2026-01-11 01:30:18

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 $BTC $ETH $BNB

U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls unexpectedly declined, and this time it's really interesting. The market has long sensed the change in the air—the Fed's attitude shift, fluctuations in inflation data—these macro factors have been influencing the entire crypto ecosystem.

When economic data underperform expectations, investors usually reassess their risk asset allocations. Cryptocurrencies, as high-risk, high-reward assets, often serve as a barometer of market sentiment. Weak non-farm data may indicate that the Federal Reserve's future policy space will open up, which is either good or bad for assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, viewed as inflation hedges, and the market is still debating.

However, based on historical experience, greater volatility in economic data can actually catalyze price discovery in the crypto market. Short-term fluctuations in major coins are inevitable, but in the long run, macroeconomic uncertainty tends to increase the demand for decentralized assets.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 11h ago

Non-farm payrolls disappointed again, this time it really gave the crypto market an opportunity.

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bridge_anxiety

· 11h ago

Non-farm data was weak, aren't you rushing to buy the dip? That's hilarious, you're about to start that "long-term bullish" spiel again.

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SleepyValidator

· 11h ago

Non-farm payrolls underperforming, I knew it would turn out like this... The crypto world is going to stir again --- Here we go again? No one can tell if it's good news or bad news --- Fake move, just waiting to cut the leeks --- High volatility is actually good? Why doesn’t my wallet look better then --- Macroeconomic uncertainty = my assets are even more uncertain, hilarious --- The Federal Reserve loosens policy, BTC soars, I’ve heard this logic too many times --- Short-term crash but long-term optimism, I’ve heard this phrase a hundred times --- So should I get in now or wait? Stop with these empty talks --- Price discovery? I think it’s just a price plunge --- Decentralized asset allocation demand... just a hype, huh

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RooftopReserver

· 11h ago

Non-farm data crashing is a fact, now this will be interesting to watch Wait, will BTC this time fall or rise? I can't understand it more and more Eating melon, watching how various big V's shift blame To put it simply, macro is rotten, risk assets are suffering, and we group of people are the most miserable Damn, another rebalancing, messing around like this every day Historical experience? Laughs, every time they say historical experience is a trap The greater the uncertainty, the more we earn? Nonsense... I just withdrew my funds This article is written softly, just can't see the direction clearly Is the Federal Reserve playing dovish again? Then my bottom-fishing plan has to be delayed Big fluctuations = price discovery? Bro, I only know big fluctuations = my liquidation

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memecoin_therapy

· 11h ago

Non-farm payrolls disappointed again, this time really hitting the limit down... Wait, is this good news or bad news? I tm keep getting confused. The Federal Reserve has really gone to the extreme, sometimes easing liquidity and sometimes shrinking the balance sheet. The crypto circle is being played around by you guys quite badly. But to be honest, this kind of uncertainty actually makes me want to buy the dip — just my wallet is out of money, boohoo. Anyway, since it's all falling, I’ll just go all-in with blind faith. Historical experience? Bro, you probably haven't experienced 2018, right? Macroeconomic fluctuations = my account fluctuations, anyway, it's all my fault. This time, it's really time to get in, or should I keep watching as a spectator?

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