#美联储重启降息步伐 December 4 Market Review: Employment Data Drags Behind, Institutions Step In With Real Money
Last night’s ADP employment data really gave everyone a scare, and the market hit the brakes hard. But look, Treasury Secretary Bensen was quick to come out and voice support for rate cuts, plus Hassett was officially confirmed as Fed Chair. With this combo, smart money immediately caught on.
On-chain data says it all—ETF net inflows reached $1.1 billion in a single day. That’s not retail-level volume. A pullback? That’s just a buying opportunity. In the early hours, prices shot back up, reclaiming all previous losses.
**Let’s see how Bitcoin is doing now:** It’s already broken through the 94,000 mark, and the bulls are showing strong momentum. At this pace, it’s likely to test the 96,000 resistance. If there’s an intraday pullback, keep an eye on the 92,500 support—hold that, and the trend is intact. If it breaks, look to see if the 91,000 to 89,000 range can catch it.
Trading strategy? Consider going long in the 92,300–92,700 range, with first target at 94,100, second at 96,000, and if it breaks out strongly, look at 98,200.
**Now on to ETH:** Institutions are buying aggressively, plus upgrade expectations are building, so performance is really strong. Long positions from 30,300 are up 200 points—who can resist that? Today, focus on the 31,700 level—if it holds, the bulls are still in control.
How to play it? Buy on dips in the 31,620–31,840 range, target 32,390 and 33,200, and if it breaks above, shoot for 33,980.
Short-term traders, remember to adjust flexibly, set your stop-loss based on your actual position, and don’t try to tough it out. $BTC $ETH
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-07 04:20
Uh, this time it's definitely institutions saving the market. They threw in $1.1 billion, retail investors' little ammo doesn't even compare.
You can tell it's smart money as soon as they make a move. Earlier everyone was worried, but now the rate-cut expectations are back. Retail traders are still struggling to decide if it's going up or down.
The 92,500 support really has to hold, otherwise it's going to be another wave of stop-loss selling. I've seen too many bloody lessons.
ETH is pretty fierce this round. If it can't break 31,700, the bulls are still alive. The risk is right there.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 12-05 18:26
The institutions played this hand beautifully, $1.1 billion was just thrown in like that. Retail investors need to keep their eyes wide open now. As long as the 92,500 line holds, everything else will be fine.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-04 05:29
Yeah, this round of institutional bailout is really massive—$1.1 billion came in within a day. What are retail investors doing at this point?
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Smart money rushes in as soon as it senses an opportunity, while we're still debating a few points of retracement. The gap is huge.
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If the 92,500 support line can't hold, I'm out. Once the trend breaks, nothing else matters.
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ETH just shot up by 200 points, the bulls are really making a move now. Watching to see if 31,700 can hold.
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The jobs data gave us a scare, but then it bounced right back. This market—emotions are worth more than fundamentals.
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$1.1 billion ETF inflow and you still dare to short? That's a bit too confident, bro.
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Break 94,000 and head straight for 96,000? Don't be too greedy—let's see how the daily chart looks first.
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When institutions are buying, that's when you should follow. If you wait until retail investors are talking about it, it's already too late.
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If 31,700 breaks, this round needs to be reassessed. For now, it's okay, but don't get complacent.
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The US Treasury Secretary talks about rate cuts and the market eats it up. Just imagine how much more drama is yet to come.
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-04 05:29
I'm tired of seeing the same old institutional bailout tricks. The real question is, is there actually any real capital this time? $1.1 billion sounds impressive, but I'm worried they'll just finish fleecing the retail investors, change their disguise, and keep on doing it.
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TxFailed
· 12-04 05:27
ngl the "institutions saved the day" narrative hits different when you've already gotten liquidated twice on similar setups... technically speaking, that 11B inflow looks solid on paper but remember when we said the same thing in september? just saying, learned this the hard way
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-04 05:21
Institutions are buying aggressively; this surge in the early morning is pretty intense. Have retail investors been taken advantage of again?
#美联储重启降息步伐 December 4 Market Review: Employment Data Drags Behind, Institutions Step In With Real Money
Last night’s ADP employment data really gave everyone a scare, and the market hit the brakes hard. But look, Treasury Secretary Bensen was quick to come out and voice support for rate cuts, plus Hassett was officially confirmed as Fed Chair. With this combo, smart money immediately caught on.
On-chain data says it all—ETF net inflows reached $1.1 billion in a single day. That’s not retail-level volume. A pullback? That’s just a buying opportunity. In the early hours, prices shot back up, reclaiming all previous losses.
**Let’s see how Bitcoin is doing now:**
It’s already broken through the 94,000 mark, and the bulls are showing strong momentum. At this pace, it’s likely to test the 96,000 resistance. If there’s an intraday pullback, keep an eye on the 92,500 support—hold that, and the trend is intact. If it breaks, look to see if the 91,000 to 89,000 range can catch it.
Trading strategy? Consider going long in the 92,300–92,700 range, with first target at 94,100, second at 96,000, and if it breaks out strongly, look at 98,200.
**Now on to ETH:**
Institutions are buying aggressively, plus upgrade expectations are building, so performance is really strong. Long positions from 30,300 are up 200 points—who can resist that? Today, focus on the 31,700 level—if it holds, the bulls are still in control.
How to play it? Buy on dips in the 31,620–31,840 range, target 32,390 and 33,200, and if it breaks above, shoot for 33,980.
Short-term traders, remember to adjust flexibly, set your stop-loss based on your actual position, and don’t try to tough it out. $BTC $ETH