2026-01-07 09:29:19

Ethereum should pay attention to the release of the non-farm payroll data tonight, as this type of economic data often moves the market. If you plan to buy the dip during this window, my advice is: don't rush to go all in. Managing your position size is crucial—the market changes rapidly, and it's common to encounter less-than-ideal entry points. What's the key? Having the capacity. When you find yourself stuck at a bad entry point, you can adjust by adding to your position to lower your average cost. This way, you can participate in the market while leaving room to maneuver. Remember, the balance between aggressiveness and caution is often found in position control.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-07 09:59

Ha, it's the same old story. They all say the same thing when non-farm payrolls come out, but what’s the result?

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-07 09:59

The non-farm payrolls are coming. Last time I listened to this, I got caught. This time, I really don't dare to go all in.

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BearMarketGardener

· 01-07 09:59

Non-farm data like this is indeed easy to cause a sell-off, but going all in is really asking for trouble. I've seen too many people get trapped like that. Position control is correct; only with sufficient capacity can you survive longer. Otherwise, you'll get liquidated in one wave. Sigh, the key is to have discipline. Don't chase after gains just because prices are rising, and don't try to bottom fish when prices are falling. Rhythm is very important. Why do people keep thinking about going all in during times like this? I really can't understand. Haven't you lost enough already? I've used the tactic of adding positions to adjust costs before, and it can save the situation, provided you have the right sense of direction. By the way, how volatile will the market be after the non-farm data is released? Who can be sure? Instead of guessing, it's more reliable to explore with small amounts. Actually, it's just two words: patience. Many people fail because of this.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-07 09:49

That's right, you still need to leave yourself some room, don't go all in at once.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-07 09:40

Laughing out loud, all-in brothers are about to pay their tuition again, non-farm night will definitely be chaotic. Adding positions to lower the average cost? I've tried that before, and the more I added, the more I lost. Now I call myself the "Leek Cost Optimizer." Position control sounds easy, but when the market arrives, who the hell can still hold back? This move sounds clever, but in reality, it's just a gambler's self-soothing. Basically, don't go all-in at once, keep some ammo to prevent regret. That's how we operate in this industry.

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