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. After the weekend bottoming and rebound, the uptrend finally ended this afternoon. The big coin precisely pierced a needle to the white line level given at noon. As mentioned at noon: as long as the retracement doesn’t break the small timeframe longs, bulls remain strong. Just now, after the pullback, it really started chugging up. Today it’s only Ethereum grinding away head-down; after breaking the first resistance level, it started coming down. The short from the first resistance level just got taken again for another bite!
This pullback will only take about a 4-hour level; as long as it doesn’t break below the white line position, the smaller timeframe can still continue higher for a rebound. The first target is that afternoon high—once it breaks, then we’ll look at the resistance above. There aren’t many who pay attention to the white line position except the big-money whales of the big coin. Brothers, hop on—the train’s moving forward, get back on!

Good afternoon, brothers. The new week starts with a pump. I talked about it last Monday: the target for this BTC rise is around 67-675, and then we would top it and short it. In the livestream Friday afternoon, I also said that if the pullback doesn’t break 638, it will go back up. Last week basically followed the script. Congrats to the brothers who trusted Old Zhang.
The end of the month is approaching. This week, a major turning point is very likely to happen—whether it goes up or down. The script is written for you already; please use it for reference only.
1. As long as the big pie (BTC) can’t effectively break through and hold above the 67-675 daily level, it will likely pull back. For downside, just watch 638-625 and 615. If it fails to break any of those three levels, it will rebound back up. Only if the daily timeframe drops below 615 and can’t recover to close above it will this move be completely over. So unless there’s a bearish news trigger with a wick downward, those support levels below are suitable for opening long positions in batches with light sizing!

Good evening, brothers. After the major market spent the weekend trading sideways at the bottom for two days, it started a small rebound tonight. The main upside target for this wave is around the highs from the past few days. As long as that area can’t be broken through, prices will still come down. Of course, there are also resistance levels in the middle between the current price and the prior high. Without any bullish news to drive a surge, it won’t jump straight up so quickly. Once the big-btc breaks above the prior high on the daily timeframe with strength and then doesn’t drop back down on the retest, that will mark a new leg of the uptrend starting. The key level must be watched next week!
Night market analysis:
For this BTC rebound, we’re watching whether the 648 level can strongly break through and close above it. As long as the 4-hour timeframe can hold steady above this area, it means this spike-and-retrace move has ended, and the market will gradually move upward again. For the sell positions on the way up, target the areas around 66-674-695 and short in batches!

Have a great weekend, brothers. Last night, the overall market dropped. BTC fell to around 638, the first key support below. As long as this level isn’t broken on the daily timeframe, it should keep moving into a rebound phase. The target is still around 67, near the previous high. If 638 is lost, then the next support to defend lower would be in the 615–62 range. As long as it doesn’t break, there will still be opportunities to push upward. But if this larger support zone is also broken, then this rebound after touching the 58 bottom will be pretty much happily over. Watch out for a second dip!
After a drop last night, there hasn’t been much of a rebound overnight either. It seems the rebound is still quite weak. Today, as long as price can’t rise above the white line, it means that the rebound on the smaller timeframe doesn’t have much momentum. Only if it closes above the white line will the rebound strength be significant. With tomorrow and the day after also coinciding with the weekend, I expect price to trade sideways during the day within the range between the low from last night’s wick and today’s white-line level. Personally, I still lean toward shorting at the rebound resistance levels. If BTC reaches the 61.5–62 range, then you can go long again!

Good evening, brothers—right after the plane landed, the market started dropping. In the afternoon live stream, I also specifically emphasized to be careful of an evening “needle.” The big coin and Ether directly pierced down to the first support level given at noon, and then started to rebound. If you boarded at the first support level, you’re already in profit. For the evening rebound, watch the white-line level. Only if the price closes above the white line can it be considered that the rebound has strength. If it can’t break above the white line, then it will either continue to dip further or keep sliding sideways in a bearish trend!
Night market analysis:
For BTC, pay attention to the 65,000 level at night. Only if it closes above this level can this pullback be considered over. If it moves back upward, watch the areas around 66,200–67,500–69,500 for short entries!

Good noon, brothers. Yesterday I said we were missing one big bearish candle down—last night it lived up to expectations and indeed dropped. On the way up, I kept talking about big BTC and big targets—aiming for around 67—and pressing shorts. This time the upward target has also been reached. Even shorting at this spot can still be profitable. If you missed it, don’t worry—just wait for the next spot to press shorts and get it done!
Now the smaller timeframe is starting to rebound. Today, as long as the daily timeframe can break below the white line position and then fail to close back above it, the daily timeframe will start to weaken and we should directly wait near the lower support area for long entries. If it doesn’t break below the white line position, then this pullback is over; the smaller timeframe will move into a range-bound upward trend. The target is around the highs from the past few days, and that’s where you look for short entries.

Good afternoon, brothers. After this round of rally in BTC and ETH, price started to consolidate at the top. On the smaller timeframes, things have started to weaken gradually. Today, can we break below yesterday’s prior low with just one big bearish candle? If we get one large bearish candle, then the speed of the move down will be quite fast. If there isn’t a big bearish candle, then the smaller timeframes will likely continue yesterday’s pattern and trade in a choppy downward range. The other night, when the whole market was getting caught in FOMO, I told everyone to short at the current price. Even though we’re currently in profit, the upside/downside range is only a bit over 1,000 USDT. Whether we can really take a big chunk of profit depends on the first support level. When price reaches the first support, reduce positions!
Today we should focus on the first support. As long as the daily timeframe does not break below this level, it’s considered a normal pullback. If the daily timeframe starts to break the first support, then it turns into a pullback trend, and the force of the retest will be relatively stronger. Longs can be opened lightly near the first support; if it drops further, you can add again. For shorts, wait for a rebound on the lower timeframe before taking the trade. For BTC around 66,300 and ETH around 1,940, set the stop loss above the previous high. If you’re worried about getting stopped out easily, then take a light entry at this level and add when price reaches the pressure area!

Good evening, brothers. Today during the day we drifted down for the whole session, and tonight we surged back up. Only Ethereum directly broke through yesterday’s high; the other three coins are still relatively weak, especially Bitcoin. It just pushed above today’s daytime rebound high and then fell back—this suggests that Bitcoin’s market-maker (dog庄) is truly a bit worn out. However, Ethereum’s market-maker seems to have thoughts of overthrowing and taking control. I hope it will pull back properly first, then gather strength and push upward again. Only by strongly breaking through the top of this move will we see a major trend. Otherwise, for the past two months, Bitcoin’s top has kept stalling right here.
Just now during the livestream, I stopped the brothers who wanted to open shorts around 1920. After the stream, I told everyone to short above 1945—if your position size is heavy, set your stop loss at 1955. I didn’t expect it to drop immediately after this pump. We successfully hit the stop-loss points—honestly, it’s a bit of a shame. But the short I wrote at 1953 this afternoon has already worked and I’m up—those brothers who got in, make sure you do your own moving stop-loss to lock in profits. Tonight, just wait for a pullback to the support area below before going long. If it doesn’t pull back and instead goes straight up, then near the resistance level, normal shorts are okay!

Good afternoon, brothers. After the broad market surged to a major top and pulled back last night, it rebounded again in the early hours. Fortunately, this wave of rebound did not break above last night’s peak, which suggests the bulls are starting to run out of steam. As long as today breaks below the white line, the smaller timeframe will start a pullback. Then you can look for longs again at the support level below!
Last night, the first target 66 for the short on the current price of the big coin has already been hit. Even though the profit isn’t much, it’s only a matter of time for it to come down. Today, if it breaks below 66, the next target will be around 64. Didn’t place shorts? Then last night we said to long lightly at the white line position—apart from this garbage BNB dropping down, the other three coins, once entered, immediately bounced back to around last night’s previous high. The shorts at the top were too hard to place, and the longs on the downside were also too hard to place—so just keep following the trend: buy when it rises and sell when it falls!

Good evening, brothers. The rally from yesterday to today is indeed pretty good. Big BTC has once again pushed to around the major resistance zone of 67,000–67,500. At this point, I placed a short order at 67,000. Just now it was off by only a few dozen bucks and I almost missed the entry. Earlier, I’ve repeatedly said that at this BTC price range, you can short at the resistance area. My orders from then were placed and sat for more than half a month without getting filled. Just now at the current price, I took a short. Target: 66,000–65,000. Stop loss: 68,000. If you’re scared, wait—after I take the loss, you can enter following me. Old fans should know that when you follow my entries, my win rate is 100%. Just wait!
This big surge is partly because funds are flowing back after the World Cup ends. Secondly, smaller timeframes have kept pushing up without pulling back to test; the uptrend is still intact. At this point, big BTC is also near a major resistance level. Shorting at the top of this area isn’t asking everyone to go all-in—it’s because shorting here is betting that price may top out and then pull back. Have you ever seen a market that just keeps going up or keeps going down nonstop, right?

Good afternoon, brothers. The big cake (BTC) bounced after dipping to the white-line level yesterday, and by the evening it had already risen to around the first resistance level. ETH and SOL directly broke through the first resistance level—Monday’s volatility is really nice. In this uptrend, BTC didn’t have a deep pullback, which means the bulls are still very strong. As long as the high from last night breaks strongly, the next target will be around the major resistance zone at 67–67.5!
If today the previous high can’t be pushed up through, then look for the pullback to the white-line level. As long as the white line isn’t broken, the previous high will eventually be breached. So for long positions, you can enter with a small position at the white-line level. If there’s a chance to pierce the needle and hit the first support, then enter longs with the normal position sizing. If the pullback doesn’t drop and instead keeps surging up to new highs, then it’s not recommended to chase. Just watch above and look for short opportunities instead.