2026-01-12 10:40:55

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Monday's Bitcoin short position directly gained 1600 points. I had already planned the entire strategy in advance, and the day ended with almost a complete victory. I want to emphasize a habit to everyone: never chase the market or panic sell, as this is the fastest way to lose money.

$BTC currently faces resistance around 92,600. Without breaking this level, it’s difficult to continue upward. There’s a high probability of a significant market fluctuation this week, and the opportunity seems to be right in front of us. Friends who want to catch this wave, don’t miss out.

$ETH also needs to pay attention to its correlated movements. Given that U.S. non-farm payroll data was below expectations, market sentiment remains uncertain. Stay alert and maintain sharp judgment.

BTC1,99%

ETH2,62%

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SandwichTrader

· 01-12 11:05

1600 points are gone just like that, and I keep testing the threshold at 92,600... Chasing gains and selling losses is really a poison; it’s painful to see you all falling into it one by one. ETH following BTC, gotta keep a close eye on it, or it’ll just be another empty victory. Market sentiment is even harder to decipher than candlestick charts. Once the non-farm payroll data is released, it feels like the entire cycle is about to be reshuffled. Are you guys bottom-fishing this week or continuing to wait and see?

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POAPlectionist

· 01-12 10:58

1600 points directly in hand, now that's really a guaranteed profit, I'm convinced Breaking 92600 is really a bit tough, feels like we need to wait a bit longer People chasing gains and selling on dips are probably already trapped haha ETH's ability to follow the trend is unmatched, need to keep a close eye on it This wave of market movement is coming, miss it and you'll have to wait for the next one Non-farm data like this is really easy to turn against you, better to play it safe Breakout points should be approached with caution, observe first Thinking about bottom fishing but still hesitant, too risky That's just how Bitcoin is, waiting for 92600 to tell me the answer FOMO traders say: I don't understand ETH's trend, just follow along

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-12 10:55

tbh the 92.6k resistance is basically where liquidity dries up... opportunity cost of holding vs taking profits hits different when you're staring at basis point erosion ngl

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BrokeBeans

· 01-12 10:45

1600 points profit hyped up so much, but now everyone jumping in are probably just bagholders I really admire your "early deployment" strategy, but why do I always miss out... Is the 92600 level really that tough? The non-farm payroll data this time is indeed interesting, but to be honest, I’m still a bit confused. Let’s wait and see. I've heard the phrase "buy the dip and sell the rally" countless times, but when it comes to actual trading, emotions take over. Who can resist? ETH's correlation is a bit annoying, feels like we're just messing around with BTC. When will we see independent market movements? Sigh, this week felt like opportunities were everywhere, but I didn’t make a single penny. A full day of wins? I just want to ask, what happened with those losing trades?

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RugDocDetective

· 01-12 10:41

1600 points? Why do I feel like this non-farm payroll news has been overinterpreted Chasing gains and selling losses indeed is a way to give away money, but only a few people can really grasp the rhythm I’m not in a hurry to break through the 92,600 level; anyway, volatility is just an opportunity ETH linkage is kind of interesting, let’s wait and see the subsequent reaction after the non-farm payroll data 1600 points sounds great, but in actual trading, how many people can hold onto it all? If Bitcoin rebounds this time, I’ll be kicking myself in regret It feels like everyone is betting on emotional swings, but what about the fundamentals?

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