan was to get back to break-even and take most profit, then on a pullback run T again. At this moment, the averaging-in hasn’t been placed yet; most people have already exited and most positions—some even fully closed. For now, this trade is also counted as break-even.

On Thursday and Friday, we continuously went long BTC. We hit the first take-profit level on both days. Some of the friends on Friday daytime went short once at 64,750 (Thursday night was a long/short strategy, and it happened to hit the first resting short area). Given that some did it and some didn’t, this trade can be excluded from our weekly strategy.

All records of the above trades can be verified. The “Sao Jia Army” is all about doing it for real, steady and consistent, never playing games with hype marketing, because Brother Sao himself doesn’t do marketing.

This week: 4 trades, 2 profitable, 1 small profit (counts as break-even), 1 break-even. No stop-loss was triggered!

BTC resistance levels: 67,135 / 65,700 / 63,500 / 61,600
Weekend low-liquidity range-bound chop: the ultra-short-term needs a rebound. If you just “flinch a bit,” the long from Friday’s 63,800 can be amplified a little more for higher returns. Remember to use protection—0-risk only for the game.

ETH resistance levels: 2,225 / 2,000 / 1,780 / 1,665
Watch the price-volume relationship around the short-term key levels of 1,845 and 1,775 around 1,800, and you can look for short-term opportunities.

XAU: on Monday early, deep dip to below 4,000, or the closer it gets to 3,950, the more you can place one long based on the volume/energy relationship.

The trend of US stocks storage hasn’t changed—it’s still being suppressed. In the near term, US stocks performance is extremely predatory: the magnitude of blowouts and selloffs is bigger than the risk of any product. One line Brother Sao often says: when US stocks are up, it’s really up; when it’s down, it’s really down. The recent走势 fully proves this. It’s better to observe whether you should act or not!

Trading advice does not constitute any investment basis: the bigger the storm, the more expensive the fish. It’s precisely in the moments when you feel all sectors are declining that wealth is being reorganized and redistributed. If you catch it well, that’s the opportunity for your wealth to grow exponentially. So especially in this kind of moment, you must stay steady. Only by staying patient and steady can you keep your rational mind to spot opportunities!

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BTC1.02%
XAU0.59%
BNB0.56%
SPCX1.68%
ETH3.95%
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