#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 The market rhythm after the holiday has not slowed down, and the overall mindset remains consistent—mainly bearish.
Yesterday, the release of US non-farm payroll data showed a clear signal of a declining unemployment rate, which directly changed market expectations. The probability of delaying the rate cut process has significantly increased, which is a clear bearish signal for the crypto market. However, after the data was released, Bitcoin did not drop sharply immediately; we choose to wait patiently. In the early morning, comments from Federal Reserve officials triggered a rally, pushing the price to around 91,500-92,000, which became the optimal position for shorting. Subsequently, the market retreated to 90,300, and all short positions were closed profitably. This wave of movement was indeed powerful.
Today is Saturday, and the market usually experiences smaller fluctuations, but the overall atmosphere still leans downward. It is worth noting that the pattern of "quick rise without stabilization followed by a sharp drop" seen yesterday suggests a high probability of distribution at higher levels. The short-term pressure that was not fully released in the past two days is likely to gradually accumulate over the weekend, with key support levels looking at the 89,500-88,600 range.
Specific trading ideas: For BTC, the preferred strategy is to establish short positions in the 90,800-91,200 area. The first target is 89,800; if this level breaks, continue to watch 89,300-88,600. Once approaching 89,800 for the first time, you can moderately add long positions for a rebound; but if it directly breaks below 89,800, wait until 89,300 before considering entry.
Ethereum's situation is relatively simple—this period is mainly for correction, with weak rebound strength, following Bitcoin's pace. Operating in the same direction will solve the problem.
That’s the core logic. Over the weekend, there's no need to monitor the market constantly; spend more time with family and rest. Wait for key levels to appear before taking action. $BTC
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FundingMartyr
· 01-10 07:20
I'm already tired of this high-level dumping routine, just waiting to break 89,800 to watch the show.
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BrokenDAO
· 01-10 07:20
It's the same old "selling at high levels" argument again... Watching market participants fall into the same game trap one after another, to be honest, our biggest mechanism flaw is underestimating human nature.
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MetaMasked
· 01-10 07:19
The 91,500 wave was indeed amazing, but unfortunately I didn't catch the whole thing.
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MoonlightGamer
· 01-10 07:09
It's the same logic again: short positions at high levels for quick profits, and I still have to spend the weekend with my family. Why do I feel something's off?
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Ser_APY_2000
· 01-10 07:08
91500 is indeed an excellent shorting point this time, making a comfortable profit.
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NFTDreamer
· 01-10 07:04
Oh no, it's the same old trick. I just love dumping at high prices.
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MetaMisfit
· 01-10 06:51
With the release of the non-farm payroll data, the interest rate cut dream is shattered. Those still hoping to buy the dip need to wake up.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 The market rhythm after the holiday has not slowed down, and the overall mindset remains consistent—mainly bearish.
Yesterday, the release of US non-farm payroll data showed a clear signal of a declining unemployment rate, which directly changed market expectations. The probability of delaying the rate cut process has significantly increased, which is a clear bearish signal for the crypto market. However, after the data was released, Bitcoin did not drop sharply immediately; we choose to wait patiently. In the early morning, comments from Federal Reserve officials triggered a rally, pushing the price to around 91,500-92,000, which became the optimal position for shorting. Subsequently, the market retreated to 90,300, and all short positions were closed profitably. This wave of movement was indeed powerful.
Today is Saturday, and the market usually experiences smaller fluctuations, but the overall atmosphere still leans downward. It is worth noting that the pattern of "quick rise without stabilization followed by a sharp drop" seen yesterday suggests a high probability of distribution at higher levels. The short-term pressure that was not fully released in the past two days is likely to gradually accumulate over the weekend, with key support levels looking at the 89,500-88,600 range.
Specific trading ideas:
For BTC, the preferred strategy is to establish short positions in the 90,800-91,200 area. The first target is 89,800; if this level breaks, continue to watch 89,300-88,600. Once approaching 89,800 for the first time, you can moderately add long positions for a rebound; but if it directly breaks below 89,800, wait until 89,300 before considering entry.
Ethereum's situation is relatively simple—this period is mainly for correction, with weak rebound strength, following Bitcoin's pace. Operating in the same direction will solve the problem.
That’s the core logic. Over the weekend, there's no need to monitor the market constantly; spend more time with family and rest. Wait for key levels to appear before taking action. $BTC