This one comes out, the market directly stops pretending! 📉🔥 A few days ago before bed I was staring at $SKHYNIX , the surface was still holding up at a high level, but the more I looked, the weaker it seemed, the volume didn't keep up, the upper resistance didn't let up either, every time it rushed up it was pushed back down, I really didn't want to chase this kind of rebound. When the market hadn't fully started yet, SKHYNIX gave an opportunity around 1775.7. What I saw at the time was insufficient support, no one catching it on the way up, so I directly followed the plan to short 👀 Now the price has come to 1436.5, yield +469.80%, this wave of short selling was cashed out very cleanly ✅🎯 The previous grinding was annoying, but once it played out, it was really satisfying. This is the rhythm. Don't get emotional with profits. In terms of operation, first close 80% 💰, and use the remaining 20% for cost price protection 🛑. If it continues to drop, let the profits run, but if it bounces back, don't give back the profits either. Those who missed out, don't chase ⚠️, chasing the tail easily messes up your mentality. Wait for the next clear signal, wait for a retracement confirmation, and move only when a new structure emerges 🔔 ‍$BTC $ETH

That afternoon a few days ago, the bearish smell was already unmistakable. 📉🚨🔥 $ONDO Over on ONDO, they repeatedly tried to push higher, but each time the upward move was suppressed. As soon as selling pressure emerged, the chart immediately softened. I knew right then it wasn't strength, it was weakness. While everyone was still waiting and watching, I focused on the low-volume pump and insufficient support. 👀 During the session, price ground at the top for a long time. The price looked lively, but actual buying was unable to hold. Even the bears couldn't stop this high-level loosening rhythm. That's the rhythm. When it's time to eat, don't pretend to be calm. Chasing the tail end gets you hit. 🎯 So I opened a short near 0.4334, and later it went to 0.3326, +230.67%. That was a satisfying bite. ✅📈 I first closed 80%, leaving the remaining 20% as cost-price protection. If it continues down, I'll hold. If it bounces back, I won't give back the profits. If you missed it, don't chase. Wait for a retest confirmation, and wait for the next more comfortable entry. ⚠️ There will be more opportunities later. Don't rush into the volatility. 🔔 $BTC $ETH

Tonight's US June non-farm payroll data fell well short of expectations, but the market reaction was somewhat complex—it both eased the urgency for the Fed to hike rates immediately in July, yet did not fully dispel market concerns about a rate hike within the year. Breaking it down: · 📉 Data "cold snap": June added only 57k new jobs, far below the expected 113k and the previous month's figure. However, the unemployment rate fell to 4.2% (expected 4.3%), but this was because the labor force participation rate dropped sharply, with many people exiting the labor force—not a genuine improvement in employment. · 📈 Market reaction "rose first, then stabilized": With reduced urgency for rate hikes, U.S. stock futures spiked briefly, gold surged over 2.6% straight, and the dollar plunged. Yet the market did not fully abandon rate hike expectations; it merely postponed the anticipated timing from October to December, indicating that everyone is still waiting for subsequent inflation data. · 🔗 This runs counter to the logic behind today's tech stock sell-off. Previously, the market feared that Fed rate hikes would suppress valuations; now the weak data temporarily alleviates those external liquidity tightening concerns. Considering that A-shares just plunged today due to the collapse of the tech rally, the easing of external pressure may provide some breathing room for tomorrow's market sentiment. However, the real "big test" for the market is still ahead—the U.S. June CPI data due on July 14 (next Tuesday) will be key to determining the Fed's next move. $BTC ‌$ETH ‌