2026.7.30.BTC.ETH.SOL.BNB. intraday market analysis
BTC
Brothers, good afternoon. Last night, the Federal Reserve released its interest rate decision, and the rate was kept unchanged—there’s basically no change in the market. At 8:30 PM there will be another news event: the U.S. Q2 GDP. After it’s released, it’ll be a major catalyst. Brothers, don’t overthink the news—same old saying: whether it’s bearish or bullish is all good. We’re waiting for another “needle” move. The thinking and logic remain the same: place long orders on the main position in the 62,000–61,000 range. During the daytime, first look for a rebound. If it breaks below the defense support at 63,600, then abandon the long position. Targets: 65,000–65,700–66,500.
ETH
Ethereum has been ranging in a smaller timeframe. For longs, defend the support at 1,890—if it breaks, abandon the long position. First target: 1,870–1,850. For aggressive traders, try to “buy the dip” at these two levels; for more conservative traders, wait in the 1,800–1,780 range. If there’s a rebound and it pushes higher, the resistance remains at 1,970–2,000. For shorts, the suggestion is to watch this zone.
SOL
SOL—if it doesn’t break higher above 76–77, longs are weak. Wait for the “needle” move. Aggressive traders can try to buy the dip around 70 if it breaks; more cautiously, wait around 65–64.
BNB
BNB’s consolidation hasn’t ended yet. For aggressive traders, go long around 560 on the “needle.” If support at 556 breaks, then only “buy the dip” and not hold—otherwise cut. It’s possible the needle could go to 540 or even lower. Pressure is at 580–590. Only if it breaks through these pressures will there be a chance to switch to a bullish bias.
Daily, I bring you the latest market analysis and precise “needle” entry points. Whether to go long or short is for reference only—please manage your positions well. (Exclusive Caishen discount fee: 20% off; invite code: BTC45678)
BTC
Brothers, good afternoon. Last night, the Federal Reserve released its interest rate decision, and the rate was kept unchanged—there’s basically no change in the market. At 8:30 PM there will be another news event: the U.S. Q2 GDP. After it’s released, it’ll be a major catalyst. Brothers, don’t overthink the news—same old saying: whether it’s bearish or bullish is all good. We’re waiting for another “needle” move. The thinking and logic remain the same: place long orders on the main position in the 62,000–61,000 range. During the daytime, first look for a rebound. If it breaks below the defense support at 63,600, then abandon the long position. Targets: 65,000–65,700–66,500.
ETH
Ethereum has been ranging in a smaller timeframe. For longs, defend the support at 1,890—if it breaks, abandon the long position. First target: 1,870–1,850. For aggressive traders, try to “buy the dip” at these two levels; for more conservative traders, wait in the 1,800–1,780 range. If there’s a rebound and it pushes higher, the resistance remains at 1,970–2,000. For shorts, the suggestion is to watch this zone.
SOL
SOL—if it doesn’t break higher above 76–77, longs are weak. Wait for the “needle” move. Aggressive traders can try to buy the dip around 70 if it breaks; more cautiously, wait around 65–64.
BNB
BNB’s consolidation hasn’t ended yet. For aggressive traders, go long around 560 on the “needle.” If support at 556 breaks, then only “buy the dip” and not hold—otherwise cut. It’s possible the needle could go to 540 or even lower. Pressure is at 580–590. Only if it breaks through these pressures will there be a chance to switch to a bullish bias.
Daily, I bring you the latest market analysis and precise “needle” entry points. Whether to go long or short is for reference only—please manage your positions well. (Exclusive Caishen discount fee: 20% off; invite code: BTC45678)