The market forecast released the day before yesterday proved correct — BTC indeed plummeted this Monday and is now consolidating around 86,000. The comment section is also filled with complaints.



Last night, the US non-farm payroll data was released, and the figures did not meet expectations, which directly increased the market's pricing of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Based on experience from several rate cut cycles, liquidity usually flows back into risk assets at this time, and the crypto market often follows suit.

From a technical perspective, the 86,000 level has already seen a significant drop, and the probability of a rebound is increasing. Another variable is the rate hike trend in Japan — once implemented, arbitrage trading may be unlocked, providing a trigger for a wave-like market movement.

In the next few days, the key will be how these two factors develop; the potential for a rebound might be greater than the chance of further decline.
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LiquidatedAgainvip
· 12-16 14:58
Once again, I got liquidated. This time, I directly penetrated the 86,000 risk control point, and I’ve exhausted my funds on margin to the point where I have no pants left. Brother, I wish I had known earlier. I should have reduced my position before Non-Farm Payrolls. Instead, I went all in to catch the bottom. Now, the liquidation price is right in front of me. Interest rate cut expectations? Nonsense. I've heard too many times about liquidity flowing back into risk assets, and every time I got cut. If this Japanese rate hike really materializes, I wouldn’t even dare to look at the market. Technical rebound? I don’t believe you. The 86,000 level is a false bottom. Based on my bloody lessons, don’t think about catching the bottom. With such high borrowing rates, there are still people going all-in. Let’s continue to consolidate. I’ve already wiped out my position. I’ll wait to earn it back in the next round... but the chances are slim.
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LiquidatedDreamsvip
· 12-16 14:51
Again, a plunge followed by a rebound, tired of this routine. --- Once Japan raises interest rates, arbitrage trading will take off. That's when the real excitement begins. --- The 86,000 mark is indeed a support, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's another big drop. --- The rate cut expectations pushed prices higher, liquidity returning to risk assets. Just listen, but the reality is still uncertain. --- Is there a big rebound space? I just want to know when it will truly bounce back. --- After analyzing the technicals for a long time, it still comes down to the Fed's decisions. Worrying. --- These two factors are indeed key; I just fear both could develop negatively...
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MidnightSellervip
· 12-16 14:50
The probability of an 86,000 bottom rebound is indeed high; it all depends on the variable of Japan's interest rate hike.
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