#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Momentum after the holiday hasn't slowed down, maintaining consistent outlook — predominantly bearish.

After yesterday's US non-farm employment data release, the clear signal of falling unemployment significantly altered market expectations. The probability of delayed rate cuts surged substantially, which is a definitive bearish signal for crypto markets. However, Bitcoin didn't plummet immediately after the data release, so we chose to wait patiently. Early morning comments from Federal Reserve officials triggered a rally, pushing price to the 91500-92000 range, which became the optimal shorting position. Subsequently, the market pulled back to 90300, with all short positions fully closed in profit — this move was indeed substantial.

Today is Saturday, and the market typically experiences smaller fluctuations, but the overall sentiment still leans downward. Worth noting is yesterday's pattern of "rapid rallies without consolidation, followed by sharp selloffs," which clearly suggests possible high-level distribution. The short pressure not fully released in the previous two days will likely accumulate gradually over the weekend, with key support below targeting the 89500-88600 range.

Specific operational strategy:
For BTC, opening shorts in the 90800-91200 zone is the primary plan. First target points to 89800; if this breaks, continue targeting 89300-88600. Once approaching 89800 for the first time, consider light longs for rebound; but if it directly breaks below 89800, wait until 89300 before considering entry.

Ethereum situation is relatively straightforward — this period is all about repair rallies, with weak rebound strength, completely following Bitcoin's pace, so synchronized operations solve the problem.

Core logic ends here. No need to stare at charts over the weekend; spend more time with family resting, and wait for key levels to emerge before taking action. $BTC