#美联储降息 Last night, the $ETH long strategy was indeed quite good— from setup to closing, it locked in 40 points in less than an hour. The key to this approach lies in grasping the market rhythm.
Non-farm payroll data will be released at 9:30 today, and such macro events often trigger significant volatility in the crypto market. Instead of sticking rigidly to a single judgment, it's better to understand the possible trend logic in advance. For example, in the half-hour before the data release, there is usually a clear probing market; once the data is out, the reaction speed of leading coins like $BTC and $SOL is often the fastest.
Both upward and downward movements present trading opportunities— the key is whether you can capture them accurately. In this high-volatility environment, a sense of rhythm is more valuable than a sense of direction. If you're interested in discussing market analysis and real-time response strategies, feel free to reach out.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-18 17:30
Closing 40 points per hour, this pace is truly amazing. I'm also waiting for the non-farm payrolls wave.
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PoetryOnChain
· 12-16 14:28
Market analysis is indeed well explained, but to be honest, reproducing a 40-point move per hour at this frequency is too difficult to do consistently.
This week has indeed been filled with macro events, and non-farm payrolls and rate cuts can easily cause volatility. I agree that rhythm is more important than direction—those who keep the rhythm well tend to earn more than those who just guess the direction blindly.
But to be fair, can the half-hour of probing the market really be reliably captured? It feels like monitoring the market too intensively.
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EthMaximalist
· 12-16 11:41
40 points without hype or negativity, there is indeed some substance. The key is that most people can't maintain this discipline; they panic as soon as a data point is released.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-16 11:38
40 points an hour? This rhythm is really incredible. I almost couldn't keep up yesterday haha
Before and after major events like non-farm payrolls, it's really about who reacts faster. BTC usually reacts instantly, while SOL sometimes lags, and that spread is money
However, I have to say, in this kind of volatile environment, many people lose money due to slips... For safety, I still prefer to focus on the opportunities during the testing phase. Once the data is confirmed, it's easier to get caught in a trap
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GhostAddressMiner
· 12-16 11:36
40 points? Haha, the fund migration trajectories of those big players have long been written on the chain; you just can't see them. The probing trades half an hour before the non-farm payrolls, to put it simply, are whales testing liquidity depth.
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OfflineValidator
· 12-16 11:35
40 points an hour, that's a bit intense. But I think before major events like non-farm payrolls, testing positions is more comfortable than risking everything...
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Lonely_Validator
· 12-16 11:32
40 points per hour? Wake up, brother. Is this backtesting or a real account?
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MrRightClick
· 12-16 11:31
40 points an hour and you're done? The rhythm is really there. I do the same, and right before the non-farm payrolls, it's indeed easier to catch the bottom.
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SigmaValidator
· 12-16 11:29
40 points an hour? That's outrageous. Still daring to go long before the non-farm payrolls, really brave.
#美联储降息 Last night, the $ETH long strategy was indeed quite good— from setup to closing, it locked in 40 points in less than an hour. The key to this approach lies in grasping the market rhythm.
Non-farm payroll data will be released at 9:30 today, and such macro events often trigger significant volatility in the crypto market. Instead of sticking rigidly to a single judgment, it's better to understand the possible trend logic in advance. For example, in the half-hour before the data release, there is usually a clear probing market; once the data is out, the reaction speed of leading coins like $BTC and $SOL is often the fastest.
Both upward and downward movements present trading opportunities— the key is whether you can capture them accurately. In this high-volatility environment, a sense of rhythm is more valuable than a sense of direction. If you're interested in discussing market analysis and real-time response strategies, feel free to reach out.