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$BTC The long positions at 66300 are trapped by 3000 points—are you still holding on? From heaven to hell, it’s just the last breath!

Brothers, for the friends chasing the mountaintop at 66300: with the cold wind blowing from 63800, what does it feel like inside? Seeing unrealized losses of more than 2,000 bucks—does it make you not even want to eat dinner?

At 66300, the chart lines up nicely with the MA99 moving average. Once it breaks below this line, the whole situation changes. Now MA7, MA25, and MA99 are all stacked above your head— the bearish order is very clear. Today the low hit 63666, matching the previous low closely, which shows that someone is indeed defending this level. But every rebound’s high keeps slipping lower—this is not a good sign.

So what to do with your long positions at 66300? There are two scenarios:

If you have bullets to add: Wait for the price to pull back and stabilize around 63600–63800, then add a position to bring your average cost to around 65,000. That way, if the rebound reaches 64,500–64,800, you may be able to reduce losses significantly or even exit at breakeven. Keep the add-on size to 30%–50% of your original position—don’t be too heavy.

If you have no bullets: Watch the previous low at 63666. As long as it doesn’t break, grit your teeth and hold on while waiting for a rebound. But when the rebound reaches 64,500–64,800, you must reduce your position—don’t dream that you can return to 66300. If 63666 breaks, don’t hesitate—exit decisively.

Trading idea: If you want to open a new position, you can try shorting around 64,500–64,800. That area is right at the moving-average resistance zone, with a decent risk-reward ratio.

Personal view: Overall, BTC is still weak. Geopolitical risks are pushing up oil prices, inflation expectations are weighing on risk assets, and it’s not easy to get a quick V-shaped recovery in the short term. Be prepared for a long battle.

Fellow fans who are stuck: bring your position screenshots and find me in the chat room. Mig will help you calculate levels and adjust your position—getting out isn’t guesswork; it’s accounting!

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$BTC 64000 Swaying and about to fall! As Trump’s war escalates, the bulls—can they still hold up this time?

Brothers, Bitcoin is back at 64,000 again. Doesn’t it look familiar? In the past, when it reached this level it bounced up—but this time things are really different.

Trump’s war against Iran has already entered its fifth month. What was supposed to be wrapped up in a few weeks has instead sunk deeper and deeper. The U.S. military has carried out strikes against Iran for 13 straight days; 18 U.S. service members have been killed. Brent crude has broken above 100, and U.S. gasoline prices have surged accordingly. And right around the corner are the midterm elections—Trump is more anxious than anyone about this situation.

What does this have to do with BTC? It has a lot to do with it. Oil prices rising means inflation won’t cool down, which means the Fed won’t dare to cut rates—so risk assets are all getting hit. BTC may be “digital gold,” but over these past few weeks, everyone has seen its performance: when U.S. stocks fall, BTC falls too. In terms of safe-haven appeal, in the face of tightening liquidity, it’s just a high-risk asset.

Looking at the chart: from above 65,400, price has been pressed down all the way to 63,666. MA7, MA25, and MA99 are all overhead, pressing down, and the indicators are arranged in a bearish order. Current price is 63,950—just that one last breath away from the prior low at 63,666. Once this level can’t be held, the next target is 62,000.

MiGe’s trading idea:
Short rallies into the 64,300–65,000 area and enter a short position again. For more aggressive traders, testing a short with a small position above 64,000 works too. For longs: wait for a wick down into the 62,500–62,000 area, look for stabilization, and then test again.

Personal view: Geopolitical uncertainty is increasing. A sudden surge in crude oil is not good news for risk assets. In the short term, there’s no logic for BTC to jump higher—so defense comes first.

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$CL Crude oil plunged 4%! Brothers who chased longs at 93, can you still hold on? 87.7 is your lifeline!

Brothers, those who chased crude oil longs at 93 are probably freaking out right now.

From around 91, it got pushed all the way down to 87.7, a pullback of about 4 points. That would be hard for anyone to stomach. But the good news is that this correction has temporarily found support around 87.75, and the bears didn’t break through this level, which means the buying interest below is still relatively strong.

Looking at the chart, the price is now hovering around 89.6. MA7 and MA25 are both in the 89.6-89.7 area, and the three moving averages are about to converge. What does that mean? It means the short-term bullish and bearish forces are close to balance, and there’s a high probability the market is about to choose a direction. Most importantly, MA99 is at 88.15, so the overall trend has not been completely damaged yet.

So what should you do with the long position from 93? There are two situations:

If you have bullets to add: wait for the price to return to 88.5-89 and add a small portion to lower your average cost, bringing the cost down below 91. That way, if it rebounds to around 90.5-91, you can lose less or even break even and exit. Don’t make the added position too large; keep it to 30%-50% of your previous position.

If you don’t have bullets: there are only two words right now — hold on? No. Watch the previous low at 87.7. As long as it doesn’t break, keep holding and wait for a rebound. Once it breaks, leave decisively and don’t hesitate. If it rebounds to the 90.5-91 range, reduce your position there; don’t be greedy and expect it to jump back to 93 all at once.

Trading idea: if you want to short, wait for it to rebound to around 90.5-91 before entering. That area is exactly where a lot of chips were accumulated earlier, so the resistance is not small. If you want to go long, wait for it to retest 88-88.5 and stabilize before trying again.

My view: the broader fundamentals for crude oil are still relatively strong, and geopolitical tensions haven’t cooled down. This pullback looks more like profit-taking by bulls rather than a trend reversal, but chasing longs at 93 was indeed too aggressive. Next time, remember to wait for a pullback before entering.

If you’re stuck in a position, bring your position screenshot to the chat room and find me. Mige will help you calculate the levels and adjust the position one-on-one — getting out of a losing trade is not fortune-telling, it’s bookkeeping!

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$ZEC 480 level breached! The longs are still hard-pressing, but the liquidation map tells us the shorts are about to close the net

Brothers, the ZEC price action is really head-splitting to watch.

When it dropped from 514 to 475, forty points disappeared in a flash. Anyone chasing longs right now probably can’t even eat peacefully. But the data shows that the ones most panicked right now aren’t retail traders—it’s the “smart money” that opened longs around 485.

The smart money data is interesting: longs have total open positions of 58.58 million, with an average entry price of 485.11, and they’re currently all in floating loss. Shorts, on the other hand, only have 0.86 million in open positions, but their profit ratio is as high as 82%, with an average entry price of 495.57—this wave has the shorts raking in huge gains. The long-to-short notional ratio is 290%; longs are massively one-sided, but that’s exactly the most dangerous situation. Once longs can’t hold and start cutting losses, the liquidation cascade will be extremely brutal.

The liquidation map is even more straightforward: if price moves upward, a lot of short positions have accumulated liquidations in the 483–485 area. In the short term, there may be a small rebound to sweep those short stop-outs. But if it goes downward: once 475 breaks, the liquidation intensity below isn’t dense, which means there’s no real support—this could turn into a free-fall.

Mig’s trading idea:
Go short—wait for a rebound up to the 483–485 area, then enter. That zone is also the longs’ average cost area and the liquidation band for shorts. Once price reaches this level, there’s likely to be a tug-of-war between longs and shorts, giving a solid entry point. For going long, only consider it after 475 holds—don’t rush to bottom-fish.

Personal view: ZEC has already broken below the lower boundary of its upward channel and is maintaining a downtrend. Selling rebounds is the better choice. Downside support still needs to be tested. There’s simply too little room to short at the current price—better to wait than enter and get trapped!

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$SPCX falls to 113; Morgan Stanley says "AI business is basically given away"! Is this cheap price you dare to pick up?

Brothers, Morgan Stanley this time really said it straight.

SpaceX smashed down from above 125 to 110, dropping nearly 15 points. Market sentiment is so pessimistic it feels like the company is about to go bankrupt. But did the fundamentals change? Not really. The analyst directly pointed out that at this price, the market is effectively saying SpaceX’s AI business is worth nothing—no, even a negative valuation.

That sounds a bit outrageous, right? After all, Starlink itself is a super data network, and on top of that there’s the AI computing power rollout. How could this segment possibly be “given away” for free? More than half of the target price of $300 comes from the AI business.

But think it through: next month, restricted shares will be unlocked. Insiders will be able to start selling, and the near-term selling pressure is real. The stock could still get hammered down toward the 100 area.

In terms of the chart: current price is 113.37, MA25 is at 114.37, MA99 is at 118.63—short-term moving averages are all pressing down. There isn’t yet a clear reversal signal. Whether the low at 110 can hold is the key.

Mig’s trading plan:
Shorts—on rebounds to the 115–117 area, continue entering. Aggressive traders can enter directly at the current price around 113.
Longs—wait for stabilization near 100, then try long positions.

My personal view: From a fundamentals perspective, this level is indeed not expensive. But the short-term unlock pressure is still there. Entering in batches is smarter than going all-in. Save some bullets and pick it up slowly in the 100–110 range.

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Is Trump planning to strike Iran again? Don’t be misled by the news—$ETH is just a powerless, incapable “dragon that can’t rise.”

The New York Times revealed that Old T had a meeting with senior advisers to discuss whether to expand military strikes against Iran. The earlier ceasefire agreement has already fallen apart. If this time they really move, the Middle East will blow up immediately, and global risk-off sentiment will rocket.

Looking at the market: ETH is trading around 1858. The 1909 high has already become a short-term ceiling. Today it dipped to a low of 1846, suggesting there’s considerable selling pressure overhead. As long as it doesn’t break down the resistance zone at 1890–1900, price action has been rebounding.

MIG trading advice:
Short around 1860–1870 and wait for the bounce to enter—it’s more comfortable. There’s no need to chase shorts. Aggressively, you can try a small short with a light position above 1860, but if you chase in here, you need to be able to withstand the volatility.

Personal view: In the short term, ETH is basically “follows the downside but not the upside.” Unless geopolitical tensions cool down, it’s hard for this one to deliver a decent rebound. Don’t get excited just because you see a small green candle. In this setup, controlling your hand matters more than charging around—wait until it truly stabilizes before acting.

If you want to follow MIG’s latest trading advice, or if you’re stuck in a position and don’t know what to do, come to the chat and contact MIG!

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$MU Micron fell from 987 to 905—are the people who bought the dip doing okay? Memory chips are basically an endless pit right now

Brothers, this wave from Micron really坑了（got） the people who chased longs.

987 dropped to 905—eighty points were gone just like that, and there wasn’t even a decent rebound in between. A lot of people saw “it’s down a lot” and rushed in thinking they could grab a bargain, but once they entered it was one trap after another. In this environment for tech stocks, where would memory chips get the confidence to rebound? Trump’s tariff stick is flying everywhere—trade wars are getting fiercer and fiercer. In just a week, the “Seven Tech Giants” evaporated 800 billion (in value), and money is running straight into safe-haven assets. With a stock like Micron, nobody’s willing to take it.

The panic from AI-related capital spending hasn’t even fully digested yet, and memory chips are also running into the off-season for demand. With these fundamentals, how are you telling me it can go up?

From the chart, around 905 it hasn’t broken down further for now, but MA25 and MA99 are both pressing down overhead. The short-term moving averages are trending downward too—this is the classic pattern of a rebound that lacks power.

Mig’s personal trading advice:
If you want to go short, don’t rush to chase. After this drop, wait until the rebound reaches around 940 before making your move—it’ll feel more comfortable. If you’re more aggressive and want to try a short, you can start with a small position just above 930 and observe.

Personal view:
Micron’s tough days haven’t ended yet. The low at 905 will most likely be tested again. Don’t rush to buy the dip—let the “bullets” fly a bit longer.

In this market, don’t fight the trend—surviving means following it. If your Micron long position is trapped and you don’t know what to do, come to the chat room and find Mig!

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$SNDK SanDisk plunges 7% in a single day! Don’t rush to catch the falling knife yet—this move may not be over

Bro, tech stocks have been a complete mess lately.

SanDisk dropped straight from 1591 to 1411—nearly a $200 decline. How many people bought the dip at the halfway point and started shouting for help? On the news front, the Iran-Iraq conflict has spooked the market, and Trump’s tariff hammer is swinging everywhere. The “Magnificent Seven” tech giants collectively lost $800 billion in market value in a single day. Tesla is down 18% over the week. Worries about AI capex spending have dragged the entire semiconductor sector down—SanDisk-type stocks are hit hardest by sentiment-driven selling.

From the chart, although today’s low at 1411 seems to have held temporarily, MA25 is at 1502 and MA99 at 1559—overhead is nothing but resistance lines. This is a classic bearish alignment. Getting a direct V-shape rebound would be harder than reaching heaven.

Mig’s trade plan:
If you’re conservative, short on a bounce into the 1480–1500 zone.
If you’re more aggressive, enter short positions around 1460.

My personal view: Don’t blindly bottom-pick in a downtrend. I also don’t see any signs of improvement in the news flow. This stock will likely need to test further downside.

In this kind of market, it’s better to miss the trade than to get it wrong. If you’re holding a losing position and don’t know how to handle it, come to the chat room to find Mig—I’ll help you one-on-one with ideas to unwind your trade!

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1291 buy on the dip $SKHYNIX : Hynix got trapped in a deep mess! Don’t panic—Mig will tell you the way to get out from this position!

Bro, is this wave of the 1291 long just top-of-the-mountain bluffing? Don’t rush—I’ll show you how to unwind it.

From the chart: SK Hynix is currently at 1187. On the 1-hour timeframe, the MA7 (1175) has turned upward, suggesting near-term selling pressure is weakening. But the MA25 (1195) and MA99 (1262) are still overhead, so it’s not easy for the 1291 level to bounce straight back in the short term. The good news: today the low hit 1156 without breaking the previous low, and there are buy orders below—bear power is fading.

Mig’s de-risking strategy:

If you have bullets (extra capital): add 10% position between 1180–1185 to lower your average cost to around 1235. Then, if the price rebounds to 1210–1220, reduce the added portion first. The rest can be held back near your breakeven and then exit.

If you don’t have bullets: don’t cut. Hold on and wait for the rebound to 1195–1205, and trim in batches. Don’t expect to go straight back to 1291 in one shot—first reduce your position size.

Personal view: Cutting at this spot isn’t worth it. The rebound hasn’t finished yet, but don’t get greedy. Near breakeven, you should take profit and leave. Next time, don’t chase highs.

What are your exact position and cost basis? Bring your holding screenshot into the chat room, and Mig will tailor the safest de-risking plan for you!

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Iran and Iraq go at it $CL crude oil goes straight to the moon! If 89.5 holds and doesn’t break, buy more right away—don’t wait until it’s above 90 to chase higher.

Brothers, don’t look anymore—the oil price is about to stir things up again!

As the conflict between Iran and Iraq escalates, the Strait of Hormuz is effectively choked, and Asian refiners’ August expansion plans are thrown into chaos. The Houthis have also threatened to blockade the Red Sea. Saudi crude—3 million barrels per day—has to detour. Isn’t this basically forcing oil prices higher? On top of that, Russian refineries have been hit hard by drone attacks; diesel exports are constrained, and global refining profits have already hit the highest levels in history. Tell me—can oil prices not rise?

From the chart: CL is around 89.49 now, hovering below the MA7 on the 1-hour timeframe, but the MA99 is providing support—this is a classic long-side buildup pattern. The recent low at 87.75 from the other day wasn’t broken, which shows buy-side support below is very strong.

Mige trading plan:
Go long near 89.3–89.5, enter directly there. Target 92.4; if it breaks through, hold and look for 94.

Personal viewpoint summary:
This leg in crude is driven by a dual force: geopolitics plus a supply gap. The technical bottom structure is clear. As long as 89.5 doesn’t break, it’s an excellent entry point. The upside potential is far greater than the downside risk, and the risk-reward is attractive. The only variable is whether the news cools off—but the stop-loss is already set, so there’s nothing to be afraid of.

Want to follow Mige, or you’ve got positions trapped—come to the chat room and find Mige. Mige will give you the latest trading ideas and de-risking/escape plan one-on-one!

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1560 after chasing longs got trapped 130 points! $SNDK Sandisk plunged 10% and broke through the moving average, Mige: don’t cut losses in panic, here’s the first place to watch for a rebound!

Brothers, SNDK’s move today was brutal! It got smashed all the way from 1594 down to 1411, a drop of nearly 200 points, but let me tell you the truth—when panic reaches the extreme, opportunities are often beginning to brew.

SNDK is now at 1432. On the daily chart, MA7 has just been broken, with MA25 and MA99 all pressing overhead. The short-term technical picture has indeed deteriorated. But after hitting 1411 intraday, it rebounded quickly, forming a higher low compared with the July 14 low of 1310 and the July 18 low of 1339—the bottom structure is actually quietly rising. RSI has already fallen into oversold territory, short-term downside momentum is fading, and a technical rebound could be triggered at any time. The first resistance is 1450-1460, while 1480-1500 is a strong resistance zone.

On the news side, today’s plunge in Sandisk was more due to the broader market dragging it down—the Nasdaq fell sharply by 2.15% last night, the Korean market collapsed, and global semiconductor sentiment was suppressed. But the fundamentals of the memory sector have not worsened: Nvidia raised prices, the three major memory giants will report earnings next week, and AI demand remains strong. This round of decline is more driven by sentiment and de-leveraging, not by a broken underlying logic.

Mige’s de-trapping approach gives you three directions:

If you are lightly trapped (within 30%), hold and wait for a rebound, reduce positions around 1450-1460, and exit with a small loss;

If you are heavily trapped (more than 50%), first reduce half around the current price of 1430, then add it back around 1380-1400 to lower your average cost;

If you still have bullets left, wait for the price to stabilize around 1400-1410 and add a small long position, then close everything together on a rebound to 1450-1460.

Brothers, SNDK has dropped from 1694 to 1411, nearly 300 points, and the panic selling has basically been released. 1400-1410 is a prior high-volume trading zone, and there is support at this level. Don’t cut losses in panic, and don’t blindly average down in a downtrend—wait for stabilization signals before acting.

What are your position size and cost basis? Come to the chat room with a screenshot of your holdings, and Mige will give you the safest customized de-trapping plan!

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$SKHYNIX After the U.S. stock market opened, it also fell to the target level. Take profit at the third target and exit!
The trading advice is the same: enter a short position directly around 1220. If there's a rebound, enter again around 1240—that's also eating on the short. Congratulations to the brothers who followed along and got the meat!

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NVIDIA raises prices, Apple bargains hard, and the South Korean president signs deals in the U.S.! Next week, the three storage giants report earnings and make a fortune—Mig says the most worth doing this week: watch closely!

Brothers, there are plenty of pre-market headlines tonight, and I’ll run through the key points for you.

NVIDIA raises prices
NVIDIA has already sent a price-hike notice to graphics card partners, covering GDDR6 and GDDR7 memory modules. In plain terms: GPU chips and memory are bundled and sold together—and now they’re getting more expensive, so graphics cards will only cost more. AI demand is so fierce that NVIDIA doesn’t worry about sales at all.

Apple is pushed into a corner by costs
Memory chip prices have continued to surge, pushing up the cost of the entire iPhone. Apple directly puts pressure on the supply chain—demanding that display panel suppliers sharply cut OLED screen prices. Upstream prices are rising, but downstream can’t take it—Apple’s move is basically “breaking down one wall to patch another.”

Intel’s earnings are explosive
Intel’s Q2 revenue rose 25% year over year, the strongest growth pace in nearly fifteen years, and its data center business jumped 60% year over year. The Q3 guidance is more than 8% above analysts’ expectations. What’s most surprising is that data center business growth is up 60%, suggesting that the AI-chip boom is spilling over into traditional CPU giants.

The South Korean president signs a big deal in the U.S.
During President Lee Jae-myung’s visit to the U.S., Samsung and SK hynix will sign “huge” agreements with major U.S. technology giants—potentially including long-term chip supply contracts and strategic investment cooperation. The memory giants are clinging to the U.S. power leg.

The three storage giants report earnings next week
July 29: SK hynix. July 30: Samsung. July 31: Kioxia. Samsung’s Q2 revenue surged 129% year over year, with profit jumping 18-fold. SK hynix’s HBM demand is strong, and earnings are expected to be impressive. Kioxia’s Q2 profit forecast is set to double. The memory sector’s earnings rally will officially kick off next week.

Mig’s take:
Brothers, with NVIDIA raising prices, the South Korean president signing deals in the U.S., and the three storage giants reporting results next week, the signals are very clear: memory chip market conditions are not cooling down—they’re moving higher. For next week’s earnings rally, positioning early beats chasing highs. Don’t wait until prices climb and then slap your thigh.

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How are the brothers who shorted 84 doing? $CL The oil price has surged to 90—are you still stubbornly holding on? The trend has changed. Holding positions is basically suicide!

Brothers, for those who shorted CL at 84 and are now stuck in the red—right now the oil price is hovering around 89, repeatedly grinding. Your short position is currently floating at nearly a 5% loss. But Migg is going to tell you the truth— the trend is still in the bulls’ hands. Don’t keep stubbornly fighting in the wrong direction.

Current crude oil price: 89.24. After falling from 93.47, it has been consolidating in the 88.7–89.5 range. The MACD fast/slow lines have formed a high-level dead cross, suggesting short-term pullback needs. But MA99 is still holding up around 86.69, so the medium-term trend remains generally bullish.

In terms of news: Trump has lost patience with the war involving Iran. Houthi forces attacked oil tankers in the Red Sea, and the oil price could surge again at any moment. Before the weekend, risk-avoidance sentiment among funds is strong, but the geopolitical premium hasn’t fully played out yet.

Migg gives you a few directions:

If you’re lightly trapped (within 30%): when it pulls back to around 88–88.5, cut your loss and exit. Accept the small loss—don’t wait for a rebound and keep holding.

If you’re heavily trapped (more than 50%): near 89, cut your position by half first to reduce exposure, then if it rebounds to 90–90.5, consider adding shorts to average down.

If you still have bullets: wait for a rebound to around 90–90.5 and add a small amount of shorts. Targets are 88–87.5. If it breaks below 87.5 with heavy volume, you can add more and chase the short.

Brothers, the short direction at 84 is indeed against the trend. If you’re wrong, own up to it—don’t stubbornly hold in the wrong direction. Oil could surge upward at any time with just one shot in the Middle East. Position control matters more than anything.

Hard to catch the real-time levels? Come to the homepage and find Migg pinned at the top—one-on-one will have you watching the market closely, helping you precisely escape the top and catch the bottom. Your position—I’ll take responsibility!

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66340 long positions trapped by 1300 points! $BTC has broken below 65000. MiGe: Don’t hold on—first look at this level!

Brothers, the brothers who chased longs with 66340 and got trapped—now the price has already fallen below 65000, and you’re sitting on an unrealized loss of over 1300 points. You’re definitely cursing by now. But MiGe tells you the truth—if 65000 can’t hold, then it’s likely going to 64500, or even 64000. Don’t stubbornly hold on in the wrong direction.

On the 1-hour chart, after pulling back from 65780, the MACD has formed a bearish cross and is diverging downward. In the short term, bears have the advantage. Below, 64500-64600 is a previous high-volume trading zone. If this area can’t be defended, it could directly retrace to 63500-63800. Above, 65200-65500 has already formed a resistance zone.

The news is all bearish—an ETF saw its consecutive 7-day net inflow end, with yesterday’s net outflow of 225 million; escalation in the Iran-U.S. conflict has pushed oil prices to around $100; and over the weekend, risk-avoidance sentiment is strong. BTC is also falling along with the risk-avoidance capital, and in the short term there’s no clear sign of a bottoming.

MiGe gives you a few options:

If you’re trapped with a light position (within 30%), place your stop loss below 64500. Wait for a rebound to 65200-65500 to reduce and exit—accept the small loss;

If you’re trapped with a heavy position (more than 50%), reduce about half around 64995 to bring your exposure down. Don’t wait for a liquidation;

If you still have bullets left, wait for a pullback to stabilize around 64500-64600 before adding to lower your average price. Then when it rebounds to 65200-65500, close it all together.

Brothers, the 66340 long was bought right after a high and pullback—the direction really went against the short-term trend. If you’re wrong, admit it—don’t stubbornly hold on in the wrong direction. What exactly are your position size and entry cost? Come to the chat room and bring a screenshot of your holdings—MiGe will tailor the safest and most suitable exit plan for you!

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$ZEC Bought too much US stock tokens—change the flavor a bit. Still holding ZEC tightly. The low was 495. After averaging down, there's nearly 40 points of drawdown profit space. The brothers who followed are eating meat again!!

If you still don't know the specific entry price and your current positions are still trapped, come to the chat room and find Mig. I'll help you one-on-one to map out an exit strategy and get you unstuck. Let's eat meat together!!

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Trump has lost patience with a war with Iran! Oil prices soar to $100—yet $BTC has held at 65,000. MiG: If it’s not dropping, then it’s strong!

Brothers, the U.S.-Iran conflict has entered its fifth month, and Trump has completely lost patience. In a White House meeting, he directly erupted, showing extreme dissatisfaction with Iran’s leadership.

On the 1-hour chart, the MACD fast and slow lines are sticking near the zero axis, volume is shrinking—this is a classic “waiting for direction selection” pattern. 66,000 above is short-term resistance; a breakout would open 66,500–67,000. 64,500 below is strong support; if it breaks, look for 63,500–63,000. However, on-chain data shows that the cost basis for short-term holders is around 68,800, meaning they’re still in a loss. Below 65,000, sell pressure is limited.

News interpretation: Oil surging to $100, U.S. Treasury yields hitting the highest level of Trump’s second term, and rising pressure from midterm elections—all are bearish factors. But BTC hasn’t fallen, which suggests the market has already priced in the war-related news pretty much. Trump’s internal camp is also divided—Kushner is still negotiating an agreement, while the hardliners are already preparing to keep fighting. Uncertainty over the weekend is high, so money is afraid to act recklessly.

MiG long/short two-way trading suggestions:
Go long on a dip-and-wick pullback—enter long around 63,700–62,500. For the aggressive, test longs if price stabilizes around 64,800–65,000.
Short on a high push—test a short lightly around 66,300–67,000. For the aggressive, if a rebound shows a stalling pattern around 65,800–66,000, test a short lightly.

Brothers, a bunch of bad news is piling up, and BTC is holding at 64,500—that’s the bulls’ confidence. The weekend news flow may intensify, but the direction hasn’t clearly emerged yet.

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Short sellers are raking in profits of $15.5 billion and still adding to the position! $SPCX drops to 110 and hits a historical low—MIG: $100 first!

Brothers, SPCX is collapsing again today. The intraday low hit 110.85, setting a new all-time low since listing, and the current price is 116.34. From the historical high of 225.64, it has fallen to nearly half of that now—its market value has evaporated by over a trillion. The short sellers haven’t run; they’re疯狂加仓.

Short-seller data is shocking
As of July 22, cumulative paper profits for investors shorting SPCX have reached $15.5 billion. Short interest has surged from about 40 million shares at the IPO to around 200 million shares, accounting for 32% of the float. The size of the short position is about $25 billion. Ortex data is even more direct—short sellers haven’t taken profits; instead, they’ve been continuously adding to their shorts.

A bigger risk is coming in August
On August 4, SpaceX will release its first earnings report since going public. Two days later, 911.5 million shares held by insiders will be allowed to be sold legally—an amount that exceeds the total shares issued in the entire IPO. On the fundamentals: SpaceX’s revenue in 2025 was $18.7 billion, but it recorded a net loss of $4.9 billion. Average revenue per Starlink user has already fallen to $66.

MIG’s trading suggestions for both sides:
Short on rebounds: around 118–119, continue entering short positions. If you’re aggressive, continue shorting at the current price of 116. For longs: wait at least for a surge and a breakout above 122 with stabilization before considering, or attempt again after it stops falling and stabilizes near the prior low of 111.

Musk warned that the survival probability of institutions holding short positions long-term is extremely low. The result? Short sellers simply didn’t care and kept adding to their positions. In August, a double blast is on the way: the unlocking wave plus the earnings report—this bottom looks bottomless. Don’t reach out to catch flying knives!

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