交易员张张子

Recently, many friends asked me if Mr. Zhang can lead the order with such accurate points. Sorry, I really can't lead the order. Leading the order means being responsible for everyone, staring at the computer all the time, calling everyone to get on the train at any time when there is a market, and telling everyone the stop loss position and profit target in time. In my opinion, this is really unbearable.
The company had other projects that were making stable profits, and sometimes I had a lot of social engagements, so I slept until 11 o'clock every day. So I'm really not a qualified trader and can't take orders. I'm sorry!
There are still many brothers who think that my points are very accurate, but they don’t know how to operate them. Now I will explain it to you in detail:

Good evening, brothers. Today during the day the market didn’t move much, but on the smaller timeframe there were steady, gradual pushes upward. When it tried to break above the previous high, it got weak. At noon, I told everyone that if you enter a short at the current price, place a stop loss above the previous high—only sol didn’t hit the stop; the other three coins got stopped out. If it hits the stop loss, it won’t necessarily just immediately drop, right? Just follow the chart. Don’t wait for it to come down a little and then jump back up to place a stop—getting stopped out twice in one day is really something you’d have to slap your thigh over!
The big pie should focus on the 62 area. This is the market’s reversal point. Only if the daily timeframe closes above this level will the following rebound have strong momentum. If the daily timeframe can’t close above 62, then this move is only a rebound with some strength—not something to get overly excited about just because it went up a little. After such a big drop, this kind of rebound is expected. As I said before: there is no market that only rises and never falls, and there is no market that only falls and never rises. The purpose of opening a position is to trade with a light position size—either keep it light, or set a proper stop loss!

Sleep in the morning, gamble in the afternoon, and dance a salsa in the evening. Before you know it, it’s already Friday. Good brothers at noon—after the big market pulled up last night, there hasn’t been any deep pullback either. That’s why the 4-hour chart has started ranging around the top. With the top ranging like this, how could this former air force miss the chance to short? Brothers who want to take the trade can go ahead: short at the current price, and set your stop loss at yesterday’s previous high.
As long as the daily candle can’t close above 62, the market can’t truly reverse—it will still pull back. Only if it closes above 62 will the rebound truly turn into a reversal. As the head of the short side, I’m not afraid to say it—calling shorts is extremely loud. People ask, why didn’t I call longs this round of上涨? Didn’t I already mention on the 29th that if the previous daily low isn’t broken, there will be a rebound and some K-line repair? It’s just that BlackRock keeps bringing in crypto every day, so they didn’t dare to call longs. It’s not that I didn’t remind you!

Good evening, brothers. The NFP data is positive—finally we’re seeing the long-awaited green. At last, the overall market seems to be starting to rebound at a higher level. But this is still only a rebound. For BTC, only if the daily chart closes above 618–62 can we say the upcoming rebound has more strength. Next, look at 645–67. If it can’t even close above 618–62, then going higher will be hard too.
We talked about the intraday analysis yesterday afternoon: 58 is the bottom support area near the top. Just looking at last month’s BTC monthly K-line, it dropped from 74 to 58, a decline of 21 points. Even if the rebound only recovers half, it would be around 66. On the daily timeframe, BTC fell from 656 to 58, a drop of 11 points—so the halfway rebound position is around 618. It’s rebounded this little and it already feels like it won’t drop further. Lao Zhang is still very confident, saying that BTC at 57 isn’t the bottom of this round. The broader downtrend is still there—what we’re seeing now is only the normal rebound after a big drop. Don’t panic.

Good afternoon, brothers. After the hangover, the chart starts to soften. Although there wasn’t any market analysis last night, it still let everyone refer to what was discussed yesterday noon. Yesterday noon, we said that BTC has already gone down to the bottom support zone. Next, the smaller time frames should see a small rebound. BTC: take profit after entering above the first pressure level; ETH is similar—once you’re in above the first pressure level, you’ll be profitable. BNB is relatively weak; once it gets into the first support level, it rebounds. As for SOL: when both the first and second pressure levels are taken and entered, then right now it’s basically around the opening price!
At dawn, the dog-manipulators pumped it up, got smashed down, and then in the morning the dog-manipulators pumped again. They pumped in 2 waves, which means they’ve already started probing again. Today, watch for a pullback and see where the white line is. As long as the 4-hour timeframe doesn’t break below the white line, it should keep going up for a rebound. If you can take shorts above, then short entries should be taken. At 8:30 PM, the Non-Farm Payrolls data will be released, and volatility will be higher—so you can place orders in advance with small position sizes!

Good afternoon, brothers. A new month has started. Last month, everyone witnessed a storm of blood and violence together. After the drop at the beginning of the month, the market’s longs gradually weakened: ETF fund outflows began, BlackRock started selling coins, and institutions began to flee. So after BTC rebounded 66, it started repeatedly urging everyone to do short on rebounds. What I’ve been calling out so far has basically been the big opposite direction—right. Last week, I publicly said that BTC 58 was not the bottom of this move. This morning, another new low at 577 was printed again, but I still tell everyone that this is not the bottom of BTC either. As long as there is a big rebound, the primary strategy is still to short!

Good afternoon, brothers. Why did you keep selling off and dumping at midnight last night? The truth is only one: we pulled it up to bring everyone onboard on their short positions. Otherwise, if it simply went down, many more brothers would be chasing shorts. Last night’s analysis said we expected a rebound to around the white-line area, so we went in with light positions. Short positions were taken at the normal resistance levels above. Only when ETH and SOL reached the first resistance level did they drop; after BTC and BNB broke through the white-line area, the shorts that should have gotten on board got on board. If you’re in profit, watch it yourself—don’t turn profit into loss. First, aim to look near last night’s previous low. If it still can’t go down, manually reduce positions or take profit!

Good evening, brothers. Just now, the price bounced on a smaller timeframe back up to around the white line and then came back down. Congratulations to the brothers who shorted around the white line—everyone who did should be in profit. Even in the live stream just now, we had everyone short at this level. Now that you’re in profit, manage it according to your own plan. Selling the rebound has absolutely no issues. Tonight, BlackRock also transferred Bitcoin and Ethereum to the exchange. With these coins moving huge volumes to the exchange every day, who would dare to pump the price? If they pump it up, people are basically guaranteed to sell it. So if it goes up, you shouldn’t be going long—shouldn’t you short instead?
At night, let’s see whether BlackRock will dump the market. As long as they don’t dump it, the previous low from the 25th to the 26th will most likely hold and then there should be a small rebound. If they do dump it, then that previous low won’t be able to hold. For longs, go down to the lower support area, place a light-position limit order, and wait. For shorts, watch for a bounce off the bottom—place a light-position order near the white line area. If it reaches the upper resistance level normally, you can enter a short position. Chasing shorts is not recommended!

Good afternoon, brothers. Last week everyone went through a week of decline. Bitcoin directly broke below 60,000. Countless gamblers got liquidated—but don’t worry. It won’t fall much further from here. At most it’ll be around 40,000. So brothers, don’t panic. If it keeps dropping, at around 55,000 you can buy spot Bitcoin in batches every ~5,000 U. If you’re afraid to buy when it’s falling, then when would you buy—when it’s going up?
Bitcoin didn’t drop over the weekend and instead formed a sideways range at the bottom, which suggests this 58k level is still quite solid. As long as the next upcoming local low doesn’t break, the smaller time frame should see a rebound. Purely from the candlestick chart, this position should bring about a big rebound to repair the chart pattern. But BlackRock keeps shifting coins into exchanges to dump from time to time, and the July news cycle is still quite busy. For safety, the main idea is to rebound and short. As for Bitcoin, below 50k, consider pin-wick longs as the primary plan!