2026-01-12 02:31:01

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 $ETH The trend patterns of these first-tier cryptocurrencies are actually quite interesting. Observing recent cycle performance, if there is a strong rally on Monday, a reverse correction often occurs in the following trading days — this is not a coincidence but a natural fluctuation of market sentiment. Based on this logic, if you go long on Monday, you should exit early within this week and not expect to hold until Friday.

From the liquidation data, the long positions below 3000 on $BTC and $SOL face significant pressure, and starting tomorrow, we need to pay close attention to the liquidation wave at this level. Historically, whenever similar technical divergences occur, retail investors' stop-loss orders tend to cluster, leading to cascading liquidations — this is the so-called "epic plunge" trigger.

Friends looking to catch the bottom, stay tuned. Wait until I mark the specific support levels before taking action; now is not the optimal time. $BTC $SOL

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TokenUnlocker

· 12h ago

Are the bulls who jumped in on Monday now panicking? Haha To be honest, this rhythm is really on point; retail investors are always driven by emotions. The 3000 level must be held; only when it's broken will it truly be showtime.

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LiquidityHunter

· 13h ago

Those who chase high on Monday will have to eat dirt. This reverse correction can't be avoided. The liquidation orders below 3000 are piling up quite aggressively, retail investors are going to get hit again. Wait for the signal before taking action; rushing in won't cook the hot tofu. This pattern happens every time; it's hard to defend against.

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ContractExplorer

· 13h ago

Goes up on Monday and drops on Friday, I've seen this pattern countless times, and someone always gets trapped... The 3000 resistance level definitely needs to be watched closely, but retail investors usually counter-trade at this time, so be careful not to fall into the trap.

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WhaleStalker

· 13h ago

All those who rushed in on Monday will have to undergo a shakeout. This pattern is truly incredible; don't be greedy. Retail investors' stop-loss orders are piling up, just waiting to see a liquidation spectacle. Wait until the positions are marked before taking action. Chasing highs now makes you the bagholder. The 3000 resistance level needs to be watched closely these two days; it could be the fuse for a plunge. Once the non-farm payroll data shows problems, the bulls should start to run. Just sharing some experience.

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Layer2Observer

· 13h ago

Hmm... Buying more on Monday and then crashing on Friday, I need to look at more data to confirm this pattern. It feels a bit overfitted.

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MidsommarWallet

· 13h ago

Monday's gains now look shallow; I should have sold earlier. Chasing highs is too risky; that 3000 level really needs to hold. Wait for the signal, don't act recklessly. Entering now is purely asking for trouble.

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