7.23 Morning BTC Strategy From a technical perspective, BTC has recently formed a bullish pattern on the 4-hour timeframe with a long-bodied bullish candle, showing relatively strong bullish power. Currently, the short-term moving averages (EMA7, EMA30) and the long-term moving average (EMA120) are displaying a bullish alignment and have started to fan out upward, establishing a strong uptrend. In that setup, EMA7 (around 66,300) can serve as a short-term dynamic support level. However, recently the candle bodies have been relatively small and trading volume has shrunk to an extreme, indicating that upward momentum has weakened. The market is in a high-range consolidation and correction phase. After earlier pushing to 66,924 and touching the upper Bollinger Band, the bulls lost strength; once the short-term dip-buying repaired the move, BTC regained stability above 66,000. Trading suggestion Watch for a pullback opportunity in the 65,600–65,300 range (core support is near the 65,350 Bollinger middle band). If a dip is tested and price stabilizes, consider placing long orders. Targets above are in the 66,500–67,000 range. $BTC $ETH

On July 23, Bitcoin $BTC —today’s close has risen back up to provide support after focusing on the EMA60 support at the daily level mentioned yesterday. Everyone should still pay attention to the possibility that the market will keep ranging higher to fill the 4-hour gap at 68,500.

Just finished lunch and was checking the chart—when it suddenly dumped on the screen, I almost dropped the chopsticks in my hand. 📉 During the repeated intraday oscillations, $MON looked like it kept having rebound moves, but every time it tried to surge, it was always short by that last bit. The key level was consistently capped, and the buy-side still didn’t truly take over. What I saw was high-level pressure, not a strong breakout—so near 0.02670, I shorted according to plan. By the time 0.02317 showed up, the profit was already +636.69%. This slice of meat was satisfying to take. Lock in 80% of the position first—don’t get greedy for the very last bite. Keep the remaining 20% for further observation. The protection level is moved back around the cost basis: if price drops further, let the profit run; if it suddenly bounces up, it won’t feel too uncomfortable. Risk control comes first—that’s called rational. Cutting after losing is passive behavior. This isn’t the time to rush in. Missing this leg doesn’t matter; we’ll look again once the next structure forms. $BTC $ETH