Live Date: August 19, 2026

Lead Instructor: Instructor Zeyu

Live Platform: KTX Official Chinese Lark Group

Full Live Replay

Key Points This Session

1. BTC enters a correction confirmation phase after a rapid rise BTC quickly surged from about $62,600 to above $65,000, then pulled back to around $64,000. Short-term chasing of the rise is not recommended; attention should be paid to whether trendlines, horizontal supports, and volume can resonate together.

2. ETH attempts an upward breakout from a converging structure ETH rebounded from around $1,748 and entered a converging consolidation, attempting to break through the descending trendline. There is still resistance near $1,980 above, and an important support area around $1,868 below.

3. Structure recovery does not equal trend confirmation A single bullish candle, a brief breakout, or strengthening indicators are insufficient to confirm trend continuation; it is necessary to observe closing stability, pullback support after breakout, and volume changes together.
4. Signs of descending trendline breakout in crude oil Crude oil fell from a high near $93.5 and has been running in a descending channel for a long time. It has now attempted to break the short-term descending trendline. In the short term, focus on whether it can stabilize near $84, and watch key resistance at $88.5 and the $93–94 area above.
5. SK Hynix: focus on structure recovery after pullback The related asset fell from about 178 to near 150 before rebounding. Fibonacci retracement levels at 0.382, 0.5, and 0.618 can be used to judge recovery strength. If the rebound is blocked and it falls below the previous low, the original recovery logic fails.
6. SNDK enters high-volatility consolidation after a sharp rise After breaking the long-term descending trendline, SNDK surged rapidly, then pulled back to the $1,560–1,620 area. Short-term focus is on whether it can regain stability near $1,700–$1,730. In a high-volatility environment, position sizes should be actively reduced.
7. Unified trading process: trend—structure—pullback—confirmation—risk control First determine direction via daily or 4-hour charts, then mark trendlines, support/resistance, and volume concentration zones. Use Fibonacci to find pullback resonance points, wait for closing and volume confirmation before execution, and preset stop-loss, take-profit, and invalidation conditions.

Core conclusion this session: structure recovery does not mean trend confirmation. BTC, ETH, crude oil, and AI semiconductor assets should all be validated through “breakout and hold—pullback without break—volume cooperation,” combined with risk control at structure failure points.

1. Summary of This Session

This live session focused on whether the trend can continue after structure recovery. Instructor Zeyu did not define a single large bullish candle as a reversal but continuously observed whether price can hold above the trendline, if the pullback after breakout is supported, and whether volume and MACD momentum align.

The crypto asset section analyzed ETH and BTC in sequence: ETH strengthened near the upper boundary of a converging structure, while BTC pulled back after a rapid rise and attempted to retake the short-term trendline. The cross-asset section focused on the sustainability of crude oil’s breakout from a descending channel, and the recovery rhythm of AI semiconductor assets like SK Hynix and SNDK after high-level pullbacks.

Key Points This Session

• ETH structure recovery: watch for effective breakout above the converging upper boundary, focusing on previous high resistance and pullback support.
• BTC pullback after rise: avoid short-term chasing, wait for trendline, horizontal support, and volume to resonate again.
• Crude oil trend switch: daily and 4-hour charts show signs of descending trendline breakout, but resistance remains at previous highs and channel boundaries.
• SK Hynix pullback: use Fibonacci levels to judge rebound strength and avoid blindly chasing prices during mid-pullback.
• SNDK high-volatility recovery: after a large rise, it entered a pullback phase; short-term rebound needs to retake key retracement levels.
• Unified execution principles: first define direction, then draw structure, wait for confirmation, and finally control risk with structure failure points.

Core Questions This Session

2. BTC and ETH: Confirmation After Structure Recovery

ETH: Testing upward from converging structure

Both early and late parts of the live session returned to the 4-hour ETH structure. Price rebounded from around $1,748 and entered converging consolidation, then attempted to break the descending trendline. Resistance remains near $1,980 above, and the area around $1,868 below can serve as a structure support observation zone.

• If volume increases and price holds above the descending trendline during pullback, structure recovery credibility increases.
• If price spikes up but quickly falls back into the consolidation range, beware of false breakouts and re-examine lower support.
• MACD strengthening is only auxiliary; final execution depends on price structure and closing confirmation.

BTC: Pullback and re-selection after surge

BTC surged quickly from about $62,600 to above $65,000, then entered a pullback phase, attempting to stabilize near $64,000. The live session focused on whether the short-term descending trendline and previous high resistance can be broken again, and whether volume contracts during pullback.

Three conditions for a valid breakout

• Close firmly above key trendline or horizontal resistance, not just intraday brief piercing.
• Volume and momentum improve synchronously during breakout, avoiding price new highs with volume decline.
• Pullback after breakout holds original resistance area, turning resistance into support.

3. Crude Oil: Descending Trendline Breakout and Resistance Above

Crude oil (CL/USDT) fell from a high near $93.5 and has long run within a descending channel. It rebounded from around $74–$75 and broke the short-term descending trendline upward. The live session examined breakout quality using daily and 4-hour charts, emphasizing that “trendline breakout” does not mean “no resistance above.”

Additional Risks in Energy Trading

• Crude oil is influenced by inventory, geopolitics, the US dollar, and macro expectations; gap moves and quick reversals are more common than in ordinary volatile markets.
• If volume is insufficient after trendline breakout, or price falls back into the channel, consider the breakout failed.
• Longer holding periods require consideration of overnight volatility and event risks; position sizes should not be the same as for low-volatility assets.

4. AI Semiconductors: SK Hynix and SNDK

SK Hynix: Recovery strength after pullback

SK Hynix-related assets fell from about 178 to near 150 before rebounding. The live session used Fibonacci retracement levels at 0.382, 0.5, and 0.618 to judge rebound strength: the higher the retracement level recovered, the more complete the structure recovery; if the rebound is blocked and it falls below the previous low again, the original recovery logic fails.

SNDK: High-volatility consolidation after a surge

SNDK quickly rose to about 1,826 after breaking the long-term descending trendline, then pulled back to the 1,560–1,620 area and rebounded. The 4-hour chart was used to judge mid-term structure, and the 1-hour chart to observe short-term momentum recovery.

• First watch if it can stabilize again near 1,700–1,730, then observe the previous high area.
• Focus on support near 1,560–1,620 below; if broken, the high-level pullback may expand further.
• High-volatility assets should not use fixed position sizes like BTC or crude oil; positions should be reduced according to volatility.

5. Trading Process, Timeline, and Conclusion

Reusable Process

1. Determine the trend first: Use daily or 4-hour charts to confirm uptrend, downtrend, or consolidation.

2. Draw the structure: Mark previous highs and lows, trendlines, support/resistance, and volume concentration zones.

3. Calculate retracements: Use Fibonacci to find resonance zones but do not rely on a single ratio.

4. Wait for triggers: Observe closing stability, volume changes, and pullback support.

5. Pre-set risk control: Specify stop-loss, phased take-profit, and structure failure conditions before entry.

Live Timeline

00:00–10:00 Opening and Community Introduction

Instructor introduction, live content explanation, and community information.

10:00–25:00 ETH and Crude Oil

Observing ETH converging structure and crude oil descending trendline breakout.

25:00–35:00 Platform Demonstration and Interaction

Showcasing KTX related pages and responding to live questions.

35:00–50:00 BTC Structure Analysis

Review of pullback after rapid rise, trendlines, and key supports.

50:00–65:00 SK Hynix and Asset Rotation

Using Fibonacci to judge recovery strength after pullback.

65:00–81:12 SNDK, ETH and Crude Oil Review

Multi-asset switching, validating breakout, pullback, and volume changes.

Conclusion

The core conclusion this session is: structure recovery does not equal trend confirmation. BTC, ETH, crude oil, and AI semiconductor assets all require validation through “breakout and hold—pullback without break—volume cooperation.” Traders should prioritize opportunities with clear structure and reasonable risk-reward ratios and manage risk using structure failure points. KTX Platform Tools and Further Reading

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Risk Disclaimer

This article is a summary of live content for educational and market analysis purposes only. It does not constitute any investment advice, profit guarantee, or trading invitation. Digital assets, commodities, and high-volatility assets carry significant risks. Please independently assess your risk tolerance and strictly control your position sizes.