Today, I specifically waited for the non-farm payroll data to come out before doing dual-currency trades, mainly because I was worried about significant price fluctuations. Looking at the actual situation, although the data is pretty good, it’s indeed unfavorable for rate cuts. However, judging from the price trend, the immediate impact isn’t too big. Currently, bitcoin:native is still hovering around $79,000, so I’ve started with dual-currency trades. For pricing, my personal account is slightly more aggressive, setting it at $76,000, but the interest rate is only 7.2%. For the test account, I’m being more cautious, setting it at $75,000, but the interest rate is a measly 5%. Both are set to expire next Monday. Honestly, this time I don’t really understand why it’s rising, so I’m being overly conservative. Let’s wait another week. If Bitcoin can maintain this level after the CPI data is released, I might consider raising the buy-low price. Right now, the profit margin in this range is a bit too low, and I also need to prepare for building positions below $80,000. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFD, prediction markets—all in one platform for trading.