Tong Ge’s 7.27 BTC playbook

$BTC Enter the range near 660-665, stop the bleeding at 670, first target 650, second target 640.

First, let’s recap. In the early morning, Daitou launched a surprise attack, pushing the price up to 65555. It just swept the stop-bleeding level that Tong Ge had given yesterday—this trade, Tong Ge considers it valid.

Behind this surprise move are two drivers: weekend liquidity is thin, and oil prices falling also gives hope that inflation will ease—plus it gives the market a reason to rebound. But note: having a reason for a rebound doesn’t mean the trend has already reversed.

The key is still the old problem: once it’s pushed up, can it hold. After the push, it shrank back to around 65000—this indicates that in the 65500-66000 area, sell orders are still there; real buying and selling power hasn’t truly followed. A volume-backed hold would open up room; if nobody takes it at higher levels, then a pullback is the normal path.

Stopping the bleeding isn’t embarrassing. Failing to reclaim it is what’s embarrassing. Timing will always matter more than pride.