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#加密生态动态追踪 $BTC's recent trend is indeed worth paying attention to. In the short term, consider shorting at the current price, and remember to manage your positions well. The probability of breaking 85,000 during the day is quite high. The target for the entire week is initially below 80,000; if things go smoothly, taking profits after a 6,000-point gain is reasonable.
However, this week’s non-farm payroll and CPI data from the Federal Reserve could introduce some volatility. Even if there is positive news, don’t be too greedy if the weekly rebound reaches around 91,600 — that’s actually a good level for long-term shorts. If you can hold until the end of the month, reaching 68,000 is also not impossible.
On the day of the non-farm payroll data, there will probably be another roller coaster ride, let's see how they perform.
96,000? That's a bit greedy. I think you should sell on the rebound and not think about the 68,000 at the end of the month.
Positions must be well controlled, or you'll lose everything on a single positive development.
Let's wait for the Federal Reserve data to come out; right now, opening short positions is a bit risky.
This week's Fed data might cause chaos once released, so just watch and don't rush.
That level at 91,600 is indeed attractive, but greed has trapped many. I think 68,000 is the real solid gold.
Positions must be small; otherwise, a rebound could wipe you out, which is too painful.
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Once the non-farm data is out, we'll know which way to go. Is it a bit early to take action now?
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Taking profit at 6,000 points and then leaving? That's too conservative, brother
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Talking casually, but when it comes to bottoming out, everyone is afraid
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This week's market depends on data; it feels like we're hanging in the balance
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Holding short positions until the end of the month? How much can you endure? Haha
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96,000 is indeed a good shorting position; I agree with this judgment
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Controlling the position well? Saying that is the same as not saying anything. Who doesn't want to control well?
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If 68,000 really can be reached, it would be a huge profit, but I don't believe it
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The data from the Federal Reserve is the key; technical analysis is all just floating clouds
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It's the Federal Reserve and non-farm payrolls again, this week's market is indeed a bit chaotic
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Taking profits at 6000 points and securing the gains is the right move, not greedier than that
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Around 91,600 is indeed a good point to go short, just need to wait
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Controlling the position size is advice I hear every time, but I just can't do it haha
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I'm betting on 68,000 by the end of the month, if it really hits that, it would be awesome
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Is the probability of breaking 85,000 high? I don't think so
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Got scared on non-farm payroll day, last time I was broken through and wiped out
Federal Reserve data this week is explosive. Whether the 85,000 breaks or not is uncertain. Don't rely too much on these precise forecasts.
68,000? Sounds good, but I bet $5 that it won't reach by the end of the month.