#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $BTC this week has been characterized by repeated fluctuations. The overall trend remains somewhat weak, but the bullish structure has barely stabilized. The key point is that most of the macro downside factors have been largely priced in, and next week should be able to maintain a regular rebound pattern and continue.
$ETH is rebounding in sync, with the mid-range of 3050-3060 being the next minor resistance from a technical perspective. Interestingly, if this wave really breaks through, it could turn into a strong support. From the market sentiment perspective, the overall tone remains bullish.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 7h ago
Bullish structure is barely holding steady. To be honest, we're still waiting for the wind to come. If there's no rebound next week, it will be quite awkward.
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The 3050-3060 level is a critical point. Breaking through means takeoff; if we can't break it, we'll keep crouching. But it feels like the market sentiment is indeed gathering strength.
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Most of the negative news has already been priced in. I've heard this explanation too many times. Let's first see how the macro data performs.
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The repeated oscillation pattern is honestly a bit annoying. But as long as the bulls are still there, it means it hasn't collapsed. So, let's wait for the rebound window.
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Wait a minute, you said strong support. Doesn't that mean the previous resistance level will turn into a booster for the rally? I buy this logic.
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Market sentiment is bullish, but the coin price is fluctuating. I hate signals like this the most. We need to wait for a confirmed signal before daring to hold a heavy position.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 7h ago
Have all the macro bearish signals been realized? Should we then turn around and go long? Haha
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DEXRobinHood
· 7h ago
Macroeconomic bearish signals have mostly played out, but I have to question that statement. The US dollar index is still there.
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It's another routine rebound... I'm getting a bit tired of hearing that term. When will it actually happen?
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ETH can't break through the 3060 barrier, so we'll just continue to fluctuate. It seems the bulls aren't that confident either.
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Isn't it ironic that strong employment data is actually bad for the crypto market? The Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates anymore.
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Are the bullish structures barely holding steady? It sounds like they're saying "not dead yet." Is that even good news?
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Interestingly, only a real breakout can be called a rebound. Now, whatever is said is just pointless.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 7h ago
I believe that all the macro bearish signals have been fulfilled, but the idea that the bullish structure is "barely" holding steady sounds a bit hollow.
ETH breaking through 3060—does that really become a strong support? That logic is a bit showy, let's just watch for now.
Here comes the rebound rhythm again; I'm already aesthetically fatigued from daily rebounds.
Just waiting for next week, but I bet the Federal Reserve will have some new tricks up their sleeve.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $BTC this week has been characterized by repeated fluctuations. The overall trend remains somewhat weak, but the bullish structure has barely stabilized. The key point is that most of the macro downside factors have been largely priced in, and next week should be able to maintain a regular rebound pattern and continue.
$ETH is rebounding in sync, with the mid-range of 3050-3060 being the next minor resistance from a technical perspective. Interestingly, if this wave really breaks through, it could turn into a strong support. From the market sentiment perspective, the overall tone remains bullish.