Binance Square

Jack Finance

Open Trade
BTC Holder
BTC Holder
Frequent Trader
2.4 Months
“市场很复杂,但我们不必孤单。这里是 Jack Finance,我和你一起学习、思考、成长。”
9 Following
61 Followers
62 Liked
3 Shared
All Content
Portfolio
--
See original
The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in September is almost a foregone conclusion; how will the market move? Experienced players are actually focusing on two signals.Interest rate cuts are something we've long anticipated, but as the time approaches, there's concern about a repeat of past tragedies: 'Will it collapse like in 2019?' Don't panic, history has provided answers. The overall faith in the market still exists, and I firmly believe that the future is bright. So, let's just do it; whether we do or not, it will be over... First, let's look at two 'reverse level' cases: 🔹2019: The market speculated heavily on the positive news, with BTC rising from 3000 to 12000, but when the interest rate cut news hit, it plummeted by 38% in a single day, leaving those who bought high stranded mid-way. The core reason: the good news was over-leveraged, and when institutions ran, it caused a stampede. 🔹2024: Everyone feared a repeat of 2019 and reduced their positions early, but three significant positive factors emerged—Trump's endorsement, ETF buying spree, and Tesla and Microsoft increasing their holdings—leading BTC to soar from 80000 to 104000 instead. The key here is: the market did not digest the variables in advance, and the interest rate cut became a 'catalyst.'

The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in September is almost a foregone conclusion; how will the market move? Experienced players are actually focusing on two signals.

Interest rate cuts are something we've long anticipated, but as the time approaches, there's concern about a repeat of past tragedies: 'Will it collapse like in 2019?' Don't panic, history has provided answers. The overall faith in the market still exists, and I firmly believe that the future is bright. So, let's just do it; whether we do or not, it will be over...

First, let's look at two 'reverse level' cases:
🔹2019: The market speculated heavily on the positive news, with BTC rising from 3000 to 12000, but when the interest rate cut news hit, it plummeted by 38% in a single day, leaving those who bought high stranded mid-way. The core reason: the good news was over-leveraged, and when institutions ran, it caused a stampede.
🔹2024: Everyone feared a repeat of 2019 and reduced their positions early, but three significant positive factors emerged—Trump's endorsement, ETF buying spree, and Tesla and Microsoft increasing their holdings—leading BTC to soar from 80000 to 104000 instead. The key here is: the market did not digest the variables in advance, and the interest rate cut became a 'catalyst.'
See original
A new stablecoin has appeared, satisfying the listing and trading within 1 month. Whether there will be 4 times is still unknown. For the limit orders placed on the exchange, let's see tomorrow if the exchange can have 4 times the points. Friends can give it a try, remember to be quick and not greedy, act quickly to avoid getting caught.
A new stablecoin has appeared, satisfying the listing and trading within 1 month. Whether there will be 4 times is still unknown. For the limit orders placed on the exchange, let's see tomorrow if the exchange can have 4 times the points. Friends can give it a try, remember to be quick and not greedy, act quickly to avoid getting caught.
S
image
image
MCH
Price
0.021282
See original
Non-farm employment data significantly missed expectations, with fierce competition between bulls and bears. 1. Price Trends There was a rapid rise earlier, peaking around 112,800. Subsequently, a long bearish candlestick appeared, directly breaking the previous upward channel. Current prices are oscillating in the range of 110,000–110,500, with lows probing the white trend line (downward diagonal support). 2. Moving Average System Short-term moving averages (yellow, orange) have already turned downward, suppressing prices, indicating a bearish arrangement. Medium-term moving averages (green) have also begun to bend down, indicating limited rebound potential. Long-term moving averages (red, blue) remain flat and slightly downward, with the market in a correction phase. 3. Candlestick Patterns After the large bearish candlestick, there has been no significant "engulfing" bullish candlestick, indicating insufficient support from the bulls. There is a long lower shadow, indicating that there is buying interest in the short term, but the strength is not enough to reverse the trend. --- 📌 Support and Resistance Lower support: Around 110,000 (whole number level + white trend line). If it breaks, it may retest the range of 108,500–109,000. Upper resistance: Short-term: 111,500–112,000 (short-term moving average suppression zone). Medium-term: 112,800–113,000 (the starting point of the large bearish candlestick, which is also strong resistance). 🛠 Trading Thoughts (not a recommendation for any investment, for educational exchange purposes only, please advise) 1. Short-term Strategy If the support around 110,000 holds, a small position can be tried for a rebound, but do not be greedy with the target (look for 111,500–112,000). Once it breaks below 110,000 with volume, it is advisable to stop-loss and exit, waiting for lower support. 2. Medium-term Strategy The current moving average system is bearish, and there have been no golden crosses or stable signals of moving averages, making it unsuitable for heavy long positions. The best waiting signal is: candlesticks oscillating below the moving averages, moving averages flattening and gradually converging, followed by a breakout with volume. 3. Risk Control It is advisable to set stop-loss for short-term operations (below 110,000). If wanting to go long, it is best to wait until it stabilizes above 112,000 before considering adding positions. ✅ Conclusion: This sharp decline has interrupted the short-term trend, and the market is currently in a consolidation and recovery phase. 110,000 is a key support, and if it is lost, it may continue to test lower; if it holds, a rebound is expected, but pressure lies in the range of 111,500–112,800. Overall, the suggestion is to trade lightly, with quick entries and exits, and to avoid heavily bottom-fishing.
Non-farm employment data significantly missed expectations, with fierce competition between bulls and bears.
1. Price Trends

There was a rapid rise earlier, peaking around 112,800.

Subsequently, a long bearish candlestick appeared, directly breaking the previous upward channel.

Current prices are oscillating in the range of 110,000–110,500, with lows probing the white trend line (downward diagonal support).

2. Moving Average System

Short-term moving averages (yellow, orange) have already turned downward, suppressing prices, indicating a bearish arrangement.

Medium-term moving averages (green) have also begun to bend down, indicating limited rebound potential.

Long-term moving averages (red, blue) remain flat and slightly downward, with the market in a correction phase.

3. Candlestick Patterns

After the large bearish candlestick, there has been no significant "engulfing" bullish candlestick, indicating insufficient support from the bulls.

There is a long lower shadow, indicating that there is buying interest in the short term, but the strength is not enough to reverse the trend.

---

📌 Support and Resistance

Lower support:

Around 110,000 (whole number level + white trend line).

If it breaks, it may retest the range of 108,500–109,000.

Upper resistance:

Short-term: 111,500–112,000 (short-term moving average suppression zone).

Medium-term: 112,800–113,000 (the starting point of the large bearish candlestick, which is also strong resistance).

🛠 Trading Thoughts (not a recommendation for any investment, for educational exchange purposes only, please advise)

1. Short-term Strategy

If the support around 110,000 holds, a small position can be tried for a rebound, but do not be greedy with the target (look for 111,500–112,000).

Once it breaks below 110,000 with volume, it is advisable to stop-loss and exit, waiting for lower support.

2. Medium-term Strategy

The current moving average system is bearish, and there have been no golden crosses or stable signals of moving averages, making it unsuitable for heavy long positions.

The best waiting signal is: candlesticks oscillating below the moving averages, moving averages flattening and gradually converging, followed by a breakout with volume.
3. Risk Control

It is advisable to set stop-loss for short-term operations (below 110,000).

If wanting to go long, it is best to wait until it stabilizes above 112,000 before considering adding positions.

✅ Conclusion:
This sharp decline has interrupted the short-term trend, and the market is currently in a consolidation and recovery phase. 110,000 is a key support, and if it is lost, it may continue to test lower; if it holds, a rebound is expected, but pressure lies in the range of 111,500–112,800. Overall, the suggestion is to trade lightly, with quick entries and exits, and to avoid heavily bottom-fishing.
See original
Alpha Points Accumulation Method Cost and Pros and Cons Summary 1. Limit Order to Accumulate KOGE or Other Low Volatility Coins - Core Data: 2050U accumulates 13 points with 4 round trips, cost 1.6U; 14 points costs 3.2U. - Advantages: No additional Gas fees, clear and fixed cost, relatively simple operation process. Disadvantages: Requires using limit orders to refresh coins, and new coins may have poor liquidity, which may lead to low transaction efficiency. 2. Wallet Accumulating KOGE Core Data: 1. Basic Situation: 2050U accumulates 13 points with 4 round trips, cost 1.6U + 0.3U Gas fee. 2. Discount Situation: If daily purchase exceeds 8000U and accumulates for a week, you can enter the 48club to receive a 50% rebate on fees, reducing the cost to 0.8U + 0.3U Gas fee (but note that the pool may decrease in advance, and it may not be possible to accumulate for a full week). Advantages: After meeting conditions, you can enjoy fee rebates, significantly reducing the cost of point accumulation. Disadvantages: Additional Gas fees must be borne, and it relies on the 48club rebate policy, with the uncertainty of not being able to accumulate for a full week. 3. Accumulating 4x Points Coin (e.g. MCH) Core Data: 1025U accumulates 13 points with 2 round trips, cost 0.8U + 0.4U Gas fee when not squeezed, coin price fluctuates (see Figure 2). Advantages: High points multiplier (4 times), relatively less capital required under the same points target. Disadvantages: Coin price fluctuates greatly, high risk of being “squeezed,” and Gas fees must be borne; operations must be completed quickly to reduce exposure period. Many were squeezed today. 4. Key Considerations 1. Do not blindly accumulate new coins with high volatility; always check K-line to confirm stability before accumulating. 2. Do not invest too much at once; it’s better to accumulate a few more times than to be squeezed, as losses are greater after being “squeezed”; lower the default slippage when accumulating points. 3. Operation speed should be fast to reduce position exposure time, lowering the risks from price fluctuations. 4. The wallet indicates ×4 means 4 times points. Note: For educational sharing only, does not constitute any investment advice, please carefully identify and assess your own investment capabilities.
Alpha Points Accumulation Method Cost and Pros and Cons Summary
1. Limit Order to Accumulate KOGE or Other Low Volatility Coins
- Core Data: 2050U accumulates 13 points with 4 round trips, cost 1.6U; 14 points costs 3.2U.
- Advantages: No additional Gas fees, clear and fixed cost, relatively simple operation process.
Disadvantages: Requires using limit orders to refresh coins, and new coins may have poor liquidity, which may lead to low transaction efficiency.
2. Wallet Accumulating KOGE
Core Data:
1. Basic Situation: 2050U accumulates 13 points with 4 round trips, cost 1.6U + 0.3U Gas fee.
2. Discount Situation: If daily purchase exceeds 8000U and accumulates for a week, you can enter the 48club to receive a 50% rebate on fees, reducing the cost to 0.8U + 0.3U Gas fee (but note that the pool may decrease in advance, and it may not be possible to accumulate for a full week).
Advantages: After meeting conditions, you can enjoy fee rebates, significantly reducing the cost of point accumulation.
Disadvantages: Additional Gas fees must be borne, and it relies on the 48club rebate policy, with the uncertainty of not being able to accumulate for a full week.
3. Accumulating 4x Points Coin (e.g. MCH)
Core Data: 1025U accumulates 13 points with 2 round trips, cost 0.8U + 0.4U Gas fee when not squeezed, coin price fluctuates (see Figure 2).
Advantages: High points multiplier (4 times), relatively less capital required under the same points target.
Disadvantages: Coin price fluctuates greatly, high risk of being “squeezed,” and Gas fees must be borne; operations must be completed quickly to reduce exposure period. Many were squeezed today.
4. Key Considerations
1. Do not blindly accumulate new coins with high volatility; always check K-line to confirm stability before accumulating.
2. Do not invest too much at once; it’s better to accumulate a few more times than to be squeezed, as losses are greater after being “squeezed”; lower the default slippage when accumulating points.
3. Operation speed should be fast to reduce position exposure time, lowering the risks from price fluctuations.
4. The wallet indicates ×4 means 4 times points.
Note: For educational sharing only, does not constitute any investment advice, please carefully identify and assess your own investment capabilities.
Login to explore more contents
Explore the latest crypto news
⚡️ Be a part of the latests discussions in crypto
💬 Interact with your favorite creators
👍 Enjoy content that interests you
Email / Phone number

Latest News

--
View More

Trending Articles

BeMaster BuySmart
View More
Sitemap
Cookie Preferences
Platform T&Cs