#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Everyone, sharing some thoughts on BTC's afternoon trading trend.
There is still an opportunity at this position. If it pulls back to the 86500 to 87200 range, my suggestion is to consider shorting on rallies. The Federal Reserve data sentiment has shifted, and short-term volatility is increasing. Controlling the pace is crucial at this point.
The first target is around 85700. When reaching this area, you can consider taking some profits based on the volume situation.
Further down, 84900 is our ultimate support level. If it can fully reach that point, the overall profit potential is quite significant.
To be honest—stop-losses must be set, don’t save a penny. Once the price breaks through a key support level, the stop-loss must be executed. Don’t fight yourself. Proper risk management is essential for long-term profitability.
$BTC In this environment, there are indeed opportunities, but the premise is strict adherence to the plan. These are just sharing ideas; the specific operations should be based on your own risk tolerance.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 12h ago
That level at 86,500... The liquidation risk has actually been brewing. Just look at the leverage ratio curve; don't focus only on the profit margin. Once the threshold is triggered, it's over.
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ValidatorViking
· 12h ago
ngl, the fed data twist is real but 86500 entry feels a bit eager... been through enough drawdowns to know better than chasing these levels blind. stick to the plan or get slashed, no middle ground there.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12h ago
Ha, as soon as the Federal Reserve's moves change, they start teaching shorting. Tired of hearing that.
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Can it really crash below 86500? Feels a bit uncertain.
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There's nothing wrong with saying stop-loss, but most people simply can't do it.
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84900? Feels like the target keeps getting lower, and they'll probably change it again.
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The easiest way to lose money in a volatile market is by trading, but talking about the rhythm is easy.
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Now entering a short position depends on whether I can hold until 85700.
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Before setting up a short position, it's better to observe a bit more and avoid getting liquidated.
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Basically, it's a bet on the Federal Reserve. If you get it wrong, all plans are pointless.
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Anon4461
· 12h ago
86500 is indeed a good entry point, just worried about another reverse dump.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 12h ago
If 86,500 can't be broken, I think this wave of bears is in trouble. The Federal Reserve data is also unclear, and the rhythm is too chaotic.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 12h ago
Around 86,500, you really need to keep a close eye on it, but the Federal Reserve's recent shift really hasn't been fully thought through yet.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Everyone, sharing some thoughts on BTC's afternoon trading trend.
There is still an opportunity at this position. If it pulls back to the 86500 to 87200 range, my suggestion is to consider shorting on rallies. The Federal Reserve data sentiment has shifted, and short-term volatility is increasing. Controlling the pace is crucial at this point.
The first target is around 85700. When reaching this area, you can consider taking some profits based on the volume situation.
Further down, 84900 is our ultimate support level. If it can fully reach that point, the overall profit potential is quite significant.
To be honest—stop-losses must be set, don’t save a penny. Once the price breaks through a key support level, the stop-loss must be executed. Don’t fight yourself. Proper risk management is essential for long-term profitability.
$BTC In this environment, there are indeed opportunities, but the premise is strict adherence to the plan. These are just sharing ideas; the specific operations should be based on your own risk tolerance.