Recently, these two events have had a significant impact on the direction of the crypto market. Understanding the progress of these two matters is essential for us to make a more accurate judgment of the subsequent market trends.



First, let's talk about the first one. The US December non-farm employment data will be announced tonight at 21:30. This data is very critical; if it exceeds expectations, it will be bearish for the market; if it falls below expectations, it will be bullish. Currently, the probability seems to be roughly evenly split, which is quite uncertain.

Second, and possibly more impactful on the market, is the US Supreme Court's upcoming ruling on the legality of tariff policies, scheduled for today or tomorrow. This is a watershed moment. If the court rules the tariffs unconstitutional, interesting things could happen—an estimated return of over 100 billion USD in import taxes to the market, effectively injecting new liquidity. At the same time, if tariffs are reduced, inflation pressures will ease, and corporate costs will decrease. However, such actions might expand the fiscal deficit, leading the Federal Reserve to continue increasing the money supply, which is bullish for Bitcoin and gold. According to market expectations, the probability of a ruling declaring tariffs unconstitutional is about 60%.

My advice is to stay calm and hold your position. If there’s an opportunity to buy the dip, do so gradually, and wait for the results of these two events to see a market rebound. Don’t rush to sell; the rebound could be quite strong.
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FastLeavervip
· 17h ago
Non-farm data and court rulings, it seems like both are just a gamble that pays off if you get it right... Forget it, it's still safer to buy the dip.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 01-09 16:25
Non-farm + tariff rulings, this wave indeed looks a bit intense, feels like everyone is betting on the Federal Reserve's next move. Hold tight, wait for the rebound.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-09 10:03
The dual expectations of non-farm data and tariff rulings make this wave of market movement quite stimulating. I agree with the suggestion to add positions on dips; if a rebound occurs, it will indeed be fierce.
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GovernancePretendervip
· 01-09 10:03
Non-farm data and court rulings are both variables, and this wave of market movement is indeed uncertain. I still stick to my logic: continue to position during dips, and be aggressive on rebounds.
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NFTRegretfulvip
· 01-09 10:01
Non-farm data and tariff rulings are all variables in this wave; making money from such uncertainties is indeed a bit刺激. --- Hundred-billion-dollar liquidity injection? Sounds like the Federal Reserve will print more money again, and then Bitcoin and gold will directly take off. --- Don't be soft when the rebound comes; this kind of market tests your mentality the most. --- Honestly, I just want to see how these two things unfold, even more than watching the charts. --- Saying "buy more on dips" is easy, but when it really drops, everyone wants to buy the bottom, and the result is often falling even more. --- Is there really a 60% chance that the tariff policy is unconstitutional? Feels like this gamble has a bit of a heavy hand. --- The Fed is going to loosen again? Then just hold your coins, since the trend is decided by them anyway. --- Tonight at 21:30, non-farm payrolls will reveal the truth; if it exceeds expectations again, I’ll be stunned on the spot. --- Just don’t sell your holdings, that’s all. History shows it’s always like this; those who make money in the end are the ones who stay steady. --- If this wave really brings in liquidity, the subsequent rebound will definitely not disappoint you.
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ColdWalletAnxietyvip
· 01-09 09:43
The non-farm payrolls are indeed uncertain, and the 50-50 situation is the most nerve-wracking... The tariff case is the real catalyst, and just thinking about the hundred-billion-dollar liquidity injection is exciting.
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BoredStakervip
· 01-09 09:36
Non-farm data and the Supreme Court ruling, both need to be monitored. I think this wave is hard to predict, but buying the dip is definitely the right move.
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