7.25 After-hours: After the morning session, BTC, ETH, and SOL all dropped to test lower levels in sync. In the evening session, after stabilizing near support, there was a short-term rebound and repair. After breaking down in the morning, the evening session is more like an oversold rebound. The long-side structure has not fully been repaired. At this stage, focus mainly on low-position rebounds betting on further rebound and recovery. For the same rebound that meets resistance, the high short can also be prepared. The key is whether it can stabilize near short-term support and break through the first resistance with increased volume. ETH: Long: Lightly go long around 1850-1860, stop loss 1845, take profit 1880-1890-1910-1920 Short: If it meets resistance around 1880-1890, lightly go short, stop loss 1895, targets 1860-1840 BTC: Strategy: Long orders: Hold/lightly add around 64000-64200, stop loss 63800, take profit 64800-65000 (reduce position) → 65500. Short orders: If it meets resistance around 64800-65000, lightly go short, stop loss 65100, targets 64200-63800. SOL: Long orders: Lightly try long around 73.5-74.0, stop loss 73.2, take profit 74.8-75.0 (reduce position) → 75.5. Short orders: If it meets resistance around 74.8-75.0, lightly go short, stop loss 75.3, targets 73.5-73.0. Long entry idea: Respectively hold short-term support. ETH 1850-1860, BTC 64000-64200, SOL 73.5-74, and also look for increased volume. Short entry idea: Rebound to the first resistance zone—ETH 1880-1890, BTC 64800-65000, SOL 74.8-75 meets resistance $ETH

This short position can ride the market, and the key isn’t chasing after you only see a sell-off. After the earlier spike higher, the order book just never showed any proper follow-through or meaningful absorption. I watched how price reacted around 0.2438—only after sell pressure above showed up again did I shift my thinking to the short side. When I first got in, it was honestly pretty grinding. The price tried to bounce back a few times, and it almost wore my patience down. Thankfully, I wasn’t scared off by the short-term upside pop. Once it was pressed from 0.2438 all the way down to 0.1646, the short side’s rhythm finally really kicked in, and the result is recorded as +2305.03%. Honestly, what feels the worst isn’t the drop itself—it’s that stretch of fake strength right before the decline. A lot of people see a few pumps and chase orders; in the end, they become the support that absorbs the selling during the sell-off. This move made me even more confident in my original judgment. If you’ve been in crypto long enough, you’ll know you can’t just stubbornly “hold on” with a short position and fight it out. You have to wait for the market to give you feedback. It’s not that you turn bearish only after it starts falling—it's that the earlier pressure never really disappeared. This time, the market just amplified it. $BTC $ETH

The weekend saw little volatility, but you can still follow the trend to catch opportunities. On Friday, I clearly pointed out a bearish bias. Everything about the yesterday’s 65,000–65,500 and the subsequent sustained bearish outlook around 64,500 has played out. Price has been under pressure and stayed below 64,500, and rebounds have never managed to break above. The current market is moving steadily; the weak setup has not ended yet. For now, treat it as range-bound action and wait patiently for a directional breakout. BTC range: 63,500–64,500; ETH range: 1,830–1,880. $BTC $ETH