7.28 Tuesday SNDK afternoon outlook On July 28, SNDK saw a sharp drop, with the current price trading around $1,223. The 24-hour decline is nearly 16%, and the intraday range is $1,188–$1,518. Driven by a rapid pullback in global risk appetite, along with funds moving early to avoid the risk of the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting, the storage sector faced a concentrated sell-off From a technical perspective, the first near-term resistance is set at the intraday high of $1,518. $1,375, which previously acted as support, has turned into strong resistance. Only if price can trade above $1,375 with increased volume and hold can weakness caused by the short-term crash be alleviated. Below, the key near-term support is $1,188, which is this round’s intraday low. If it breaks down effectively, downside room will open further, and the next support to watch is $1,170. Trade suggestion: 1230–1235, target 1200–1180$BTC $ETH $SOL

🚀 $SOL – Showing strong upward bias 🟢 SOL LONG 🎯 Entry: 73.25 – 73.30 🛑 Stop Loss: 71.81 🎯 TP: 74.74 - 76.21 - 77.67

7.28 Lao Jiang’s psychological journey Ever since I stepped into the crypto circle, it’s been exactly nine years. Back then, like most retail traders, I carried fantasies of getting rich quick and rushed into the market. I took my principal and frequently “all-in” (梭哈), piled into high-risk bets (重舱博弈), chasing pumps and panicking into sells, getting repeatedly harvested again and again by market swings. I held heavy positions and stubbornly endured (重舱扛丹), didn’t set stops (不带止笋), and when things turned against me, I kept dying hard (逆势死扛). With two rounds of 1,000 oil principal, the losses followed one after another, wiping me out. I spent sleepless nights poring over it with regret, but still fell for the next wave of market opportunities over and over. It was only during that period that I finally woke up: the speed at which the crypto market eliminates people is far faster than the speed at which people can make money. Survive first—then you’ll have the right to talk about winning profits. After years of hands-on grinding, I’ve set my own unchanging trading rules. I never place orders based on emotion. Every entry depends on K-line structure, volume and momentum, and support from key price levels. I refuse to follow rumors and chase trends, and I refuse to gamble on up or down based on gut feeling. Like last night’s BTC “big pie” waterfall drop, I gave the “lower zone” range in the morning. This wasn’t blind guessing on the bounce or fall. People are alive, not dead objects. Only by moving with the market can you avoid falling behind. Don’t be too self-obsessed and blind to the point of stubbornly “holding to the end.” The market won’t feel sorry for you—only you, and some useless emotions, will. The market will never follow your subjective wishes. Wrong predictions and sudden reversals of your thinking are the norm. No one can hit the mark every time. If you’re wrong, cut losses in time and adjust your approach; if you’re right, hold your profits and guard your gains. Abandon the greed to get rich overnight! Follow trading discipline, go with the trend, and stabilize your execution—then you can keep your footing in a market of constant ups and downs for the long term $BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌