After the release of the non-farm payroll data, the market experienced a typical emotional shakeout. In the first half of the night, both sides fought fiercely, then suddenly surged in the second half to create expectations, only to retreat and stabilize afterward—this wave of "quick reversal + false signals" left many people confused.

But here’s a key point to clarify: volatility is just volatility; the direction hasn't changed. With the US stock market closed over the weekend and external stimuli significantly reduced, the main players are more inclined to control the market rather than push for a one-sided move. Large fluctuations fundamentally lack solid support.

Currently, the market has only one core characteristic—range-bound movement.

Bitcoin is stable within the 89,800 to 91,300 range, with obvious resistance above and firm support below. The strategy is simple: sell high and buy low, don’t try to chase a breakout here. Ethereum’s logic is completely synchronized, repeatedly fluctuating between 3,070 and 3,130 in the short term, with surges followed by dips. Both bulls and bears need to position carefully before acting.

This kind of market tests not your ability to predict the direction, but your patience and discipline in execution. As long as the range isn’t broken, oscillation remains the main theme. Stick to your trading discipline, and profits will naturally follow.