ETH Today’s Trading Plan Review When I shared my plan this morning, I made it very clear. Don’t chase the rise; wait for a rebound. Watch for short opportunities around 1875–1890, with initial targets at 1840–1825. The market failed to break higher. After rebounding to around 1873 at its peak, it began falling steadily, reaching a low of around 1852. We successfully captured a move of more than 20 points. I believe many of you saw this move today. I didn’t call for longs just because of the overnight rebound, nor did I change my plan after seeing the rise. Instead, I consistently waited for the rebound, waited for the right level, and then took action. What traders fear most is not being wrong, but lacking their own rhythm. Chasing whenever the market rises and panicking whenever it falls makes it very difficult to truly make money. I prefer to make my plan public in advance and tell everyone the levels beforehand, then verify it after the market makes its move, rather than analyzing only after the move is over. Although this move did not rebound to 1890, the resistance around 1875 remained effective. After the short trade paid off, a profit of more than 20 points was already more than comfortable. I’ve always said that there is no need to deliberately prove yourself. By sharing my plan in advance every day, the market will verify it itself; those who have followed me over the long term naturally know whether I’m just bragging or genuinely trading. Those who followed this move today, drop a comment and let’s see how much everyone made on this trade. We’ll continue tomorrow, and the plan will still be made public in advance#Bitmine连续13个月每周增持ETH .$ETH ‌

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External market sentiment recovered last night, and crypto got some breathing room, with $BTC also holding above 63000. But don’t rush in just yet, because: 1) The rebound is being propped up by leverage, not spot buying. BTC perpetual futures open interest surged 34.4% in a single day, while funding rates doubled and turned positive—the leveraged longs are rapidly rebuilding positions, but spot volume has not kept up. A derivatives-driven rebound is inherently questionable in terms of sustainability. 2) ETF funds are voting with their feet. BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows of $265 million on August 1, led by BlackRock’s IBIT. Institutions are verbally bullish, but their money is flowing out. $ETH ETFs did see a modest net inflow of $9 million, which is why ETH outperformed—but an inflow of $9 million is not enough to tell us much. 3) The negotiations are still a question mark. Trump unilaterally said that “the framework of the agreement is taking shape,” while Iran’s Foreign Ministry stated the same day that “the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its pre-conflict state.” There is a clear temperature gap between the two sides. If the negotiations fall short of expectations, oil prices rebound → inflation expectations rise again → this entire logic reverses on the spot. BTC The real signals are spot volume and ETF flows—unless both turn positive, the rebound is just rented.