In the past 24 hours, globally there were 98,351 liquidations, with a total liquidation amount of $260 million. The largest single liquidation order occurred on Binance-ETHUSDT, valued at $5.3436 million.

Today’s coin analysis:

BTC: Ranging stagnation and pullback—both high-short and low-long setups may present opportunities

Bitcoin’s daily K-line yesterday closed with a small bullish inverted hammer, and the price is back below the upper rail. KDJ is flattening in the high zone, RSI is bending downward, and bearish MACD momentum keeps shrinking. On the 4-hour timeframe: the rebound is capped by the previous high at 82,000. KDJ and RSI are both trending down, and MACD shows a bearish top divergence. Bullish volume is also shrinking.

Trading idea: If you want to go long, consider entering with the initial position between 80,500 and 79,500, and add more near 78,000. For the rebound, watch for resistance at 81,500–83,000–84,500. If you want to go high short, you can place orders at 86,850, 87,777, and 88,850—these areas tend to be profitable.

ETH: After a false breakout, it turns and rebounds to short.

Ethereum: After the false breakout at 2667 (the prior high), it made a new high at 2669, then immediately reversed down. It has now fallen back below the 2648 support. It has already broken below 2600, with a wick down to 2564. Prefer taking short positions on rebounds during the day.

Key levels: Support at 2585 and 2545. The head-position low long is around here for participation. Rebound resistance at 2645, 2720, and 2820.

SOL: Retrace to build the main long position, then break above 128 for a directional move.

SOL: Two averaging-in strategies. First: support at 105.25; only average in at 104.25/103.85 and 102.65—if it’s not reached, don’t add. Second: on rebounds, if it breaks above 112.5, 115, and 117.66, add a bit at each level. The added portions are taken profit on recent minor resistance.

ZEC: This time it rallied from 1600 back to 1470. The new range is 1470, with the current price at 1440 and 1400. It’s expected to keep oscillating; shake out those chasing longs, then continue upward—unless the overall market doesn’t move up. The oscillation will dip downward with a few pins; 1440 will definitely get tested/filled, and 1400 is likely. The chance of reaching the 13xx area is low; 13x would be a good short-term opportunity.

HYPE: Another ZEC—bot pushing the price.

HYPE algorithm precisely controls price, fees, and the long/short ratio. HYPE is a direct beneficiary of this SEC policy. The new ranges are 91.6, 90, and 88.2. 90 is the level to target; getting to 88.2 would be very good—.

USUAL: Market cap is only 25 million, with no selling pressure—worth buying.

USUAL is an RWA play. The daily timeframe bottom is the historical low. After breaking above the high, it no longer makes new lows. It has started accumulating and pulling up, so there’s plenty of upside space—worth buying. Spot stop-loss: 0.01185.