2026-01-12 05:20:08

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Non-farm payrolls unexpectedly weaken, which may become the fuse for the next wave of market movement.

U.S. non-farm employment data falling short of expectations often directly impact market sentiment due to macroeconomic fluctuations. When economic signals shift, capital flows tend to change accordingly—some will choose to avoid risks, while others sense opportunities. The market typically shifts from pessimism to optimism at such turning points.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-12 13:02

Oh no, the non-farm payrolls are weak again. Should I cut or buy the dip now? --- Trigger? I think it's a trap, I say the same every time. --- Changes in capital flow... Basically, big players are just harvesting retail investors. --- Turning point? Wake up, this is just the big whales shaking out their positions. --- People who are risk-averse have already run. Those only now reading the news are too late. --- Weak non-farm payrolls mean opportunity? Come on, stop pumping me up. --- Here comes that "pessimistic to optimistic" rhetoric again, I'm tired of hearing it. --- Will this wave turn around or continue downward? Just tell me the truth. --- Market sentiment fluctuations are useless. We should look at on-chain data instead. --- Economic signals are turning... So, we ordinary folks can't see anything, huh?

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-12 10:26

Non-farm data underperformed again, this is getting interesting. Let's see who gets cut next.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-12 05:48

Well... Non-farm payrolls missed again. Is this really the turning point? Honestly, I don't quite understand this move. Is it risk avoidance or bottom fishing? Wait, are they about to harvest the retail investors again? I've seen many of these turning points before, and they are usually just a trap to lure more buyers. But seriously, this is indeed a signal.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-12 05:48

Non-farm data was weak. Is it time to buy the dip? Or is it going to crash again?

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BlockchainNewbie

· 01-12 05:48

Non-farm payrolls are weak, do we still want to speculate? I think it's just another rhythm of cutting leeks again --- Trigger? Bro, don't scare me, you said the same last time --- Opportunity? Or a trap? Anyway, I don't dare to move --- Is it true or false, are we going to fall again? I've already taken off my pants --- Can this wave of market trend not be so damn suspenseful --- Listening to capital flow sounds sophisticated, but it's just gambling --- Is non-farm payroll weak good news or bad news? Feels like anyone can make up an answer --- Another turning point? Every day is a turning point, which one has been correct --- I just want to know if it can go up this time or not --- Avoid risks? Where do I have risks from, I already cut my losses, brother

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-12 05:47

Non-farm payrolls disappointed again, now the bears should be excited Weak data = expectations of interest rate cuts rising, but where the funds will flow is really uncertain Turning point? I feel like we're still caught in the same trap Sounds good, but the key is who can buy at the bottom Whether this wave can really become a trigger depends on what happens next; anyway, I am just watching and waiting

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-12 05:47

Non-farm data was weak again, and now a new drama unfolds. Whether you can bottom out your coins depends on this wave.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-12 05:30

Oh no, non-farm payrolls missed again, someone is about to get wiped out --- Trigger? I just want to know who can accurately hit this point --- Avoid risks? I've already gone all in, anyway bankruptcy isn't the first time --- Turning points and such, sound like storytelling, I only look at the K-line --- Here we go again, just waiting to see who gets trapped by the tricks --- Regarding capital flow, we retail investors are always the last to know --- Opportunity? Ha, macro data is always a post-hoc analysis --- I bet this rebound won't reach the expected height --- The most fun thing in times like this is retail investors follow the trend and buy, while the big players start to cut --- Weak non-farm payrolls mean bearish, is this logic correct? Not really

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