FangLiAnalysisOfGold

One-sentence summary: BTC is just one step away from 67,200, and it will most likely surge upward next!
Why bullish?
1. You don’t leave money on the table: a large number of short orders are stacked around 67,200 and 68,000. Now it’s only about 200 points away from 67,200, and the market maker just needs a slight push to consume all that liquidity—there’s no reason not to take the meat when it’s handed to your mouth.
2. The uptrend hasn’t broken: whether you look at the 1-hour or 4-hour chart, the lows are still rising step by step, and the trendline is steady—bulls remain strong.
3. No prior

7.22 Wednesday early-morning BTC / ETH market analysis
Recently, the market has slowly started to recover. BTC has returned to around 66,000. Above, first look at the 67,000 level. If it can firmly hold above it, there may be further opportunities to move upward. For the short term, the bias is still bullish—no need to rush to guess the top.
On the 4-hour chart, overall it’s still gradually moving up step by step. Although it’s not rising fast, the pace is decent. As long as pullbacks aren’t too strong and support can be held, there’s a possibility of continuing to push higher afterward. So in

The market action last night is still the same: after a spike, it doesn’t run far. BTC touched 65,788 and ETH reached 1,917 before turning back—this suggests there isn’t enough chasing-buying capital above.
Now it’s still consolidating and ranging. Don’t see a rise and chase longs, and don’t see a drop and chase shorts. I still lean toward shorting on a bounce; for the short term, I’m first looking for a pullback.
In terms of execution: short BTC around 65,700–66,200, with a target near 63,500.
Short ETH around 1,920–1,940, with a target of 1,830. Be patient and wait for your level—don’t rush

1. Real wealth you truly need may not be a string of numbers. After many years, you’ll realize that having a few large coins could be more reassuring than holding more cash.
2. The real threshold for large coins isn’t buying—it’s holding. Many people miss the run not because they misjudge it, but because they don’t stick with it to the end.
3. When you stretch time to five years or ten years, and look back at today’s K-line chart, the up-and-down that once worried you may just be a small fluctuation within a long-term trend.
4. Instead of believing someone can control large coins for the long

SOL had a dip before, but now it has already stopped falling and is starting to move back up again.
Recently it dropped to around $73 and then couldn’t go lower—this has become the new floor. Today the downward momentum is clearly weaker, and each pullback’s low is higher than the last one, suggesting the sell pressure has no strength and the bulls are quietly building momentum.
So now the strategy is simple—go long on dips in line with the trend:
Entry: wait for it to pull back slightly to around 74.4 and then enter a buy.
Take profit in batches: first watch 77, then watch 79.
Upside break

The market action over the weekend was indeed steady and orderly. This morning, after BTC pulled back to the 64,000 area, it has since maintained a narrow-range consolidation. At present, the market lacks any major catalysts—no significant positive or negative news—so in the short term it’s hard to break this stalemate and move into a one-way trend.
Therefore, our short-term strategy remains unchanged: we will continue to take a wait-and-see approach, and sell short on rebounds.
Specific trading suggestions:
BTC: On a rebound to around 64,200, enter a low-position short, targeting 63,000 below

7.17 Early Morning Market Outlook:
From the 1-hour trend, BTC has repeatedly pulled back to the vicinity of the lower Bollinger Band, but each time it was pulled back up by incoming capital. This suggests that the support underneath is relatively strong. The bears have been trying to push the price lower, but they have never managed to break down into a convincing downside range. Instead, the price keeps reclaiming the middle band time and time again, and the bulls clearly hold the initiative.
As long as the support below doesn’t break, I still expect a rebound in the short term. For execution

7.16 Farli morning market recap—key takeaways:
Big BTC: It surged to 65,600 but met resistance, then pulled back to 64,700 and traded in a range to build momentum. Consider buying the dip around 64,400 - 63,800. Targets: 65,500 - 66,300.
Second BTC: Price action is stronger than the broader market; it’s rising in a step-like pattern, with daily dip-buying volume picking up. There’s strong willingness to hold steady above 1,900. Consider buying the dip around 1,900 - 1,860. Targets: 1,950 - 1,990.
Core idea: The overall trend is biased to dip-buying. For intraday trading, maintain dip-and-buy w

7.15 early morning Bitcoin market analysis:
The evening CPI was favorable, triggering a quick surge, but once it pushed up to the 65,000 key resistance level, it clearly couldn’t move higher. This rally was a short-term impulse driven by news; at higher levels there are large amounts of trapped funds from earlier entries, and there’s a need for short-term pullbacks.
However, in terms of the bigger trend, the bullish logic supported by the inflation environment hasn’t gone bad, so this time only trade short-term swings—don’t look too deep. When it reaches the support level, stop.
Trading plan:

7.13 evening thoughts analysis
After a sharp rebound in the morning today, it started to deflate and slid all the way down to around 62,400. Judging from the four-hour moving averages, the overall trend has been suppressed. For the evening session, we still focus on going long with high-buys.
BTC: Enter long around 63,500-63,000, target 63,000-62,200
ETH: Enter long around 1,780-1,800, target 1,760-1,730
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7.13 midday thinking breakdown
The morning pullback of BTC and ETH is not a signal of a market trend reversal; it’s simply a washout and accumulation of momentum during the upswing to gather enough energy for the next round of rally. As long as the current price does not break the 62,000 support, the overall bullish situation still remains dominant. The next market will run with an upward consolidation trend, so we adopt a strategy of buying on dips at lower levels.
Trading suggestions:
BTC: Buy in batches in the 62,500-62,000 range, target 63,500-64,200.
ETH: Buy in batches in the 1,760-1,740

7.12 BNB personal order book view
Overall market trend is weak, with a short-term bearish trend in dominance. Position holders can patiently wait for downside room to be released.
During the early-morning hours, the coin saw range-bound consolidation under pressure; multiple small rebounds were repeatedly suppressed and pulled back by sell pressure from above. Rebound momentum kept fading. A large amount of previously trapped capital is stacked overhead, and the modest rebound only represents a short-term technical correction. The current market’s bearish cadence is dominant.
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