Recently, the gains in BTC and ETH have indeed been eye-catching, but there is a key timing point behind this market movement—this Friday's non-farm payroll data release. Such major economic data often disrupts the market, especially when interest rate cut expectations are impacted, with risk assets bearing the brunt.
Taking UNI as an example, the recent surge looks fierce, but there is more to the story from a capital perspective. Every time the price spikes, it encounters suppression from the short-sellers. This back-and-forth friction usually hints at two possibilities: one is genuine accumulation and readiness for a move, and the other is a trap to lure more buyers. Think of it this way: the main players need to close these short positions, which requires enough retail long positions to provide liquidity. This liquidity is often only fully released when the price declines.
So don’t be fooled by the current rally. The explosive data this week will be released on Friday, which will be the real turning point. The current UNI price is very likely the top zone of this wave. Manage your risks carefully and stay observant.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 7h ago
Friday's non-farm payrolls are going to explode. Anyone still daring to chase the highs will probably get crushed.
The big players are just waiting for retail investors to take the bait. This wave of UNI really seems like it's going to fall.
Don't be fooled by the gains; setting stop-losses is the most important.
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FlippedSignal
· 01-07 11:44
Non-farm payrolls are about to explode, this wave of rise is too fast, it feels like the main players are taking over the position
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UNI's recent surge really looks fierce, but the funding situation seems a bit weak
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Friday is the real test, it's too early to say anything now
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I think this position really looks like a top, the main players are probably offloading their holdings
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Every time it spikes high like this and gets suppressed, retail investors are still buying in, it's hilarious
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Don't rush to enter, wait until after the non-farm payrolls, now it's all landmines
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StarStepping
· 01-07 11:14
Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫
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FundingMartyr
· 01-07 10:48
Friday's non-farm payrolls are the real cutting edge; taking over now is just giving the main players money.
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LightningClicker
· 01-07 10:39
Friday's non-farm payrolls release, be careful, this wave is rising too quickly
Is it another trap to lure buyers? I think those currently bottom-fishing are all retail investors
UNI is indeed in a dangerous position, the big players are playing with fire
Let's wait for the data to come out, those going all-in now should be prepared to catch the falling knife
The top signal is already very obvious, not just UNI
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 01-07 10:22
Friday's non-farm payroll release will reshuffle the market trend. It feels a bit uncertain.
UNI's recent surge looks aggressive, but it seems like it's paving the way for the main players to accumulate.
Don't be tempted by the current gains; the real test is still ahead.
This price level feels like a trap to lure more buyers; risk management must be solid.
Friday is the real watershed moment. Now is the time to enter cautiously.
Recently, the gains in BTC and ETH have indeed been eye-catching, but there is a key timing point behind this market movement—this Friday's non-farm payroll data release. Such major economic data often disrupts the market, especially when interest rate cut expectations are impacted, with risk assets bearing the brunt.
Taking UNI as an example, the recent surge looks fierce, but there is more to the story from a capital perspective. Every time the price spikes, it encounters suppression from the short-sellers. This back-and-forth friction usually hints at two possibilities: one is genuine accumulation and readiness for a move, and the other is a trap to lure more buyers. Think of it this way: the main players need to close these short positions, which requires enough retail long positions to provide liquidity. This liquidity is often only fully released when the price declines.
So don’t be fooled by the current rally. The explosive data this week will be released on Friday, which will be the real turning point. The current UNI price is very likely the top zone of this wave. Manage your risks carefully and stay observant.