From a technical indicator perspective, the current situation is quite interesting. All three lines of the KDJ are below 50, and the J line has already started to turn downward, indicating that the previous upward momentum is beginning to weaken. The MACD green bars are shrinking and about to turn red, easing the pressure from the bears — but trading volume still shows little sign of improvement, which is a bit disappointing.
Overall, the market is repeatedly fluctuating here, building a base as it moves sideways. Once the consolidation is complete, a rebound opportunity should become visible. It is recommended to focus on key support levels at this stage, mainly buying on dips and maintaining a bullish bias.
Specific directions: - $BTC Consider a long position in the 90000-90600 range, targeting 92900 - $ETH The 3080-3100 range is also a good entry point, with a target of 3240 - $ZEC is also worth paying attention to
The current market still has many uncertainties, so stay flexible.
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DYORMaster
· 01-12 02:36
The non-farm data is so disappointing, which is reasonable. Let's see if BTC can hold above 90,000.
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Trading volume is really a trap, always like this.
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It's either a bottoming process or a rebound opportunity. I'm getting tired of hearing it.
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ETH at this price is indeed worth considering, around 3100 is interesting.
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KDJ is already below, the bears must be a bit tired.
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Be flexible, be flexible, but beware of being forced out by flexibility.
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92,900? Let's first see if 92,000 can hold. That's thinking too far ahead.
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Why is ZEC back again? How is this coin still alive?
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RegenRestorer
· 01-12 00:40
Non-farm data underwhelms, but your analysis seems quite optimistic. Can this wave really rebound?
Trading volume is weak; I always feel like it will fall again after the rebound.
BTC over 90,000, most likely will get trapped again.
Has the bottom truly been formed? It still feels like a repeated money scam.
MACD is almost turning red; this time, it won't be a false breakout again, right?
ETH at 3100 is actually a good entry point, but the target of 3240 is a bit conservative.
How about ZEC? Is it really worth paying attention to or just filling the numbers?
The market is highly unpredictable; staying flexible is easy to say, but many get cut when they turn around.
I just want to know, what's the difference between this bottom and the last one?
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-12 00:39
Trading volume still can't pick up, this is awkward.
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Another bottom? Bottoming every day, when will it finally be done?
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BTC is indeed a good buy at this level, but I still want to wait and see.
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Don't get too excited before the MACD turns red again, the tricks are deep.
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Non-farm payroll data below expectations, and you still dare to say a rebound? That's quite bold.
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I agree with entering ETH at 3100, but 3240 feels a bit optimistic.
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What's so flexible? This wave is just repeatedly cutting us retail investors.
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Wait until the trading volume picks up, right now it's all fake.
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Does anyone really pay attention to ZEC? It's a bit niche.
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If the support level is broken, can that set of arguments still be used?
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-12 00:33
Non-farm data is so bad, still want a bullish trend? Come on, wait for the bottom confirmation first.
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If trading volume can't pick up, don't expect a rebound. This is a sign of weakness.
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90000-90600 to be broken? It looks like it's about to break the bottom, brother.
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It's another case of walking while building a bottom. I'm tired of this excuse; let's see a real break before judging.
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I would rather wait for ETH at this price. Non-farm data has already exploded; who knows how Monday will go.
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Is MACD about to turn red? The shrinking green bars don't mean the trend has changed. Don't be fooled.
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Is ZEC worth paying attention to? Wake up. Now, the focus should be on defense, not entering the market.
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With such weak volume, still aiming for 92900? Are you just dreaming?
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In this kind of market, it's better to observe. Going long mainly? Easy to lose money.
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RektRecorder
· 01-12 00:13
Non-farm data disappoints, and it's time to go through the motions again? Just stick to the support level honestly.
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MACD is about to turn red again, but with such poor trading volume, can it really rebound? It's a bit doubtful.
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Those waiting to catch the knife between 90000-90600, just wait and see. I'll observe first.
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The lack of volume makes this buying point feel like gambling... better wait for confirmation signals.
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Bottoming out, bottoming out. We've been hearing this story since the beginning of the year. When will there be a real rebound?
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Can BTC really reach 92900 this time? First, hold the 90000 level and then boast.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 January 12th Monday Pre-market Analysis
From a technical indicator perspective, the current situation is quite interesting. All three lines of the KDJ are below 50, and the J line has already started to turn downward, indicating that the previous upward momentum is beginning to weaken. The MACD green bars are shrinking and about to turn red, easing the pressure from the bears — but trading volume still shows little sign of improvement, which is a bit disappointing.
Overall, the market is repeatedly fluctuating here, building a base as it moves sideways. Once the consolidation is complete, a rebound opportunity should become visible. It is recommended to focus on key support levels at this stage, mainly buying on dips and maintaining a bullish bias.
Specific directions:
- $BTC Consider a long position in the 90000-90600 range, targeting 92900
- $ETH The 3080-3100 range is also a good entry point, with a target of 3240
- $ZEC is also worth paying attention to
The current market still has many uncertainties, so stay flexible.