7.26 Jack evening session — big-market analysis #币圈##区块链#


Earlier in the session, the market surged to a high of 1958.75, then came under pressure and pulled back. The moving averages turned down in sync, and the price entered a prolonged range-bound downward consolidation, sliding all the way to a low of 1846.17 before the decline finally stopped. After bottoming out, the chart gradually stabilized and began to recover; using the moving averages as support, it lifted slowly and played out a sustained choppy rebound. Current price is 1884.69, and it is now in a range-bound consolidation phase following the rebound.
From the pullback from the high, to a deep dip, to the recovery and repair at the lower levels—this complete rhythm of the market has had each turning point and support/resistance range fully mapped and forecast by me earlier. The subsequent price action and my analysis approach remain highly consistent.

Many friends who are just getting started in the market easily fall into traps: at higher levels they refuse to exit and let losses expand, while at lower levels they fear and don’t dare to position; then when the market warms up and rallies, they rush in at the last minute, repeatedly missing opportunities. Learn to read the moving-average trend switching, understand changes in turning points between highs and lows, and clearly distinguish support and resistance across different ranges—then you can restrain emotional trading and reliably capture each leg of the swing-trading cycle. #二饼 #以太 $ETH
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ZeroTxChecker
· 17h ago
Technical analysis + mindset management are the real core of making profits. A lot of people are always getting dragged around by their emotions: when they can’t read the moving-average trend, they just keep holding their positions through the downturn. Then when the market “looks like it’s turning around,” they chase after the spike and end up being the one left holding the bag. The OP’s breakdown of the turning points and ranges is really clear—trade the swings according to that rhythm so you can avoid a lot of pitfalls. Learned a lot.
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PanicSellPaul
· 18h ago
This analysis is spot on; the turning point of the moving averages is indeed critical.
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ApprovalExpiryAlarm
· 19h ago
Didn’t sell at the top and didn’t dare to enter at the bottom—this is a common retail investor issue. Do you think the 1846 support can be tested again in the future?
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