2026-01-09 11:28:51

Non-farm payroll data release is imminent, and the market may experience intense volatility. Based on current technical analysis, I have prepared a list of order strategies for your reference.

Regarding Bitcoin: Bulls can place buy orders around 87,800, while bears can set entry points at 93,800. The strategy for Ethereum is the opposite—short positions at 3,180, and long positions at 2,990.

Key reminder: These levels are for reference only. Actual trading should be combined with your own risk tolerance. Once an order is filled, it is recommended to assess whether to reduce or close the position within 5 minutes based on real-time market conditions. Never be greedy. During major data releases like non-farm payrolls, market fluctuations are extremely fierce. Quick in and out is the key—take profits when you can, run when you should.

Wishing everyone successful trading, and remember that risk management always comes first.

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OffchainWinner

· 23h ago

In this kind of non-farm market, I still prefer to watch others' turbulence and eat melon. It's too刺激 and easy to lose money. Quick in and out sounds simple, but when the market explodes, who isn't trembling? This data coming out might lead to a bloodbath. Praying that everyone can come out alive. Playing jump rope between 87800 and 93800? Feels not that easy. Closing positions within five minutes sounds easy, but network lag can wipe you out in a second. The order placement strategy is just that—placing orders. How the market moves still follows its own path, and I know this very well. Use the points as参考, real操作 depends on luck, fate, and character. Wishing everyone well in this wave, just don't be too greedy. Knowing is easy, doing is hard, brothers.

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GasGrillMaster

· 01-09 11:56

I never place orders during non-farm times; it's too easy to get trapped. But your analysis is quite detailed.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 01-09 11:56

Non-farm payrolls are here; this wave is either profit or loss, no middle ground. Quick in and out, these eight words are my motto. Fluctuating back and forth between 87,800 and 93,800, I bet a bunch of people will get liquidated within 5 minutes. 3180 short position is really tempting; just see if they dare to take it. Risk control? It's long gone, only all-in remains.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-09 11:33

Non-farm payrolls are coming. This wave really requires quick in and out; otherwise, it's easy to get smashed. Wait, is entering long at 87800 really safe? I feel like I need to watch a bit more. Risk control comes first. It sounds good, but when volatility hits, it's easy to lose control. Closing positions every 5 minutes? Sounds easy to say, but during actual operation, my hands are trembling. The short position at 93800 is a bit risky; it feels like we need to give it more room to go up.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 01-09 11:30

Non-farm payrolls are coming, so it's still better to watch more and act less. Once this data is released, all technical aspects will be rendered meaningless.

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