7.25 BTC early-morning analysis strategy was successfully carried out. The early call clearly set a 64,200/64,800 range for staggered entry and positioning (lightly deploying). The price action, after falling from the high point 64,181, continued to slide down, dropping to the 63,760.5 area. It then steadily moved closer to the first target at around 63,500. This round of “bull” (箜头) trend played out as expected; the entry range and all target levels were announced in advance. The price movement fully matched the intraday iterative thinking.

After the market high was under pressure, it formed a sustained downward channel. The Bollinger channel kept running lower, and the “bull” trend was clear and unambiguous. Many traders, seeing a short-term, small bounce, rush to bottom-fish and do “overtrade,” ignoring the broader-cycle bearish pressure structure, making it easy for their accounts to be worn down repeatedly by the ongoing downtrend.

The morning synchronized plan for a low-level overtrade (low-dip “d” entry) was as follows: when price pulls back to around 63,500, it can be entered in batches for “light deployment.” Set the stop-loss at 62,800. For subsequent rebounds, the targets are to look back at 64,500/65,000. Remember: trading should not be one-directional guessing; prepare two sets of plans in advance for the “bull/bear” sides, strictly follow position management and the stop-loss bottom line, and avoid emotionally chasing and “killing” entries.

After 9 years in the crypto circle, through ups and downs, we persist in publishing entry points, stop-losses, and target ranges in advance. All ideas can be reviewed and verified; we refuse to do post-event hindsight. We fully disclose the logic behind every single trade. $BTC #布伦特原油重返100美元 ‌