2026-01-07 16:30:20

#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 After the non-farm payroll data was released yesterday, the market experienced a continuous downward correction. We kept our rhythm and made several trades, participating in both long and short positions, and the gains were quite good. Today, the intraday total was a span of 3789 points.

Let's review the core trades:

**Bitcoin (BTC)**: Shorted from 93342 to 91540 and exited, gaining 1802 points; later, went long from 91790, rebounded to 92776, earning 986 points; around 3 PM, shorted again from 92629 to 91795, adding 834 points.

**Ethereum (ETH)**: Also busy: shorted from 3266 to 3190, 76 points; went long from 3214 to 3264, 50 points; shorted from 3204 to 3163, 41 points.

Overall, when market sentiment shifts, following the trend is key. $BTC $ETH $BNB these mainstream coins have quite volatile fluctuations, and catching the rhythm allows you to seize opportunities.

BTC1.01%

ETH0.58%

BNB0.83%

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fork_in_the_road

· 01-07 17:00

Alright, the non-farm payroll wave was indeed fierce. This guy's rhythm is pretty good. --- 3789 points? Impressive, this move benefits both bulls and bears. I, a rookie, can only watch in awe. --- Regarding this ETH trade, it feels a bit scattered. Why is each one only capturing ten or twenty points? --- Honestly, it's all about catching the right rhythm. Otherwise, no matter how big the market moves, it's all pointless. --- That short position at 1802 on BTC was really satisfying. Too bad I didn't follow it yesterday. --- What does MSCI inclusion mean? Feels like this news is a bit shallow. The key is still to focus on this wave of market movements. --- I'd give this trading rhythm an 80 out of 100, just not sure how it performs when losing. --- Both longs and shorts are making money? So the market has never lost? --- That 50-point long position on the mistress is unbelievable. Truly daring to do anything.

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RugResistant

· 01-07 16:59

Yeah, this wave of momentum is indeed quite accurate. Following the non-farm payroll report, chasing the trend is the easiest way to get caught off guard. A 3789-point range sounds like a lot, but it still feels like we should be cautious of a pullback. Are all these orders really filled? Why do I always chase high and cut low? Is this MSCI thing just hype again? It seems like there are new concepts every day. Both longs and shorts are profitable, which indicates there are real opportunities in the market. It's just that my reaction speed is too slow. The ETH orders in this wave are not at major levels; instead, it feels like BTC is the main source of profit.

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ApeShotFirst

· 01-07 16:54

No way, 3789 points? Really? Bro, are you reviewing or showing off...

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 01-07 16:46

1. 3789 points? Are you dreaming or is your luck really that good? 2. After the non-farm payroll report, it's definitely hunting time. The rhythm is nailed down tightly. 3. This wave of switching between long and short is so fast. Why do I always operate in the opposite direction? 4. Going with the trend sounds simple, but in the market, it's all about reverse orders. 5. Why can others just look at the chart and see 1802 points, while I can only incur losses? 6. Is Bitcoin bullish or bearish? This volatility is a bit annoying. 7. I can still remember that 41-point order from Auntie Tai. A detail fanatic indeed. 8. Mainstream coins are so volatile; I think it's a warning sign. 9. Catching the rhythm? I haven't even found where the rhythm is. 10. This order was really ruthless. Am I here to learn techniques or to self-criticize? 11. The most likely time for a reversal is when emotions shift. Be careful, bro. 12. I haven't really seen many people making money both long and short.

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