2026-01-09 12:24:57

This week's trading rhythm was well managed. Short positions around 938 on Monday and around 943 on Tuesday were all profitable. When the market showed no opportunities on Wednesday, I stayed calm and on standby. On Thursday, I entered long positions at the current price of 89600 and successfully took profits above 91300, resulting in a weekly gain of over 1500 points. Behind this is not only precise entry points but also a deep understanding of key market turning points and maintaining discipline in the face of uncertainty—only trading high-probability opportunities.

Currently, the virtual asset market is at a critical juncture with bulls and bears locked in a tug-of-war. On the technical side, we still need to digest the selling pressure caused by Bloomberg Commodity Index's annual rebalancing, but the real determinant of the medium-term direction is the upcoming US non-farm payroll data release tonight. This data will directly influence the Federal Reserve's future policy stance, and its importance is self-evident. Looking long-term, low-interest rate expectations, rising geopolitical tensions, and high global fiscal debt are all structural factors supporting mainstream institutions' bullish outlook on digital currencies.

Before major news releases, the strategy is quite clear: liquidate positions in advance to avoid unpredictable and violent fluctuations. After the news is out, don’t rush to chase gains or cut losses; patiently wait for the market to find its balance or focus on deep pullbacks driven by panic selling.

The BTC long entry signal is around 87800, with additional positions at 86800. The short entry signal is around 92800, with additional positions at 93800. When the market hits these levels, take profits quickly—don’t be greedy, as such conditions often lead to whipsaws. Updates will be posted simultaneously on the plaza.

A new chapter in the 2026 market is unfolding, with opportunities lurking beneath the surface. Clear real trading strategies can provide precise entry and exit guidance, flexible position management, and real-time risk boundaries—turning every fluctuation into account growth. Waiting on the sidelines means missing out; taking immediate action is the right approach for 2026.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-10 17:32

A weekly gain of 1500 points sounds good, but I want to know more about the drawdown... --- Before major events like non-farm payroll data, you should clear your positions. I agree with this logic, but in reality, can anyone really do it? --- It's easy to talk about greed, but when you're near 92,800, who doesn't want to eat a little more... --- Where do the levels 87,800 and 86,800 come from? Are they based on technical analysis or just gut feeling? --- Clearing positions to avoid volatility vs. buying the dip during a pullback—aren't these two strategies contradictory? --- It sounds reasonable, but if you can make 1,500 points every week, wouldn't I be rich? --- People who understand discipline can indeed survive longer, but the market often rewards those with quick hearts. --- I've been caught in many traps of the "pullback" market that swings back and forth... --- The key is to grasp those high-probability opportunities. It's easy to say but hard to do. --- Clearing positions before non-farm payroll data—if the data is positive this time, you'll probably regret it again.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-09 12:54

1500 points? Really, or just bragging again haha The non-farm payroll data this time is indeed risky, I also ran early Greed is truly the biggest enemy in trading, no doubt I'm also watching the 87,800 and 92,800 levels, let's wait for the news to settle Don't rush me to buy the dip, I'm just watching and not moving

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RatioHunter

· 01-09 12:49

This week's rhythm has indeed been steady, but the key is that I haven't had a chance to dare to rest, unlike me who always wants to do something haha

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WhaleShadow

· 01-09 12:42

1500 points? This week has indeed been good, but the non-farm payroll data is a bit uncertain. Let's wait for the data. I agree with not chasing or killing positions. A few days ago, I saw someone chasing a high at over 88,000—what a fool, lost everything haha. I'm also watching the long signal at 87,800, but I'll wait for the non-farm payroll results before taking action. Clearing positions to avoid volatility is a safe move. The smartest operation this week was actually the day I did nothing.

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