8.7 Friday SPCX Afternoon Outlook On August 6, SPCX saw its first major post-listing unlock in the U.S. stock market. The market had generally feared that selling by original shareholders would trigger a sharp plunge, but the stock instead staged a countertrend rebound, closing at $114.92, up 6.14% on the day. It dipped to an intraday low of $105.11 before completing a deep V-shaped reversal, with a significant surge in trading volume and stronger-than-expected buying support. Technically, short-term support is at $105–108, while short-term resistance is at $118–120. There is heavy overhead supply from trapped positions, so a sustained rebound will require a high-volume breakout. Trading recommendation: 117–119 (kong), target 112–105$BTC $ETH $SOL

8.7 Friday XRP Afternoon Outlook On August 7, XRP was generally weak and trending downward. The current price hovered in the $1.02–$1.03 range, down nearly 3% over 24 hours. After rising intraday to $1.055 and encountering resistance, it fell back, reaching a low of $1.018. Trading volume increased slightly. Overall, XRP weakened along with the broader altcoin market and underperformed Bitcoin. Technically, all short-term moving averages on the daily chart are exerting downward pressure, indicating a medium-term weak trend channel. Short-term support is at $1.00–$1.01, the key psychological level in this pullback. A decisive break below it would send the price toward $0.98 in search of support. Short-term resistance is at $1.05–$1.06. After multiple failed attempts to break higher and hold above this range, it has become a strong resistance zone. The four-hour RSI has fallen to a low level near oversold territory, but no bullish divergence or reversal signal has appeared. In the short term, XRP is likely to remain weak and range-bound, making a rapid rebound unlikely. A breakout above $1.06 accompanied by increased volume is required to reverse the short-term bearish structure. Trading suggestion: 1.032–1.038 [Kong], target 1.015–1.00$BTC $ETH $SOL

8.7 Friday MU Afternoon Outlook MU opened lower and bottomed out yesterday before rebounding sharply. It opened at $843.11, dipped to a low of $827, and closed at $881.47, down 1.31% for the day. Intraday, it formed a deep V-shaped recovery, with turnover of $31.6 billion. Trading volume remained high, and buying support was relatively strong. Technically, the short-term 5-day and 10-day moving averages have turned upward and formed short-term support, while the 20-day moving average at $894 forms the first resistance level above. The key support below is $825–$830, the low range of this pullback. As long as this range is not decisively broken, the market should maintain a sideways bottoming pattern. To regain strength, it needs to break above $895 with increased volume before it can challenge the $900 level again. Trading recommendation: 895–915 [Kong], target 860–820$BTC $ETH $SOL