2026-01-14 19:40:27

#美国贸易赤字扩大 This wave of market行情 is incredibly fierce. In just a few days, the market surged nearly 7000 points. Many people have opened short positions below the 90,000 level, and now they are being firmly pushed down to the bottom. Friends who are trapped, don't just vent your frustration alone. Let's discuss and see how to find a way out.

The current rally and shakeout are indeed intense, but bad macro news is also piling up. The Bank of Japan's rate hike cut has caused the US stock market to drop over 1% in response. The Federal Reserve's board members are also not idle, with negative rhetoric bombarding one after another. The shorts haven't been fully liquidated, and there is a high possibility of larger moves brewing at some point.

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SundayDegen

· 01-17 16:15

The moment 90000 was broken through, I knew this year would be different, and the short positions exploded directly. The Bank of Japan's move is really brilliant; the market is still debating the Federal Reserve, but then it was hit with a heavy punch from abroad and woke up. Despite the poor macroeconomic situation, it can still rally so strongly, indicating that the main players are accumulating positions. Let's just wait for the opportunity to reverse the operation. Being trapped isn't scary; in this kind of market, it's actually a good time to add positions. It all depends on who can hold on until that moment.

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-17 02:15

The moment 90,000 was smashed through, I knew the short positions were done for. Still holding on stubbornly is truly a gambler's mentality. The macro environment is indeed a pile of crap, but the market is speaking—bulls are pushing up stubbornly, and we can only follow the rhythm. When Japan's knife caused the US stock market to drop 1%, why are some still calling for a crash? It's just a small dish. It's well said that chips are not dispersed; it feels like something is really brewing. This kind of bizarre surge is the most dangerous. Anyway, right now it's despair for the bears and狂欢 for the bulls. Choose your side, everyone.

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MidnightGenesis

· 01-14 20:10

On-chain data shows that large holders are accumulating around 90,000. I've seen this tactic before... It’s worth noting that the contract changes deployed at 2 AM last night, the short positions indeed haven't been dispersed. Based on past experience, such a rally often hides traps behind it.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-14 20:10

It's really frustrating that 90000 didn't hold. The shakeout this time was a bit excessive.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-14 20:07

The short positions below 90,000 are really uncomfortable right now, but you're right, this kind of shakeout still needs to be endured. That move in Japan was really painful, and the Fed over there isn't letting up either. It feels like there's still more to come. But on the other hand, the short positions are still being accumulated, so let's not be too pessimistic.

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ChainBrain

· 01-14 20:05

The moment 90,000 was broken through, I knew the bears were finished. This round of shakeout is truly the end.

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GmGnSleeper

· 01-14 19:54

90000 this threshold really can't hold anymore, all the short positions are completely blown up, which is indeed a bit outrageous --- As soon as the Bank of Japan makes a move, you know whether there is hope, this rhythm clearly still has room to play --- Been trapped for so long, feeling like the bottom is almost here, struggling to hold on or cut losses, it's a dilemma --- With so many macro risks, how can you still dare to chase high, brothers --- Such fierce shakeouts must be followed by big moves, the bears haven't fully died yet --- The Fed is starting to adopt hawkish tones again, it's not surprising if this wave drops --- Waiting for the breakdown, it feels like there will be more volatility --- Jumping straight to 7000 points, is this going to be an independent trend? --- Chips are accumulating at the bottom, push a little more and it might break --- Those being heavily suppressed are waiting for a rebound to cut losses, it's painful

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