2026-01-10 04:32:20

Recently, in this wave of market movements, it’s clear that some people have figured out the market rhythm. US non-farm payroll data below expectations and widening trade deficits are macroeconomic changes that directly impact the crypto market trend. Interestingly, in this uncertainty, the price fluctuations of BTC, ETH, and ZEC have become good opportunities for arbitrage. The win rate is not built on luck, but on a deep understanding of economic cycles and the movements of large on-chain holders. Traders who can consistently grasp the rhythm each time they deploy are always on point — this is the truly frightening part. It’s not about single-instance huge profits, but about stable returns month after month.

BTC-0,68%

ETH-1,17%

ZEC-3,98%

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 2h ago

Those who earn a stable monthly income have long understood the macro perspective. We're still watching the news, but they've already seen through it.

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UnruggableChad

· 13h ago

Looking at this analysis, there's nothing wrong with it. The key is to understand what the big players are doing; otherwise, just looking at the K-line is gambling.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-11 23:02

Basically, it's about information asymmetry. Those who knew about the non-farm payroll data in advance had already laid their traps.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-11 13:29

Market trends indeed depend on rhythm; those who truly make money do so through silent accumulation.

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fomo_fighter

· 01-10 05:01

Stable income is easy to talk about but extremely difficult to achieve. I think most people are just gambling, not trading.

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HashBandit

· 01-10 04:51

honestly the macro stuff is noise, back in my mining days we just followed hashrate trends and made bank. but yeah the real scary part? it's not the whales timing entries perfectly—it's their gas fee optimization game. those dudes probably got TPS bottleneck arbitrage dialed in while we're still calculating our power consumption per transaction lol

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-10 04:49

The arbitrage opportunity is real, but have you really obtained on-chain evidence? I mean, those large account movement data... Just looking at surface fluctuations, what can you infer? Non-farm payroll data has long been fully digested by the market, and the real difference in win rates still depends on who can react faster to anomalies in on-chain transfers. Stable monthly returns sound comfortable, but who has calculated the interaction costs and slippage?

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MEVHunter

· 01-10 04:44

Hmm... the mempool definitely provided many opportunities this time, but the key was grabbing those few blocks during the gas war. Macroeconomic shocks like non-farm payrolls tend to expose small traders' stop-loss levels, while large on-chain whales have already been guarding the lightning loans.

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LuckyHashValue

· 01-10 04:42

Honestly, it's still the same old theory. Macro data is just a facade; what's crucial is how the on-chain whales move.

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