The best trade for bitcoin this week (watch for this!)

10 Jul 2026 · 13 min
13:08

In this video, Xuan (the presenter) opens with a reminder about a $25,000 giveaway and invites viewers to join a live Q&A call. He introduces himself, cites a 78% win rate from his daily trade calls, and then analyzes the current Bitcoin market, describing the week as a low‑volatility, range‑bound environment that challenges his trend‑trading system. He explains why overtrading is a common pitfall during such periods and emphasizes the importance of mental models and disciplined execution over merely chasing signals. Xuan promotes his Bootcamp program as a solution for traders struggling with execution. He then presents a concrete trade setup: a bullish daily and 1‑hour bias, an upcoming bullish order block, primary target around $65,600 (aspirational $67,000) and a reversal watch level at $63,800, with a recommended trade window of 7‑10 AM New York and no news influence. He discusses the misconception of “fair value,” advocates riding momentum trades, and notes he will post live trade updates on X. The video concludes with a hopeful outlook for next week, a reminder to join the giveaway, and a sign‑off.

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