#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Last night, I started lurking from 2 a.m. and kept messing around, waiting for the key moment of the non-farm payroll data. To be honest, the period before the non-farm data was quite dull, with little volatility. Only after the data was released did it become interesting.
In the first half, I mainly focused on short positions, as the market provided many opportunities, and I took most of them. Once the non-farm payroll data was out and the market reaction was clear, I decisively switched to short again on $BTC. This move allowed me to profit from both sides of the market.
The recent market movements have been quite interesting—both bulls and bears had opportunities. The key is to catch those data-driven turning points. Economic data of this level, like the US economic reports, often create good trading opportunities, depending on how quickly you can react.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 12-17 07:48
Midnight ambush for Non-Farm Payrolls, this guy is really ruthless. I was half asleep yesterday and was directly awakened by the market, missing a wave...
Bidirectional pincer attack to eat the meat, this is the correct way to open a message at the data level.
For Non-Farm Payrolls, it's all about reaction speed. Being one second faster or slower can make a world of difference. If you can keep up, you earn; if not, you get eaten.
This move is indeed very meticulous, capturing both bulls and bears. How many times do you have to step on mines to master this?
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PortfolioAlert
· 12-17 07:47
Lurking at 2 a.m.? Bro, your sleep is really damn valuable. The non-farm payrolls were indeed intense, but being able to profit from both sides of the market is truly impressive.
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TrustMeBro
· 12-17 07:46
Lurking for Non-Farm Payrolls at 2 AM, how much endurance does that take... I just fell asleep haha
The moment the data was released, it was indeed intense. Reacting half a second late means losing out big. This guy's ability to switch thinking quickly is impressive. The feeling of being able to profit from both long and short positions is great, but can it be consistently reproduced?
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 12-17 07:45
Trading at 2 a.m. and catching the non-farm payroll landing—this feeling is truly exhilarating. When the data is released, that's when the real market begins.
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Did both bulls and bears get a taste? Is it luck or do I really have some skills? I need to see if I can stay steady later.
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Being quick to react, what's the use? The key is not to react too fast and lose even more, haha.
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Non-farm payroll news at this level is basically a gamble—it's all about who reacts fastest and thinks quickest.
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Hitting both sides of the market is indeed good, but is this data-driven opportunity really reliable?
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Trading with insufficient sleep at dawn—I really don't have that perseverance, respect.
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It's easy to say, but whether you can truly hold your ground in actual trading is the real skill.
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US employment data exceeding expectations doesn't impact the crypto world as much as you might think.
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The most difficult time is during periods of low volatility; that's when you're most likely to get caught.
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Hitting both sides—either you're technically strong or incredibly lucky. I bet you're the latter.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 12-17 07:41
Lurking at 2 a.m.? Bro, your perseverance is incredible. I just overslept, and by the time I woke up, the market had already moved, haha.
Speaking of big events like non-farm payrolls, they really are different. Those who react quickly get the meat, while those who react slowly get the broth. Just worry about overreacting and getting smashed.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-17 07:21
I didn't expect the ambush at 2 a.m., haha, this stamina is impressive. Non-farm data is really about who reacts faster. Sometimes I get caught off guard and stunned.
Being able to catch both sides of the market at the same time shows solid skill. But I think the key is having a stop-loss mindset; no matter how quick your reaction, without risk control, it's all pointless.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-17 07:20
Waiting in ambush at 2 a.m. for the non-farm payrolls, my patience is incredible. I overslept directly, haha.
Really, the market only comes alive when the data is released. During that period before, I was almost falling asleep.
Both sides benefited, awesome. I only bought the dip and lost five points.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Last night, I started lurking from 2 a.m. and kept messing around, waiting for the key moment of the non-farm payroll data. To be honest, the period before the non-farm data was quite dull, with little volatility. Only after the data was released did it become interesting.
In the first half, I mainly focused on short positions, as the market provided many opportunities, and I took most of them. Once the non-farm payroll data was out and the market reaction was clear, I decisively switched to short again on $BTC. This move allowed me to profit from both sides of the market.
The recent market movements have been quite interesting—both bulls and bears had opportunities. The key is to catch those data-driven turning points. Economic data of this level, like the US economic reports, often create good trading opportunities, depending on how quickly you can react.