#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 The market has slowed down recently. From the high point surged yesterday, it has now fallen to around 3,104. This kind of correction is very normal, just a short-term adjustment, no need for over-interpretation.
Looking at the trading chart makes it clear. The futures market’s funds are starting to shrink, and everyone’s bullish and bearish attitudes are fighting — this can be seen from the divergence in funding rates. Essentially, the enthusiasm for chasing highs has cooled down, and everyone is waiting for the next signal, with a cautious and watchful atmosphere.
It’s also quite healthy. After rising for two days, taking a day off is the market’s self-regulation. As long as the large buy orders continue to enter (net inflow hasn’t stopped), and the price stays above 3,080, there’s no technical issue.
Regarding operational strategy, consider going long around 3,110, targeting the range of 3,140 to 3,200. If it falls below 3,080, then stop-loss and exit.
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blockBoy
· 4h ago
Rate differentiation is really crucial; only when large orders keep coming in without interruption can we feel assured.
Yeah, that 3080 level must hold, or it will be dangerous.
Going long at 3110 is indeed attractive; it all depends on whether we can maintain this rhythm.
Even the continuous decline is intense; there's something interesting here.
With this market rhythm, let's wait for signals; there's no need to rush.
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StealthDeployer
· 4h ago
As long as the 3080 can hold, there’s no problem. Now it depends on whether large orders will enter the market.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 4h ago
The 3080 line is really critical; once it's broken, you have to run.
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MissingSats
· 4h ago
If you can't hold onto the 3080, then you have to admit defeat. There's nothing more to say.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 4h ago
Ah, here we go again, waiting for signals? It always happens like this—those chasing the high are the ones losing out. I just enjoy watching this kind of drama.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 The market has slowed down recently. From the high point surged yesterday, it has now fallen to around 3,104. This kind of correction is very normal, just a short-term adjustment, no need for over-interpretation.
Looking at the trading chart makes it clear. The futures market’s funds are starting to shrink, and everyone’s bullish and bearish attitudes are fighting — this can be seen from the divergence in funding rates. Essentially, the enthusiasm for chasing highs has cooled down, and everyone is waiting for the next signal, with a cautious and watchful atmosphere.
It’s also quite healthy. After rising for two days, taking a day off is the market’s self-regulation. As long as the large buy orders continue to enter (net inflow hasn’t stopped), and the price stays above 3,080, there’s no technical issue.
Regarding operational strategy, consider going long around 3,110, targeting the range of 3,140 to 3,200. If it falls below 3,080, then stop-loss and exit.
$BTC $ETH $BNB Everyone is in this rhythm now.