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1. Background
Today I saw AAVE again being featured near the top of the 24h gainers list. In Binance futures it’s currently fluctuating around about +7.9%, and the price has returned to around $96. A few days ago, my friend also said in the group: Aave

Just saw a news headline and I was stunned for a moment: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) today sold 3,588 BTC, cashed out $216 million, specifically to pay dividends. Its BTC holdings on the balance sheet still leave $2.55 billion—didn’t move a muscle.

Honestly, this kind of

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I woke up this morning and checked the market briefly. $SOL is back around 81, hovering there without moving much. In the past 24 hours it’s almost flat. I’ve been watching the chart for the last half hour, and the volume has shrunk quite noticeably—this kind of feeling is more like the main force is waiting for a signal before choosing a direction, rather than really preparing to break down.

1. Hot-topic background
Today’s discussion has basically revolved around two lines: one is that the U.S. SEC side’s review timetable for several altcoin ETFs is being chewed over repeatedly by the market; the other is the overall capital returning to the L1 sector, and people are starting to ask about SOL again.

This morning I looked over the ETF fund flow data. The streak of ten straight outflows in June was finally broken—Bitwise said the single-day net inflow exceeded $200 million, which is a kind of milestone signal. Combined with last Friday’s rebound of 62,000, the market’s move has held up a bit more sturdily than I expected.

Technically, here’s my own recap: the daily K line has regained the 30-day moving average; the 5-day moving average has crossed above the 20-day moving average, showing early signs of a golden cross. But trading volume hasn’t expanded noticeably yet—this is a setup of “price rebound + volume hesitation.” MACD is about to turn positive while still below the zero line. RSI is hovering around 52, neither overbought nor oversold.

My preferred scenario: over the next 1–2 weeks, it may churn back and forth within the 59,500–64,000 trading range box, and a real breakout will depend on whether there’s supporting data in mid-July—especially FOMC meeting minutes and CPI data. If tonight’s nonfarm payrolls don’t come in unexpectedly weak, then above 62,500 is the short-term threshold that separates strength from weakness.

Purely my personal view, not a soothsayer’s prediction—no investment advice. DYOR.

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This morning, when I opened my eyes, I saw BTC still hovering around $60,000. In the late-June selloff, it broke below the recent low and even touched 59,635. Compared with last October’s all-time high of 126,000, it’s been cut in half. Honestly, after reviewing this round of liquidation, the real driver isn’t some single black-swan event. It’s the fact that ETF capital has seen net outflows for 6 straight weeks, combined with a rebound in Q2 U.S. Treasury yields—everyone is pulling back risk assets.

I’ve been watching the chart: the 60-day trend. The 30-day moving average has been pressing down steadily around 64,500. That big bearish candle in June directly smashed through the early-year low support zone. Right now, price is stuck near the lower edge of the psychological range of 60,000–62,000. Trading volume has been shrinking step by step, which suggests selling pressure is being digested, but buyers haven’t really put in genuine cash to step in and hold. RSI has been hovering around 35, and MACD is still trading below the zero line. Until a bullish divergence appears, it’s hard to say where the bottom really is.

Personally, I lean toward a grind in the next 1–2 weeks within the 59,000–64,000 range. Whether there’s a real breakdown depends on what the Fed says at its late-July meeting. If Powell signals two rate cuts within the year, a rebound back to 68,000 for BTC is possible. If instead he adds another line about being patient, then whether the 57,000 area can hold up is anyone’s guess.

This isn’t fortune-telling. My friend was still trapped in a position and even averaged down last night, and I told him not to stubbornly hold it. Not investment advice—DYOR and make your own decisions.

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1. Hot Topic Background

This morning when I was checking the market, I saw SOL hovering around the $82 mark. Over the past 7 days, it quietly gained about 15% and on-chain transfer counts have been a bit more active than in the previous two weeks. Overall, the market’s momentum was pulled by BTC reclaiming the $62,000 level. However, the altcoin inflow isn’t that aggressive—still, SOL was the one picked out to move first.

2. Technical Analysis

I pulled up the 4-hour K chart and looked at 80 candles, focusing on a few points:
- The price has re-established itself above the short-term range ceiling of $78–$80. The previous two tests were smashed down, but this time it holds steady—it’s a bit different.
- The 4-hour MACD has a second golden cross above the zero axis. The DIF line is tilting upward, but the red histogram hasn’t expanded much yet, so it’s more of a slow, measured offensive.
- Volume: There was clearly noticeable breakout volume on the key 4-hour K candle, but the following candles saw volume shrink again, suggesting chasing capital is hesitant.
- First resistance overhead is $84–$86 (the high-density area from the previous highs). Support below is $78; if it breaks, we’ll need to watch $75.

The chart also marks a 30-period moving average line, which is sitting right around $80. Price has been trading along this line for three 4H candles without breaking—more like bullish buildup.

3. My Personal Bias

If tonight’s US stock market doesn’t open weak and BTC can stay above $62,000, then I’m more inclined to believe SOL will first test the $84–$86 zone in the short term. But $88 is a psychological level—breaking through all at once is difficult, so it will likely spike up and then pull back to confirm.

The risk is: if BTC prints a bearish candle downwards, it’s pretty normal for SOL to follow and drop back to $75.

As for my own position, I wouldn’t add too much at this level. I’ll wait for a pullback to $78 to see it stabilize.

Not investment advice—DYOR. After you review the situation yourself, don’t get carried away.

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At 5 a.m., I took a look at BTC’s performance over the past 60 days, and the more I looked, the more I felt the current chart is kind of interesting. The 60-day moving average is hovering around 63,000, and the price is repeatedly consolidating, but the trading volume hasn’t really expanded—this is a typical “waiting for direction” structure.

My personal take is that this week will mostly be range-bound. The 60,000 psychological level is the big support, while 64,000–65,000 is the upper edge of the dense trading area. If there really is a breakout, either a big bullish candle pushes through 65,000, or a bearish candle breaks down through 60,000 with volume. So far, neither side has shown up.

Today I saw a friend picking up around 62,000. After my own review, I’m even more inclined to wait. I’d rather miss than catch a falling knife. If it’s a short-term trade, just look at the 4-hour chart: the 60,500–61,500 zone is the intraday watershed.

In the end, low-volume conditions like this are especially dangerous to act on impulsively at dawn. If it were me, I’d wait until around the time U.S. stock market opens in the evening Beijing time, then make a move.

Not investment advice—DYOR.

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This morning I was scrolling on X/Twitter and saw a post. On June 30, the SEC issued a 2026-60 notice about what is purported to be

Woke up in the early hours, took a quick look—SOL at this spot is kind of interesting.

1. Background
Bitwise’s BSOL spot ETF saw net inflows of $197 million in its first week. On 6/30, it just posted its first single-day net outflow since listing—$2.5 million. In terms of flows, it looks like people who are bullish are buying, while those who are already in profit are selling. Morgan Stanley has also just filed an application for a SOL spot ETF.

2. Technicals (clearer in the chart)
On the 4H timeframe, SOL is currently stuck, repeatedly grinding within the tight range of 80–82.8, less than $3 wide. Volume has been gradually drying up. From my own review, in this kind of “clamp” market, there are usually two outcomes: either a single high-volume bullish candle pushes straight through and eats the 85 level on the way to 87, or a bearish candle breaks down through 80 and slides to 77 to find a new base. The MACD has already started to stick near the zero line, with no strong directional bias.

3. The scenario I lean toward
In the short term, I personally lean toward SOL holding above 80 first and probing upward toward 85. If that early-hours 4H candle can’t reclaim and close above 81.5, I’ll be a bit more cautious. If it breaks below 77, I’ll step out first and watch—I won’t hold through it.

The two arrow-marked positions in the chart are the key nodes I’m referring to.

Not investment advice—DYOR.

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I got up at 4 a.m. to take a look at the chart and found the candlesticks are as flat as my dark circles.

Today I saw a line that cracked me up: “In the daytime, you work and look at your boss’s face; at night, you stare at the order book to look at the market maker’s face.” My friend said he’s already mastered the skill of “being able to tell at a glance where the 30-day moving average is.” Then last night, a 2% spike wick taught him a lesson.

When I reviewed it myself, there were only three words for the market at this hour: don’t force it. The volume is thin, there are lots of spike wicks, and false breakouts come one after another. If you chase in ten times, eight of them end up paying fees to the exchange.

Not a crystal-ball prediction, but if you’re like me—a night-owl type of trader—

1. Cut your position down to 1/3 of what you’d use in daytime.
2. Set your stop-loss early; don’t wait until the wick finishes before regretting it.
3. If you’re really itching to trade, go read post-trade review threads—don’t put real money on the line.

Not investment advice—DYOR. Preserve your principal first; only then do you have the right to wait for the next round.

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I watched the market at dawn—SOL has been stuck hovering around 81 with no movement. In the past 24 hours, the trading volume is 2.24 billion, but the price range is less than $3. It was making me a bit sleepy.

1. Background

This week, SOL has basically been suppressed within a range of $80–$84. The latest price is about $81.09, down 1.6% over the past 24 hours. In the same period, BTC has been pressured with a $303 million short position above 60,800 (from Binance’s main order data on July 2). Most major coins are generally weak overall, so it’s also normal that SOL hasn’t broken out into an independent move.

2. Technical analysis

In the chart, you can focus on two lines:

- The 30-day/60-day moving averages around 78–80 have already started to turn upward from below, providing support for the current price;
- MA5 and MA20 are nearly stuck together near 82—this is a typical “wait-for-direction” pattern. The candlestick bodies are getting shorter and shorter, and volume hasn’t clearly expanded or contracted.

On-chain, over the past couple of days I haven’t seen any major unlocks or unusual activity from large holders. TVL and the number of active addresses have stayed fairly steady, with no new narrative catalyst. The lower end of the box at 80 is a double-support zone—psychological level plus MA60. The upper end at 84 is a spot where price previously surged a few times but failed to hold.

3. My own tendency

If it were me, I wouldn’t add to my position inside the range. I’d wait for direction: buy after a confirmed breakout above 84, and if it breaks down below 80, I’d look for 78. Once this area at 80 breaks with volume, the short-term likely returns to the mid-70s area around 75 and then consolidates. This kind of low-volume, sideways chop at dawn is the easiest to bait traders—watch more and act less.

I’m also being worn down to the point of having no patience. I made no moves today and will continue to observe. Not investment advice—DYOR.

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At 3 a.m. I was scrolling on my phone, and ETH on the 4H chart suddenly formed an interesting structure. After breaking below the 2350 level earlier on, over the past two days it has been repeatedly grinding within this range of 2280–2320, with volume steadily shrinking the more it consolidates. My own review: in the chart you can see the early signs of MACD forming a second bullish crossover below the zero line. RSI has also climbed back up from below 30 to around 45, but the 30-period moving average is still capping above 2340 and hasn’t been passed. In this position, personally I’m not very comfortable chasing longs. Short-term: as long as 2280 doesn’t break, if there’s a pullback into the 2290–2300 area, I’ll pay attention to whether I can catch a bullish candle with strong volume. If that level breaks, I’m more inclined to look at the next support/consolidation zone around 2240–2250. Before tonight’s Non-Farm Payrolls, funds will very likely keep this grindy, frustrating kind of action. My own preference: above 2280, I’ll first treat it as consolidation with a slight bullish bias; if it breaks down, I’ll step out early rather than stubbornly hold on. #BinanceSquare #ETF #合约分析 This post was generated with AI assistance. AI-generated content may include third-party viewpoints, errors, bias, or outdated information. Binance is not responsible for any losses arising from this, and it does not constitute investment, financial, or trading advice.

Woken up by my alarm at 3 a.m. I was originally going to check US stocks, but I ended up taking a quick look at the crypto market—and the BTC move left me completely stunned. On July 3rd it was still above $62,000; today it has already slid to $59,000. In the past 24 hours it’s down another 1.7%, and ETH has been hovering around 1,560. At this hour, I have to say a few heartfelt things.

1. Background: The run-up to $62,000 on July 3rd was only a brief rebound, and I didn’t expect it to bleed back within three days. I haven’t seen meaningful new capital flowing into the Grayscale/ETF channels in the short term. Instead, futures/derivatives positioning has been quietly decreasing, and sentiment in the derivatives market is rather cold. After reviewing the structure myself, I feel that in this kind of rebound with no volume, 8 times out of 10 you still need to grind a bit more.

2. Market logic: This week ETH jumped over 10% and then returned to square one. The weekly close looks ugly. On-chain, there hasn’t been any clear improvement in active addresses either. My friend asked if “the bear is here.” My view is—this isn’t a full-on bear yet, but we are indeed in the lower half of the range. The $58,000–$59,000 zone is the dense trading area from the previous leg before the breakout. It’s unlikely that the main players would directly punch through it. Most likely, there will be another couple of back-and-forth washouts.

3. My personal inclination: In the short term (1–2 weeks), I’m more inclined to expect a choppy but weak trend. But I won’t chase a short. If it were me, I’d wait for a clear breakdown with strong volume and a long lower wick before considering scaling in—rather than making a panicked decision during an early-morning drift lower. The key is whether $58,000 can be held. If it holds, there’s still a chance. If it breaks, the next stop is $54,000–$55,000.

One reminder: This kind of sharp drop in the early morning is the easiest time to make impulsive trades. Friends trading futures, please make sure you set your stop-loss.

**Not investment advice—DYOR and take responsibility for your own money.**

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I talked for a long time with a friend who does compliance work in Europe. He said that July 1st is actually not an ordinary day—the EU’s MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) will be fully implemented starting today, and the transition period officially ends. From this moment on, whether it’s stablecoins that haven’t obtained local authorization (for example, large amounts of USDT will have to queue for users in Europe), or service providers offering crypto-to-crypto spot trading / fiat on-ramp services—if you want to simply put up a website and operate in Europe, it will be illegal.

My own conclusion from what I’ve looked at is: in the short term, Europe’s traffic for centralized exchanges will get shuffled; local licensed players (Coinbase Europe, Binance has already obtained MiCA permissions in several European countries) will take the lion’s share. USDT among European users might be temporarily disliked for a week or two, but once Tether completes the compliance integration, the long-term impact won’t be as dramatic. On-chain DEXs are less affected—Uniswap, for example, isn’t really within MiCA’s regulatory scope because it’s non-custodial.

Short-term takeaway: BTC and ETH won’t collapse because of this. Instead, they might even benefit as non-compliant smaller platforms get cleared out and mainstream capital flows back to the top. #MiCA #BinanceSquare #Compliance interpretation

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While I was watching the charts tonight, I noticed XLM surged more than 12% in a single day. The 24h trading volume was $245 million, and the whole market is still in extreme panic, yet it’s just moving on its own—it’s quite unusual.

1. Background: In Q1, Stellar’s on-chain network payments reached $5.5 billion, up 72% year over year. RWA (real-world assets) that were locked up climbed to $1.52 billion, nearly a 4x increase over two years. TVL also hit an all-time high of $169 million. Institutional capital has clearly been shifting this year from the BTC/ETH narrative toward cross-border payments. XLM is one of the low-key beneficiaries among the “old soldiers.” Its cumulative gain over the past 30 days is already 23%. $XLM $BTC #BinanceSquare #Cross-Border Payments

2. Technicals: On the daily chart, XLM has been consolidating in the 0.155–0.165 range for almost a month. Yesterday it started breaking out on increased volume above the yearly moving average. RSI has already touched around 68, but it hasn’t entered the overbought zone yet. On the MACD, the second day after the golden cross above the zero line has begun, and the green histogram bars are extending. Today’s bullish candle’s body consumed the K-lines from the previous four days, and the volume is also about 1.8x the 30-day average. In the chart, the 30-day moving average (white line) is currently supporting right around 0.18, and the 5/10-day moving averages have formed a bullish alignment—this kind of structure is something XLM has not shown yet this year. Key resistance is 0.235 (near the previous high). Below that, 0.195 is the new support.

3. My own recap: In the short term, I’m more inclined to believe it can keep riding the institutional-narrative tailwind and probe the 0.22–0.23 range. But at this moment tonight, I don’t recommend chasing—wait for a pullback to 0.195–0.20 that doesn’t break, then we’ll see. If it’s big-money building a position, this kind of continuous high-volume move probably won’t end in just one or two days. If it’s purely sentiment-driven pumping, I would reduce by half above 0.22 and keep a core position.

The risk is that if the broader market does a second leg down, it could pull XLM lower too. #合约分析 #非投资建议 DYOR

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A friend sent me a link at noon. At first I thought it was just another stablecoin hype, but after looking into it for half an hour I found this one is a bit different. Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, Standard Chartered, Google, Coinbase—plus Bybit, OKX, Crypto.com—more than 140 firms together are backing Open USD (OUSD). And they’re returning most of the reserve yield to the distribution channels. Minting and redemption aren’t charged fees either. Kicking off on the first day of July with a big move—honestly it exceeded my expectations. $ETH $USDC

After reviewing it myself, the most important thing isn’t whether OUSD can knock USDT/USDC off their thrones—those two’s moats are liquidity and network effects, and OUSD won’t be able to bite into them anytime soon. The real signal is this: traditional finance is no longer satisfied with merely “using stablecoins,” but is starting to step in and build infrastructure. Stripe directly dispatched the Bridge team to serve as the CEO of Open Standard; Visa and Mastercard also make room on the payments rail—that’s the real shift in scale and strategy.

Circle dropped 17% overnight and is closing in on its IPO price, yet ARK actually bought the dip with an additional $3.28 million despite the trend—so the market’s pricing of this event is quite split.

On the technical side, ETH’s daily chart over the last 60 days is shown as in the image. Recently, the 30-day moving average has repeatedly capped the price by about 6%, and BTC has also been grinding in a range. The stablecoin narrative likely won’t directly pump the market in the short term, but over the medium to long term it raises the ceiling for all of crypto. The incremental demand from institutions and enterprise payments is fairly certain.

My personal take: over the next 1–2 weeks, the major coins will most likely keep consolidating. The real direction will depend on the Q3 ETF fund-flow timing—not something to decide today. Don’t take action in the short term; wait until the mid-July FOMC checkpoint.

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Tonight 21:41 and I’m back watching the board again. I just finished drawing the SOL 4H lines, and I’ll revisit a short-term read by layering in the news from June 30 about the ETF (last night’s 20:41 article was more of a swing/medium-term view; this one is a 4H perspective with another quick add-on).

1. Background
- On June 30, the U.S. spot BTC ETF saw a net redemption of $222.64 million in a single day; for June overall, net outflows totaled $4.51 billion (the largest monthly outflow since it launched in January). IBIT alone accounted for $3.55 billion of that. The ETH ETF and SOL ETF were also dragged down. This is the heaviest institutional-fund signal in June.
- But in the first two days of July, the pace of ETF net outflows has been **narrowing/contracting**. On the chart, BTC has been slowly climbing back from around the 102k area to 105k, and SOL has followed—from the 148 area up to around 156. With funds no longer pressuring, the technicals are digesting.
- Around 21:00 tonight, on Binance’s SOL/USDT 4H, you can see a low-volume-but-bullish candle with rising volume. It just consumed about half of last week’s big bearish candle. Short-term capital is active.

2. Technicals
The chart is SOL/USDT 4H, 80 candles, Binance spot:
- Key 4H resistance overhead: 158–162 (the 30-period moving averages are roughly pressing in this zone). Support below: 150–153 (the takeoff point where last week’s heavy sell-off volume started).
- RSI is slightly above 50. It crawled back from below 30 within a day—no overheating.
- The MACD green histogram has only just started to appear, but **volume can’t keep up**. The成交 volume of tonight’s bullish candle is only about 60% of late May. This is the single most cautious point for me tonight.
- From my own replay: it’s not easy to break through the 158 area. Without volume, there’s still a need for one more pullback to 150 to confirm.

3. Bias
I’m more inclined to see the next 24–48h play out as a pullback first.

US Federal Reserve July rate hike vs BTC: what can be seen on the 4H chart

Today I came across a pretty gut-punching piece of data: spot Bitcoin ETFs have net sold off $2.41 billion over the past 9 days—institutions are truly distributing, not doing a short sprint driven by risk-off sentiment [from Sina Finance 7.1]. In the same period, June’s BTC monthly candle fell by about 20.5%, the largest monthly outflow since ETFs were launched in 2024 [Sina Finance 7.1].

1. Background: Goldman Sachs’ latest estimate puts the probability of a Fed rate hike in July at 50%. Over at CME, the probability of a September rate hike has already surged to 67%, and even Deutsche Bank said there could be two more hikes this year [Sohu 7.1]. “Rate hike expectations” has moved from a tail risk to the baseline scenario.

2. What to look for in the chart: this is BTC’s 4H, with 80 candles. After my own replay, a few details stand out—
- Price is being held below the 4H EMA20; every time it rebounds here, it gets slapped down—clear bearish momentum.
- The last 12 candles (roughly two days) show declining volume, a typical “down move + shrinking volume” structure. I didn’t see panic selling clustered out; instead it looks like institutions are taking profits in batches.
- MACD is moving sideways below the zero line: there’s no bullish golden cross, but it’s also not pushing further into deeper red bars. In the short term, it feels more like a slow bleed.

3. My own bias: over the next 1–2 weeks, I’m more inclined to believe it will keep grinding at the bottom. The probability of breaking below the prior low into another step down is higher than the probability of snapping back directly; and only if a high-volume bullish candle comes in and pulls the 4H EMA20 back above, would I consider flipping to a long bias. Key level: EMA20 above is the first resistance; below that, you’d look at the dense zone around the prior low.

Not a doomsday oracle prediction—any one of these three variables can change on a whim: the rate-hike pace, ETF flows, and the US dollar index. Not investment advice. DYOR.

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