Star Says Crypto | 7.2 SOL Short-Term Strategy Entry: 78.4-78.7 Stop Loss: 79.2 Target: 77-75 After SOL surged to 78.92, it met resistance and faced heavy selling pressure below the previous high. Do not blindly chase longs at lower levels—only bounce off resistance to short from the upper range. Fundamentally, spot Bitcoin ETFs have recently continued to see net outflows, with institutional risk-avoidance sentiment heating up and draining liquidity from altcoins. Combined with the recent escalation of tensions and friction in the Middle East, global safe-haven capital has returned to the US dollar and gold, putting pressure on the valuation of risk assets. With a lack of incremental capital and a convergence of macro negative factors, SOL is more likely to fall than rise in the short term—strictly carry the defense (stop loss) and follow the trend to trade bearish. $SOL #沃什宣告终结前瞻指引

This candle comes out, the chart simply drops the act! 🔥 The moment I opened the chart this morning, $ETH what a relief. It was still grinding back and forth before sleep a few days ago, but today it directly set the rhythm for long positions📈 When the chart hadn't fully started yet, I noticed that ETH's retracement could hold, the key level wasn't lost, and selling pressure didn't continue to increase👀 At that time, I indicated to look at opening long around 1557.35, not chasing the hype, but because the structure gave the signal. This is the rhythm. Now from 1557.35 to 1627.98, +788.63% has been realized🎯 That piece of meat on the ride tastes good. Only by enduring earlier can you catch later🚀 Operate without hesitation: first take profit on 80% and pocket it💰 The remaining 20% set as cost price protection. If it continues to surge, let profits run; if it pulls back, don't let the comfort you've earned turn into pain✅ Those who missed it, don't chase⚠️ Chasing late easily disrupts your mindset. Wait for a retracement confirmation, wait for the next clear signal before acting📌 The market doesn't lack opportunities; it lacks patience. ‍$BTC $SOL

Markets Are Moving, but Today's Bigger Story Is Infrastructure While BTC has recovered above $60K and ETH is back over $1.6K, the headlines today suggest that the next phase of competition is happening behind the scenes rather than on price charts. Meta is reportedly preparing to offer AI cloud services to outside customers, entering a market currently dominated by AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. AI development is becoming increasingly dependent on access to high-performance computing, making cloud infrastructure one of the most valuable parts of the industry. At the same time, Venice AI has raised $65 million in fresh funding led by Dragonfly. Capital continues to flow toward AI infrastructure, showing that investors remain focused on long-term technology adoption despite recent market volatility. For crypto traders, the key event today is the U.S. June Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report. Employment data often shapes expectations for future Federal Reserve policy, which can quickly influence risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. With U.S. markets closed tomorrow for Independence Day, today's reaction could drive much of this week's price action. Another interesting development comes from Tom Lee, who highlighted that the Ethereum Foundation is working on financial infrastructure and policy-related challenges. As blockchain adoption expands, regulation and institutional integration may become just as important as network upgrades. Today's takeaway is simple: capital, computing power, and macroeconomic policy are becoming the three forces shaping both AI and crypto. Price movements matter, but the infrastructure being built today is what could define the next market cycle. $BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌