The non-farm employment figures were released, far below expectations. The low employment rate indicates that the economy is in a recession, and the decline of US stocks is inevitable. If US stocks continue to fall significantly, then the market will inevitably panic, and BTC won't fare much better. If you interpret the non-farm data release as indicating a recession in the US economy, which leads to a decline in the dollar, and is bullish for BTC, then you might be falling for the data's trap.
Personally, I still see BTC declining. If US stocks continue to fall, the probability of retail investors selling and cutting losses in BTC is quite high. If BTC capital does not sell off in advance, then the entire bullish trend is still supported by capital chips. This is not a rational approach.
On November 5th, the election, if capital is thinking clearly, the probability of selling off in the evening is particularly high, and it is not advisable to chase for more.
Lastly, a reminder: high short operations, 'Short Probe Method', even if capital is not thinking clearly and really pulls up, it still won't trap you.
