2026-01-11 01:25:15

Tuesday's market was quite interesting. Bitcoin rose by 1300 points during this correction, showing quite strong resilience; Ethereum also performed well, gaining 98 points. From a macro perspective, the below-expected US non-farm payroll data and the widening trade deficit are sending signals, and these data fluctuations often trigger chain reactions in market sentiment.

Another point worth noting is that digital asset treasury companies are still not excluded from MSCI's watchlist, indicating that traditional financial indices are still increasing their focus on this sector. The market is waiting for more policy and data confirmations, and in the short term, the performance of BTC and ETH remains worth monitoring. With proper strategy, the market will naturally give feedback.

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consensus_whisperer

· 12h ago

Is 1300 points already holding steady? Why do I feel like it's still fluctuating? Poor non-farm data, yet it still rose... This is ridiculous. Regarding the MSCI list, institutions are making moves. Wait, could Bitcoin suddenly crash? Ethereum is rallying with the trend, but be cautious. Is the strategy appropriate? It's easy to say, but who knows what the right move is. This rebound feels a bit fake.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-11 01:53

Bitcoin's recent 1300-point move honestly isn't as fierce as I expected, but it's quite steady and interesting. The weak non-farm payroll report surprisingly turned into good news? Dark humor. MSCI not excluding us—what does that mean? Traditional finance is finally taking it seriously? The strategy is appropriate, but market feedback... sounds easy, but in reality, it's a bloodbath. During this period waiting for data confirmation, might as well just flatten the position. The second Bitcoin's gains seem to be lagging a bit—are we about to rise sharply or break down?

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-11 01:52

Honestly, I was a bit surprised by this 1300-point move in Bitcoin; I thought it would continue to stay at the bottom. Regarding the MSCI watchlist, is traditional finance finally starting to pay attention to us? The weak non-farm payroll report actually turned out to be a positive, which is a bit ironic.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-11 01:51

Bitcoin's recent surge is impressive, jumping straight to 1300 points. Are you guys in on it? Wait, the Federal Reserve data is so bad, why are the coins actually rising? That's a bit unusual, isn't it? Regarding the MSCI watchlist, it seems traditional finance is about to enter the market, the wait won't be long. Second Bitcoin at 98 points is too conservative, I feel there's still room to rise. Non-farm payrolls below expectations are actually a positive? This is a magical market, only with the right strategy can you survive.

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SmartContractDiver

· 01-11 01:44

The 1300-point move is quite fierce this time. Bitcoin is really resilient. The non-farm payroll data being so weak is actually a positive? The market seems to be confused. MSCI hasn't excluded us yet, indicating traditional finance is also getting restless. Wait for policy confirmation, no need to rush. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum are optimistic; continue to monitor in the short term. If the strategy is correct, profits will follow. This wave is stable.

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