Good afternoon, everyone. Over the past two waves of price spikes from yesterday to today, Bitcoin has essentially reached the key support zone of 75–76.6 that we’ve been discussing for a while. This smooth and rapid decline wouldn’t have been possible without the unexpected help from the hacker’s move—without it, the market simply wouldn’t have had such a strong downward momentum. Previously, when I shared my entry point for BTC on social media, I encouraged everyone to join me. If you’re in with a lighter position, just hold. If you’re heavily weighted, consider setting a stop-loss at the prior low. Now, we wait for this wave to settle before the rebound begins—or wait until Old Zhang posts his loss on social media and then jump in after him. My track record for entering after him? 100% win rate so far. As the market dropped, we saw sellers emerge at $50K–$60K, even down to $30K–$40K. Looking back at every major crash or black swan event in history, each one turned out to be a阶段性底 (phase-level bottom)—it’s just a matter of whether you have the courage to enter and the discipline to hold. Buy when no one’s paying attention; sell when everyone’s excited. When BTC was above $85K, everyone was shouting “bull run” and chasing highs. Now that it’s crashing, why are those same people who shouted “bull” suddenly afraid to buy? Did they lose all their money? Or are they just panicked? This weekend’s volatility has been relatively calm. Even if we don’t bounce right away, as long as the prior low holds, this price level will eventually rise. Don’t be afraid—we’ve already fallen this far. How much lower can BTC realistically go? If 75K breaks, the next support levels are 73K and 70.5K. The deeper it falls, the stronger the buying pressure becomes. If you’re hesitant to buy here out of fear of a second test, then ask yourself: would you dare to take a small position at any of those levels I just mentioned? Remember, I entered at 77K and 76.5K. Even if it does retest, isn’t entering after me still a great play? If it doesn’t retest? You’re already profitable! #BTC

Good evening, everyone. After the decline this morning, there was a brief rebound in the afternoon, but prices dropped again. This rebound shows that market fear is still prevalent—most traders are hesitant to enter. Anyway, I’ve already added some spot BTC at 77, and my limit orders at 765 and 756 are still open; I’ll post directly on the feed once filled. The current rebound lacks strength—be cautious of a potential second decline. Key support for BTC lies in the 75–765 range. As long as it doesn’t break below this zone, the price may consolidate here before rebounding. If you get a chance to enter, go in lightly—just do it! At noon, I suggested short positions only on ETH at 2255 and SOL at 97.5; both are currently in profit. Remember to reduce your position size if you reach today’s prior low. During the day’s low volatility, you can place light short orders near the support level given at noon. For additional shorts, wait for the high of the afternoon rebound before considering light entries.

Everyone’s showing off on the square, so I’ll join in too. Last week I laid it out so plainly, and I just pulled it off again 🥳 Bitcoin breaking 80K is a vacuum zone—below that, watch 75.5-77. What do you guys think? 🤑 https://t.co/sb1FVVMYFZ

Have a great weekend, guys! After BTC last touched 80K, the rebound only reached 84K before falling back—this morning it dropped again toward 80K, and it feels like this 80K level is in serious danger. If there’s a rebound toward 83K–84K, consider lightly shorting—it looks like next week could bring a big move, either a strong break below 80K or a powerful rally above 84K. Either way, mentally prepare yourself! Yesterday, the market bounced all day with little volatility. I mentioned earlier that you could take light long positions and wait for the rebound to short. But last night, as prices approached the level for light shorts, they slid smoothly downward. This morning, waking up to shrinking assets felt worse than my hangover last night. Today, weekend volatility should be limited. After the recent drop, we’ll likely see a small bounce either way. The key resistance is last night’s high, but it may not even reach that level—if it does, great; if not, no big deal. Today’s price range is narrow, so use it as a short-term reference. Everyone, please help Old Zhang with your daily votes—thank you all! For $BTC: Watch 81,200. Only if price closes above this level for 1–2 hours does a rebound begin. Consider shorting at 81,900–83,000, with a stop-loss at 83,900. If price fails to close above 81,200, the minor rebound lacks strength—look to lightly go long on a retest of the prior low at 80,500, add positions at 79,800–78,500, with a stop-loss at 78,000. For $ETH: Watch 2,390. Only if price closes above this level for 1–2 hours does a rebound begin. Consider shorting at 2,415–2,475, with a stop-loss at 2,500. If price fails to close above 2,390, the minor rebound lacks strength—look to lightly go long on a retest of the prior low at 2,355, add positions at 2,315–2,275, with a stop-loss at 2,250. For $BNB: At 750, it’s been relatively strong—last night’s sharp rally hit the short zone perfectly. Today watch 741—if it fails to break above this level, the rally is over. Look to add longs in batches at 735–726 with a stop-loss at 720. If price closes above 741, the pullback after the spike is complete and the uptrend resumes—then add shorts in batches at 750–760 with a stop-loss at 770. For $SOL: Watch 103.5. Only if price closes above this level for 1–2 hours does a rebound begin. Consider shorting at 105–107, with a stop-loss at 108.5. If price fails to close above 103.5, the minor rebound lacks strength—look to lightly go long on a retest of the prior low at 101.5, add positions at 98.5–96, with a stop-loss at 94. [Daily pin-point entries for long/short are for reference only—manage your position size wisely. Trading fee discount code: BNB789]

Good evening, everyone. As night falls, the dog market starts stirring again. Our midday strategy saw successful short positions on BTC and BNB, while ETH and SOL were just shy of entry (aggressive longs are already in, near current entry prices). This downward move isn’t over yet—consider moving your stop-loss to hold shorts. If a rebound occurs, watch whether price can reclaim today’s high; if it does, a bullish wave may begin on the 1- to 2-hour timeframe. If the rebound fails to break above today’s high, further downside is likely. Currently, BTC and ETH’s 4-hour highs are continuously declining, signaling weakening rallies. The decline over the past two days has been muted due to weekend liquidity, but now focus on whether BTC will decisively break below $80K on the daily chart to initiate a new downtrend. Alternatively, wait for the 4-hour candle to close above $82K–$83K before expecting a reversal. At current levels, avoid overextending long positions; if you’ve reduced your shorts, hold them with a trailing stop and aim for a break below $80K. For $BTC tonight, watch $82,100—if it fails to break higher, it indicates weak momentum. Consider light longs on retest of $80,800, add positions near $79,800–$78,500, with a stop-loss at $77,000. For shorts, initiate light positions at $82,100, add near $83,000–$84,100, with a stop-loss at $85,000. For $ETH tonight, watch $2,425—if it fails to break higher, it indicates weak momentum. Consider light longs on retest of $2,356, add positions near $2,315–$2,275, with a stop-loss at $2,250. For shorts, initiate light positions at $2,425, add near $2,480–$2,525, with a stop-loss at $2,550. For $BNB tonight, watch $723—if it fails to break higher, it indicates weak momentum. Consider light longs on retest of $710, add positions near $695–$680, with a stop-loss at $670. For shorts, initiate light positions at $723, add near $735–$747, with a stop-loss at $753. For $SOL tonight, watch $104.5—if it fails to break higher, it indicates weak momentum. Consider light longs on retest of $101, add positions near $99–$96, with a stop-loss at $94.5. For shorts, initiate light positions at $104.5, add near $106.6–$108.6, with a stop-loss at $109.6. [Daily pin-level entries for longs and shorts are for reference only. Practice proper position sizing. Enjoy 20% discount on trading fees with invite code: BNB789]

Good evening, everyone. Friday nights always bring volatility—after a spike earlier tonight, prices have now pulled back across the board. At noon, our aggressive short positions on four coins were all profitable; you can now reduce your short exposure. Hold the remaining half with a trailing stop to lock in profits and wait for a break below 818, which could offer a substantial move. If it doesn’t break below, you’ve already reduced your position and locked in gains—no worries! Tonight, watch whether BTC breaks below 818. If it does and then rebounds slightly but fails to return to 818, enter a right-side short with the previous intraday high as your stop-loss. If it doesn’t fall further, watch the 827 resistance level—only a strong breakout followed by a failed retest would signal a new uptrend. Wait for a minor pullback that fails to hold, then enter a long on the right side with today’s low as your stop-loss. If price remains range-bound, expect continued sideways consolidation. Tonight, don’t gamble on direction—wait for key levels and enter with light positions. $BTC: Light long near 81,800; add positions at 80,700–79,800; stop-loss at 79,000. Light short near 82,700; add positions at 84,000–85,500; stop-loss at 86,200. $ETH: Light long near 2,425; add positions at 2,380–2,325; stop-loss at 2,300. Light short near 2,480; add positions at 2,525–2,575; stop-loss at 2,600. $BNB: Light long near 725; add positions at 717–708; stop-loss at 700. Light short near 735; add positions at 745–756; stop-loss at 765. $SOL: Light long near 104; add positions at 102–100; stop-loss at 98. Light short near 107; add positions at 108.5–110.5; stop-loss at 112.5. [Daily pin-point entry levels for longs and shorts are for reference only. Always manage your position size carefully. Commission discount code: BNB789 (20% off).]

Good afternoon, everyone. Yesterday, BTC touched the strong support at 80,000 again and bounced slightly. This is now the third time it has tested 80,000. As the saying goes, “third time’s the charm”—if this rebound fails to break above 84,000 and price drops back to 80,000 again, things could get tricky. So everyone, stay alert: either we see a strong breakout above 84,000 signaling a potential reversal to the upside, or a breakdown below 80,000 triggering a new downtrend. If there’s a rebound, consider entering short positions lightly to manage risk. After last night’s rally, the short-term chart is now consolidating at the top. Since there was no significant movement overnight, let’s wait for tonight’s potential big move—up or down. Just ensure proper position sizing. For other levels, refer to my provided resistance and support zones and trade lightly. If you held your light short positions from last night’s livestream and got trapped, hold them: either add to your position on the way up or let it profit on the way down. If your position is heavy, set your stop-loss at last night’s high. $BTC is currently in a small-range consolidation. Today, watch the bottom of this range at 81,800—if broken, this rally is definitively over. Wait for a retest of 80,800 to enter light longs; add positions at 79,800–78,600; set stop-loss at 78,000. Watch the top of the range at 82,700 (aggressive traders may take 0.5% shorts); only a strong breakout above will trigger a new uptrend. For shorts above: enter lightly at 84,000; add positions at 85,500–87,000; set stop-loss at 88,000. $ETH: Watch 2,420 today. A break below ends this rally. Wait for a retest of 2,370 to enter light longs; add positions at 2,320–2,270; set stop-loss at 2,240. For shorts above: enter lightly at 2,465; add positions at 2,525–2,575; set stop-loss at 2,600. $BNB: Watch 727 today. A break below ends this rally. Wait for a retest of 719 to enter light longs; add positions at 708–695; set stop-loss at 690. For shorts above: enter lightly at 735; add positions at 747–759; set stop-loss at 765. $SOL: Watch 104.6 today. A break below ends this rally. Wait for a retest of 102.5 to enter light longs; add positions at 100.5–98.5; set stop-loss at 97. For shorts above: enter lightly at 106.5; add positions at 108.5–110.5; set stop-loss at 112. 【Daily pin-point levels for longs/shorts are for reference only—always manage your position size properly. Commission discount code: BNB789】

Guys, is Ethereum a blockchain scam? Bitcoin hasn’t even broken through $80K, but Ethereum has plunged straight to $2,315—right into the heart. This matches last night’s live stream theme: fake liquor burns the heart, needles pierce the soul. We’ve been talking about Bitcoin at $84K for several days now—it won’t go up, so it will come down. Only a breakout from this downtrend will signal its end. The current price action mirrors what we saw a few days ago at $87K: failed attempts to break higher, followed by a sharp drop. Now, Bitcoin’s key support is at $80K. If it holds, we’ll see a rebound; if it breaks, a new downtrend begins. Once below $80K, focus on short-term shorts with rebounds—target the $75K–$76K zone for entry. Don’t worry if your long positions from last night are underwater. Except for BTC and SOL, the other two coins only accounted for 2% of your total position. Your first longs in BTC and SOL are still in profit. Only BNB and Ethereum are underwater. If today’s prior low isn’t broken again, there’s potential for a rebound—manually exit when you see the chance. If you can’t break even, hold. Add 1% more at $2,230 for ETH and $700 for BNB. If your position is heavy, set your stop-loss at the prior intraday low. $BTC: Light short near $81,900; add in batches at $83,000–$84,100; stop-loss at $85,000. Light long near $80,200; add in batches at $78,900–$77,000; stop-loss at $76,200. $ETH: Light short near $2,410; add in batches at $2,460–$2,525; stop-loss at $2,550. Light long near $2,350; add in batches at $2,315–$2,270; stop-loss at $2,250. $BNB: Light short near $731; add in batches at $747–$759; stop-loss at $765. Light long near $708; add in batches at $695–$680; stop-loss at $670. $SOL: Light short near $104.8; add in batches at $108–$110; stop-loss at $112. Light long near $102.5; add in batches at $100.5–$98.5; stop-loss at $97. [Daily pin-level entry points for longs and shorts are for reference only. Manage your position size wisely. Commission discount code: BNB789]

Good evening, everyone. Tonight’s CPI data was bearish, but the price didn’t drop much—currently, a minor rebound is underway. The good news is that all four long positions I recommended in the live stream have already turned profitable after the recent price spike, and they’re still in profit. If you’re in these trades, make sure to set trailing stop-losses to lock in your gains. The past few days have seen limited volatility, and no clear breakout range has formed. I’ve emphasized daily that Bitcoin’s key level is 84—I’m almost tired of repeating it, so I’ll just show the chart tonight. Based on the levels marked, place light-sized orders accordingly. If the price fails to break above the first white line on the chart tonight, it indicates a weak rebound following this downtrend—exit your recent longs manually. Don’t enter aggressive longs at the 0.5% level below; instead, place conservative 1% positions at the lower support levels. Only a breakout above will test the recent highs from the past few days.

Good afternoon, everyone. The market didn’t move much last night, and a brief consolidation zone has formed on the 4-hour chart. Today, focus primarily on the CPI data at 8:30 PM—see if Bitcoin can use any positive data to powerfully break above $84,000. If it breaks through, the next major target is around $86,900. Of course, there are resistance levels above; if you’ve taken short positions, keep them light—you can always add more if it moves up. If the data turns out negative, things could get ugly—once Bitcoin drops below $82,500–$83,000, be cautious of a potential third test of the lows. Small long positions near the previous support can still be considered with light sizing. Given the low volatility overnight, the levels we provided last night remain valid. Today’s daytime trading is likely to continue consolidating within yesterday’s afternoon high and last night’s low. Be sure to join the live stream at 8:15 PM—we’ll share precise entry points in advance!