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MerkleTreeHugger
· 12-20 05:27
1700u floating profit is pretty good, non-farm payrolls really gave a boost this time
2. sol's pace is a bit fierce, can it still be chased?
3. Wait, is this strategy really stable or just luck, honestly
4. The order from last night has now broken even, feels like the market is about to change
5. Holding 1700u, is there still hope later, brother?
6. Non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations and directly pushed the market, didn't react in the morning
7. What's the thinking behind sol's operation this wave, share it please
8. Floating profit not realized is just paper wealth, brother
9. As soon as US employment data comes out, the market gets chaotic
10. Is sol still rising, is 1700u a small profit or a big profit?
11. If accuracy were high, I would have been a millionaire long ago
12. Should the market adjust after non-farm payrolls?
13. Holding the position, how uncomfortable must that be?
14. When is the best time to exit this 1700u to be more stable?
15. Did the last night's position in sol bet correctly?
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DegenTherapist
· 12-20 03:57
1700u is okay, but non-farm data like this is just gambling. If you're lucky, you'll cut it without mistakes.
2. Can SOL withstand this wave? When US data heats up, hot money just runs away, and retail investors like us can only chase the tail.
3. It's not about accuracy; it's just betting on what the Fed will do next, plain and simple.
4. Those who stubbornly hold their positions are all leeks; taking profits when the time is right is the way to go.
5. Unrealized gains are just paper wealth; when non-farm shocks hit, they can vanish instantly. I've seen too many cases.
6. Repeatedly cutting between ETH and SOL—does that mean high accuracy? Laughable.
7. Strong US employment is actually bad for the crypto market. You haven't seen the situation clearly.
8. When will 1700u turn into real money? Come back and boast. Right now, it's just a number.
9. Whoever is most accurate in this wave is the real scammer; it's all about probabilities.
10. Wake up, non-farm is a cyclical dump. You should prepare to cut losses.
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FortuneTeller42
· 12-20 00:44
1700u is not a big deal; it's good enough if we can hold up against such a crazy non-farm payroll report.
Can SOL break through 200 this time? Feels like there's a chance.
Honestly, the accuracy is just so-so; just for some psychological comfort.
The ones who got in last night should be eating noodles now, haha.
In this kind of market, make some profit and then run; don't be greedy. Take profits when the time is right, everyone.
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0xSunnyDay
· 12-17 18:08
1700u hand? Bro, your luck is pretty good this time.
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The non-farm data is so strong, ETH can still hold up, which is quite impressive.
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I'm just worried that this floating profit could disappear with a single pullback...
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If you enter at this level for SOL, you need to carefully calculate where to set the stop-loss.
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Strategy accuracy? Honestly, I think luck plays a bigger role.
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US data exceeding expectations = the Federal Reserve might be more hawkish, crypto circle needs to be cautious.
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Holding onto ETH with such determination does take some courage, but given the current situation...
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1700 is really a lot, take profits when the time is right? Or keep going?
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The money made this time is enough to pay for tuition fees, haha.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-17 09:19
The non-farm payrolls beat the expectations, and this wave was definitely worth the wait. SOL's momentum is quite strong.
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SighingCashier
· 12-17 09:18
1700u? Bro, your move. Non-farm payrolls this time really didn't go to waste.
2. Sol has surged quite aggressively this wave. There should be quite a few people caught holding at high levels.
3. Saying the accuracy is good-looking, but isn't it just luck... But if you're making money, these details don't matter anymore.
4. Ethereum die-hard supporters are still holding on. I sold early; this non-farm payrolls wave is too exciting.
5. Unrealized gains should be secured in your pocket; don’t complain if it drops back later.
6. To be honest, strong US data is beneficial for the market, but the risks are coming along too.
7. 1700u is indeed feasible, but can this kind of operation be repeated? That’s the real question.
8. So many people are following Sol’s rise; I’m still observing... Let’s wait and see.
9. Will non-farm payrolls exceeding expectations necessarily lead to a rise? It seems there’s always some surprise.
10. Let’s discuss? Or better yet, share your entry points; that’s more meaningful.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-17 09:18
1700u? Bro, you're already showing off your account, if the non-farm payrolls hadn't caused a sell-off, you'd be lucky.
Do you not understand what strong non-farm payrolls mean? The Federal Reserve will continue to be hawkish. This wave of Ethereum is just a rhythm of harvesting the little guys.
There's no way you're still holding that position from last night. I've already run away.
SOL has risen quite well, but only gamblers would go all-in on such data.
1700u and you're bragging? Let's talk again after a 20% pullback, bro.
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LootboxPhobia
· 12-17 09:13
1700u unrealized profit can indeed be hyped, but don't take non-farm payroll data too seriously. Don't cry next time there's a dump.
Can SOL still surge this time? I feel like it's time to run.
These ETH holders really can't keep their composure. I've already fully sold and gone to sleep.
Good data ≠ good coins. Don't be fooled, everyone.
Accuracy? Uh... there's still a lot of luck involved.
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SigmaValidator
· 12-17 09:10
1700u is enough, I'll take half to lock in profits first
2. sol really caught this wave, the non-farm payrolls data was indeed a strong boost
3. die-hard fans are still holding on, I already sold out haha
4. Precision depends a bit on luck, there's no 100% certainty
5. Real gains are only realized when you lock in profits, don't be greedy
6. Non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations, that's how the crypto market is, everyone follows the trend when it rises
7. 1700u is enough, taking profits when the time is right is the safest
8. What is the mindset of those holding onto ETH now?
9. This strategy has some merit, but I don't believe it can last forever
10. The time to run might be here, everyone
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-17 08:51
1700u is still okay, but after data like non-farm payrolls is released, the market is still prone to reversal. It depends on what the Federal Reserve's attitude will be next.
2. Sol has surged too quickly this wave; be careful that those who bought the dip might get trapped.
3. You claim such high accuracy, but don’t complain when the market drops next time haha.
4. All floating profits are just floating profits; the key is to lock in gains. Should you sell now or keep holding?
5. Non-farm payrolls exceeding expectations are bullish; this logic is indeed a bit too straightforward.
6. By the way, at what price levels did you enter last night? Have you set your stop-loss?
7. Bitcoin hasn't moved much; ETH and SOL are the main ones riding the upward expectation.
8. 1700 is already a lot; don’t be greedy or you might give it all back. Take profits when the market looks good.
9. Strong US data suggests short-term bullishness, but long-term depends on rate hike expectations.
10. Discussing this market for a long time is pointless; it mainly depends on how the trend develops.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Ethereum enthusiasts are still holding their positions. Are you still holding the positions you opened last night? 😁😁
Currently, the account has a floating profit of 1700 USD. Everyone knows how this strategy performs—how accurate it is. Feel free to discuss.
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Topic: US Non-Farm Payrolls Data Surpasses Expectations