Looking at the recent US unemployment rate and employment data, I always feel something's off. Are the statistics from data agencies really reliable? The deviation of these numbers from the actual market situation is indeed significant. Ultimately, the current liquidity is so limited, and the market has long reached a consensus. Instead of waiting, it's better to go with the flow—adjust when necessary. My personal strategy is simple: mainly observe and wait this year, with no plans for frequent trading. I hold onto my coins without moving a single one, regardless of how the market moves. Anyway, I am optimistic in the long term, and short-term fluctuations are nothing to worry about. Just see it as a patient wait.
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· 12-16 14:42
Data is all lies. I am also just a passive observer, lying flat and waiting.
Looking at the recent US unemployment rate and employment data, I always feel something's off. Are the statistics from data agencies really reliable? The deviation of these numbers from the actual market situation is indeed significant. Ultimately, the current liquidity is so limited, and the market has long reached a consensus. Instead of waiting, it's better to go with the flow—adjust when necessary. My personal strategy is simple: mainly observe and wait this year, with no plans for frequent trading. I hold onto my coins without moving a single one, regardless of how the market moves. Anyway, I am optimistic in the long term, and short-term fluctuations are nothing to worry about. Just see it as a patient wait.