The rate cut window is coming. Have you adjusted your positions? How will you respond to Japan's interest rate cut actions?
Last night, the mainstream coins surged sharply, directly hitting a key resistance zone. But whether a truly independent market trend will emerge still depends on ETH, as the other major assets are mostly hovering near previous highs. ETH did break through the round number of 3230 from the earlier high on the 4th, pushing up by about 5 points.
The trading strategy over the past few days remains the same: before the rate cut is implemented, buy on dips; when reaching a strong resistance level, reverse to short. Last night's surge, besides ETH breaking through the previous high, BTC and several other coins are stuck around the last high zone without much movement.
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TokenAlchemist
· 7h ago
ngl the BoJ rate cut window is just noise if you don't understand MEV extraction dynamics during volatile state transitions... eth's breakout past 3230 is interesting but that's just surface level alpha tbh. most people are trading the inefficiency vectors wrong
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 12-10 12:51
The rate cut hasn't been implemented yet, and they're already storytelling again. How long can this last?
ETH is indeed a bit interesting, but BTC is still dithering. I'm getting tired of it.
Buying on dips? I feel like it's more about cutting losses on rallies, brother. Going short after the rebound? Don't even mention it.
The actions over in Japan aren't that important; what's really important is when the Federal Reserve will actually loosen monetary policy.
Rather than adjusting your positions, it's better to first adjust your mindset, everyone.
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degenonymous
· 12-10 12:39
I no longer pay much attention to the interest rate cut expectations in Japan. Anyway, BTC is stuck, and we still need ETH to set the pace.
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Using dips to load up on long positions is an old trick, and it feels like those still doing this are almost losing their shirts now.
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ETH is indeed interesting; everything else has long been dead, and any adjustments are just a waste.
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Wait, if interest rates are cut, will the coin price actually drop? Should I just cut my holdings directly?
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Playing short at resistance levels sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to get caught when you're not careful. Who hasn't been there?
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That surge last night looked great, but when I woke up, it had fallen back again—a typical fake-out market.
The rate cut window is coming. Have you adjusted your positions? How will you respond to Japan's interest rate cut actions?
Last night, the mainstream coins surged sharply, directly hitting a key resistance zone. But whether a truly independent market trend will emerge still depends on ETH, as the other major assets are mostly hovering near previous highs. ETH did break through the round number of 3230 from the earlier high on the 4th, pushing up by about 5 points.
The trading strategy over the past few days remains the same: before the rate cut is implemented, buy on dips; when reaching a strong resistance level, reverse to short. Last night's surge, besides ETH breaking through the previous high, BTC and several other coins are stuck around the last high zone without much movement.