#1 Holding short positions for too long, turning short positions into long ones #2 Adding more as the price drops (gambling mentality, betting on a rebound, approaching morning/because the market usually rallies in the morning) #3 Entering the market before data is released, without aligning knowledge and action #4 Not closing positions with floating profits before sleep; otherwise, I wouldn't have incurred losses #5 A downward trend on the daily chart is already a long-term short signal; my short-term approach is correct, but the expected return rate is higher than the actual maximum return rate.
"The effect of 'good news fully priced in is bad news' suggests that the market may have already priced in the positive expectations, making the data release a point for profit-taking.
Concerns about economic growth slowdown: Although the inflation data is positive, negative GDP growth and weak employment data have raised market concerns about the economic outlook, limiting the upside potential for risk assets, which is why there was no breakthrough of the large bearish candle above 8 last night.
Uncertainty in policy: The tariff policies of the Trump administration and the direction of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy are fraught with uncertainty, increasing market volatility.
Both bulls and bears fight in the market to constantly correct prices back to their true value. The so-called 'spike' is actually the market's action to liquidate positions that are excessively leveraged and have too much risk exposure. This transforms them into market liquidity. In the end, liquidity will reward those who can survive through volatility and cycles and make the right moves - like me, the King of Acceleration 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀 They are only worthy to be the fuel for my progress. After the storm, I still stand on the podium, looking down on the crowd.
When the market sentiment collapses, it is the time to buy the dip Most wealthy people only buy at halfway up the mountain (I believe this will occur in 3-5 years, around 4 years or so) A breakout after the volatile adjustment market is a signal to increase positions
At 26, I earned 100,000 a day, and I couldn't spend it all. The first thing I did every morning was think about how to spend all the money I earned yesterday... Later...
This is my 8th month in the cryptocurrency space, having self-studied since early August 2024. What I want to say is that paying tuition is not unacceptable, but you can't keep paying tuition forever. Give yourself a time limit; if you can't achieve your goals, then it's best to leave this circle early. If you want to win, you should go to places with more fools, rather than becoming a fool in a specific place.
Everyone is a genius in a bull market; only in a bear market do true abilities show. You won't change your life because of overnight wealth, but you will reveal your true self because of sudden riches.
Accumulate capital well, with an approximate increase of 277% in the past, there is a high probability of breaking new highs in 2025.
In the first half of the year, the market may test the waters with a bearish outlook, it might drop to around 68,000 USD before rising again, this time no one knows how high it can go, there’s no limit.
Expected to be between 200,000 and 250,000 USD. This year’s interest rate cuts will be extremely absurd, coupled with wars, a weakening dollar, high inflation, market sentiment, etc… various buffs stacking up, Bitcoin will welcome its final carnival.
The above content is purely for entertainment and does not constitute investment advice.
Non-Farm Data (U.S. Non-Farm Employment Report) is typically released by the **Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)**. This data is usually published on the first Friday of each month and covers important indicators such as employment situation, unemployment rate, wage growth, etc., for the previous month.
You can access and view non-farm data through the following channels: 1. Official website of the Bureau of Labor Statistics: Detailed reports published monthly can be found on the BLS official website at www.bls.gov. 2. Financial news websites: Outlets like Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC, etc., typically provide real-time coverage of the non-farm data release. 3. Financial market platforms: Platforms such as Yahoo Finance, Investing.com, etc., also provide non-farm data along with related market analysis.
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