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July 29 BTC afternoon outlook—
Daytime volatility is expected to be limited; the real battleground is in the evening. If you push too hard during the day, you’ll likely feel weak later at night. Tonight is expected to see a big move—get ready for a late night.
The current market is ranging and oscillating within 64263–63443, with limited room. You can trade back and forth until the range is broken; or follow the strategy below:
I. Right-side trading
· Long: If BTC breaks out to the upside with volume above 63861, then follow from the right side; the hourly close must hold above 63861 for confi

July 28 Night: Trading Ideas for “Big Biscuit” and “Small Biscuit” (BTC and ETH):
The market was choppy all day today—really boring! Global stock markets saw a Black Tuesday crash, and “big biscuit” and “small biscuit” seemed like they were in on the joke; they started getting smashed downward right after midnight.
The “big biscuit” strategy was posted earlier this afternoon, so no need to repeat it—just stick with it.
Next, let’s talk about “small biscuit”:
· Conservative type: wait for a pullback to the 1799–1836 range and then go long.
· Key range: 1823–1836 is very critical. If it can pu

Black Tuesday—now the reason for the citywide plunge has been found!
The pullback this time was mainly driven down by three factors:
① News related to lithography equipment brought external competitive pressure.
② Nvidia’s $750 billion AI infrastructure deal sparked market concerns. Its credit default swap costs surged significantly, and the market began to grow alert—risks are lurking behind large-scale expansion. There are many cross-investments across the AI industry chain, and business linkages are becoming stronger. Once financing tightens and corporate earnings fail to meet expectations,

Is this SanDisk move a crash-style sell-off? How is everyone doing?
This round of heavy drop has its core origin in NVIDIA. Why? Because NVIDIA isn’t only the leader in AI chips—it also invested in OpenAI and other AI companies, and even in chip peers like Marvell Technology. The purpose is to pull up the entire ecosystem. Other manufacturers are doing similar setups too.
That way, the companies in the AI industry chain are getting more tightly linked, and the risks are also getting strung together. What the market fears most is: if AI can’t make money, or if the financing environment tightens

Federal Reserve FOMC
Beijing time: July 30, Thursday, 02:00
Global asset pricing core
Focus: rate decisions, Waller’s remarks, future rate-cut path
Bank of Japan (BoJ)
Beijing time: July 31, Friday, 11:00
Focus: rate-hike signals, yen trend, impact on global liquidity
Bank of England (BoE)
Beijing time: July 30, Thursday, 19:00
Focus: inflation assessment, policy direction
Among them, the Federal Reserve remains the biggest variable.
Changes in rate expectations may affect:
US stocks, the US dollar, US Treasuries, and the direction of global risk assets.
Next week, the market may face an impor

$BTC Can BTC still surge up?
Yesterday it crashed hard, with no warning. Borrowing what senior Z said: “Three shots to test the top.” Which top? 65747—three attempts, but it never broke through. Now BTC is back to its old routine, breaking down from the upward channel. Current support is at 63170; if it can’t hold, then we’ll look at the prior low of 62505—note, just “look,” the corresponding resistance level is 62586. On the square, people will probably be calling to break 60k again; most likely it’s the same crowd that was shouting about 70k. So what’s the play next?
BTC afternoon strategy

$BTC July 27 evening BTC trading reference:
I. Follow on the right side
· Long: If it breaks out above 65420 with increased volume, then follow. After the 1-hour chart closes and confirms above 65541, look for 65750—66500
· Short: If it breaks down below 64618 with increased volume, then follow. After the 1-hour chart closes and confirms below 64474, look for 63860—63170
II. Lay in from the left side
· Long positions: Buy in batches in the 63000—63500 pullback area
· Short positions: Sell in batches in the 66200—66800 rebound area
III. Battle zone
In the 64250—64600 range, you can try a small-

$BTC BTC — is this about to kick off a new bull-run phase?
Over the past period, even though BTC keeps pulling back after each rebound, the pullback levels have been gradually moving higher— from 61,200 to 61,800, then to around 62,500, and this time the retracement has already reached about 63,600. This suggests the bottom is continually being raised, so the trading approach remains the same as before: focus on longs as the main play, with shorts as secondary.
This afternoon, BTC’s trading plan is as follows:
1. Right-side trading
· Long entry condition: If BTC breaks 65,541 with increased v

Last night, BTC smashed through 65,541 with a high-volume bearish long candle, precisely hitting the target level we repeatedly emphasized! This drop wasn’t accidental—it was the inevitable unfolding of the script.
Right after that, the market entered “the sage’s time” — waiting. I originally planned to place a long order around 64,500 to catch a rebound, but the market simply didn’t give me that opportunity. Since the ideal entry couldn’t be reached, let go of obsession and embrace reality: go long directly at the current price, set your stop loss properly, and sleep easy. Woke up this mornin

This afternoon, BTC briefly dipped below 65,541 with a sudden needle move, then quickly reclaimed it. Our long-bet range call from 65,244 to 65,541 this afternoon was a “battle zone” for price action, and many friends reported that their entries worked out well, easily taking around 400 points in profit. At the moment, the market is still in a range-bound (consolidation) phase rather than a one-way trend. After the quick reclaim, price has resumed its up-and-down tug-of-war—like a young woman swinging on a swing, full of variety. But everyone must not be misled by this “confusing maze.” If the

$RIF Strong momentum is driving $RIF into a powerful breakout phase after it has already set one of the largest gains of this timeframe. Price is moving above nearby support, but there is also risk in chasing green candles. A healthy pullback into the breakout area, and if the buyers can maintain control, could provide another high-probability entry opportunity.
Support: $0.0760-$0.0790
Resistance: $0.0860-$0.0900
Next target: $0.0950-$0.1020
As long as support holds and does not break, the trend remains bullish. Watch for strong trading volume when breaking resistance to confirm con

Even though this ETH “needle” pierced 1,930, the trading volume hasn’t caught up, and the signal of volume-price divergence is very clear. The RSI is also almost pushing into the overbought zone. The short liquidation zone around 1,910 has already been breached—it's the “fish head” that’s been eaten—so there isn’t much profit room left afterwards. If you want to chase longs in the short term, you need to be extra careful.
Now both long and short sides are stepping up positions, and the 1,920 to 1,900 range will be the focus of the next round of fighting. The main players won’t be that kind; at

BTC is currently in a period of narrow-range consolidation. Its short-term trading range is between 65,541 and 65,747, with limited volatility.
As long as the key support at 65,541 holds and doesn’t break, downside room will be hard to open up, and the overall trend should still be treated as range-bound consolidation.
If you consider placing a small long position near 65,541, you can then wait for BTC to move above 66,747 before looking toward the 66,100 area. For daytime trading, aim to capture a short-term profit of around 500 points and then exit. $BTC

BTC has been stuck sideways all night, trapped between upside and downside—you got shaken numb, didn’t you?
The current chart has formed an M-top plus a small double-top structure. The key range is locked at 66182 – 65541.
In the absence of fresh news, only a breakout with volume or a breakdown can break the deadlock.
July 23 trading outlook (clear version)
✅ Right-side trading (follow the trend)
Long conditions
BTC breaks out with volume above 66182, chase long on the right
Confirmation: the hourly close holds above 66280
Targets: 66600 – 67200
Short conditions
BTC breaks down with volume bel

Where can BTC’s upward move go this time? $BTC
Last night, BTC had a push higher, broke through the previous high, and came to around the 65,747 resistance level. It then started moving back down to retest; the level below at 65,056 has been kept being retested but has not broken. Remember—during one of BTC’s bounces, 65,050 was a small node: only if BTC holds steadily above this level can the upward move continue to reach 65,747. You can check my post from last week!
So since we’ve arrived at this level, how should BTC move next? BTC went from 59,000 up to 67,200, then from 57,758 up to wher

Can BTC break 65,000 tonight? $BTC
After BTC’s early-session push upward, it retraced from its peak to Kasch (retracement). In the afternoon, the range I gave was a game for long positions: 63,664—63,861. In the afternoon, price moved down and reached 63,761, then bounced by around 500 points. There wasn’t much volatility. Looking at the evening, BTC’s key levels still haven’t changed much. The key zone is 64,474—63,861. So here’s the strategy!
1. Right-side trading
1) Long-position setup
Condition: BTC breaks 64,474 with strong volume—go long on the right side
Confirmation: Hourly timeframe

Is BTC about to break $60k?
After BTC surged high once in this cycle, it started to pull back—more precisely, it began a correction. Late yesterday, the upward move stalled around 64,850. Both times it surged high, it fell back from this same level. The support below is 63,861—roughly a 1,000-point range. After it broke below 63,861, it started trending downward. At the moment, it doesn’t look very bearish. After all, this is just a retest—we’ll see how far it goes. The last time it was around 61,800. This time, as long as it doesn’t break 62,041, things should be fine.
Today is Friday, and Fr

SanDisk! I’m really at it with you! I f*cking made profit again! This time I earned several percentage points!
The run we said we’d do yesterday still didn’t happen! I entered at 1534 and traded until 4 a.m. Today I woke up and started averaging down—I’m currently doing T, and I’ve brought it down to 1374. Whoa—I’ve got 160 points!
Do you know how I do it? My thumb has calluses! I’m afraid the stockings could be pulled into silk strands! $SNDK

$BTC Is BTC a pullback or a reversal?
BTC surged yesterday to a high at 65,589. In the past period, we’ve kept saying BTC’s bottom is rising. This move is looking at 65,000—66,000. It’s currently right at the middle of that range. BTC has now broken 64,474 and has started to retrace. Below, there are several levels: 63,861—62,330—61,160, all key areas. This afternoon, price hit the 63,861 support; it’s currently held, but at 8:30 tonight there will be data released—let’s see if it improves!
As for the current market, don’t be too pessimistic. It can’t keep rising forever and then constantly “

$BTC On the 4H chart, the bulls are controlling the market. The EMA moving-average set provides perfect support. After the price retested the Fibonacci 0.618 level (64157), it quickly bounced up. The most crucial signal on the current order book is that a large amount of short-seller liquidation liquidity is stacked in the 64500-65500 range above—especially at the 65000 integer level. If the bulls want to push higher, they must first sweep through this portion of the order book. As the price is already touching 65000, it suggests that the main force has launched its first probing wave. The cri