This wave of market movement is really just the same old story. Don't overthink Bitcoin; you'll likely miss many opportunities. Last night, there was another dip back, and after the non-farm payroll data was released, it should have been a bullish push, but the market didn't react much. The real market action started when the US stock market opened, with Bitcoin surging to around 92,000. Although it eventually fell back, the bears are having a good time.
The market on Saturday will probably be characterized by repeated oscillations and consolidation, so short-term trading is sufficient. If it rebounds to around 90,900 during the session, consider shorting. Don't think about a big-picture move; recently, Bitcoin has been oscillating within this range—either breaking out upward or heading downward. Tomorrow night, I will analyze the subsequent direction more carefully.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-10 16:08
92,000 has dropped again, the bears are laughing happily
Short-term volatility, don't be greedy, just short at 90,900 and it's done
The market is this way, repeatedly testing is so annoying
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ExpectationFarmer
· 01-10 10:03
The real show starts when the US stock market opens; this rhythm is tightly controlled.
Non-farm payrolls are a freebie; still, we have to see how those old guys in the US stock market play it.
The 90900 level is indeed attractive; short-term testing and bouncing is all there is, don’t be greedy.
That’s just how it is with the market; if you can’t guess it, might as well lie flat. We’ll talk about it again tomorrow night.
The bears have been making a lot of money these past two days, respect, respect.
Either break below or move downward; no doubt about it, that’s all there is to say. Just wait and see.
The consolidation rhythm is coming; quick in and out is enough, don’t overthink it, really.
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BrokenDAO
· 01-10 04:10
The old tricks are indeed old tricks, but the problem is that the market participants' incentive mechanisms haven't changed. Non-farm payrolls are good news, but there's no reaction? This is a classic case of information pricing failure. Retail traders look at charts, big players look at capital flows, and the ones who end up caught in the middle are always those chasing highs and selling lows.
Short-term volatility? Basically, it's a normal response when liquidity is insufficient. Shorting at the 90900 level sounds simple, but have you considered who your counterparty is? Institutions are eating up the liquidity there. Repeatedly testing this range is either hitting stop-losses or testing support depth—anyway, retail traders can never see through it.
Waiting until tomorrow night to analyze again? Haha, same old story. Market information has long been digested; by the time you analyze, they've already moved on.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-10 01:55
92,000 has dropped again, the bears are comfortable this time.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-10 01:44
Non-farm payrolls had no reaction, I'm tired of playing this routine
The bears have been doing well lately, let's see what happens tomorrow
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-10 01:39
The bears are making a killing; this move is indeed impressive.
Repeatedly testing the 92,000 level, there's really nothing new.
Don't overthink it; Saturday is probably just the usual chop and trap.
These data points don't even justify a price increase for the pancake.
Shorting at 90,900 feels a bit weak; wait for tomorrow's direction confirmation.
Old routine, the market just keeps tossing back and forth.
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MrRightClick
· 01-10 01:38
The short day was really exciting, huh
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FlyingLeek
· 01-10 01:33
Shorts have been really satisfying lately, I can't get enough of it.
Exactly, rebound and then sell off, I'm tired of this routine.
Positions around 92,000 are like a graveyard for rookies, don't ask me how I know.
Consolidation range testing repeatedly, it's annoying to watch but that's just how it is.
Non-farm payrolls don't do much good anymore, everything looks uncertain now, let's see what tomorrow brings.
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AllInAlice
· 01-10 01:29
It's the same old trick, non-farm payrolls can't save it, truly incredible.
Short-term whipsaw trading, just play it like that.
If 92,000 can't be broken, it feels like we need to probe further down.
The bears are having a blast, we'll wait for tonight's show.
Short at 90,900, just betting on this wave.
Consolidating, don't get shaken out.
These past couple of days, the market hasn't been interesting, just waiting for the next signal.
This wave of market movement is really just the same old story. Don't overthink Bitcoin; you'll likely miss many opportunities. Last night, there was another dip back, and after the non-farm payroll data was released, it should have been a bullish push, but the market didn't react much. The real market action started when the US stock market opened, with Bitcoin surging to around 92,000. Although it eventually fell back, the bears are having a good time.
The market on Saturday will probably be characterized by repeated oscillations and consolidation, so short-term trading is sufficient. If it rebounds to around 90,900 during the session, consider shorting. Don't think about a big-picture move; recently, Bitcoin has been oscillating within this range—either breaking out upward or heading downward. Tomorrow night, I will analyze the subsequent direction more carefully.