#数字资产生态回暖 The Federal Reserve decision has been announced, with 3 votes supporting and 2 votes opposing. Now the question is—those long positions built around 91700, are you still holding on?$BTC
Honestly, with such differing stances, the ideas of large institutions and retail investors are definitely not the same. Some see the policy shift as bullish, expecting a turn in future policies; others worry about the re-emergence of rate hike expectations. Whether 91700 can hold in the short term directly affects whether we'll continue to surge or pull back.
Brothers and sisters holding positions, consider this: where are you setting your stop-loss? What is your profit target? This indecision from the Fed is exactly a test of trading discipline.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 12-12 05:53
The Federal Reserve's 3:2 situation... To put it simply, the institutions haven't figured it out either. What are we retail investors blindly doing? Whether 91,700 holds or not depends on the subsequent news. I have already set my stop-loss, and if it drops further, I'll accept the loss.
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MEVHunterX
· 12-12 03:24
91700 is indeed a critical level, and how institutions think about it is not our concern for now. Retail investors need to figure it out on their own.
Wait, does the 3:2 split imply there’s still more to come? It feels like the rate hike expectation hasn't simply faded away.
I've already set my stop-loss long ago, but judging by this rhythm, it seems like it needs to be washed out before it can rise.
Hey brothers, what are your thoughts now? Do you really still believe in this rebound?
What’s the point of holding on tightly? If you need to run, run. The Fed is obviously just throwing smoke screens this time.
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OfflineNewbie
· 12-11 22:30
91700, we can't hold it anymore, brother. Institutions have long diversified, so why are we retail investors still stubbornly holding on?
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AirdropNinja
· 12-10 20:00
91700 can't hold, buddy. The institutions have already run away.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-10 19:59
The Federal Reserve's 3v2 situation, to put it simply, creates the most optimal arbitrage window for us surfers... If @91700@ can't hold, then the liquidity depth will truly need to be re-priced. My Martini indicator has already been flashing red, but I still have some positions left, just to test the lower limit of capital efficiency.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12-10 19:45
As long as 91,700 holds, you've won; it's truly a 50-50 chance.
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GasWhisperer
· 12-10 19:33
ngl the 3v2 fed split is basically a probability distribution waiting to collapse... 91700's just noise if you're not optimizing your exit timing. mempool's gonna get spicy when this liquidity dries up fr fr
#数字资产生态回暖 The Federal Reserve decision has been announced, with 3 votes supporting and 2 votes opposing. Now the question is—those long positions built around 91700, are you still holding on?$BTC
Honestly, with such differing stances, the ideas of large institutions and retail investors are definitely not the same. Some see the policy shift as bullish, expecting a turn in future policies; others worry about the re-emergence of rate hike expectations. Whether 91700 can hold in the short term directly affects whether we'll continue to surge or pull back.
Brothers and sisters holding positions, consider this: where are you setting your stop-loss? What is your profit target? This indecision from the Fed is exactly a test of trading discipline.