New Year begins with U.S. Treasury yields slightly rising, but volatility remains modest. With a series of major economic data releases scheduled for next week, market sentiment is starting to stir.
The key focus points are on Wednesday and Friday. On Wednesday, the ADP employment report will be released, and on Friday, the main event—the non-farm payrolls report—will be published according to the usual schedule. This will be the first such release since September last year. Crypto market investors have always been sensitive to macroeconomic data, as changes in the unemployment rate directly influence Federal Reserve policy directions and subsequently affect overall asset allocation.
Institutions have differing forecasts. Raymond James is relatively optimistic, expecting the unemployment rate to decline from 4.6% to 4.5%. However, Citigroup remains cautious, believing the unemployment rate could rise to 4.7%. The divergence in these expectations precisely reflects the current uncertainty in economic trends.
The recent performance of ETH and other cryptocurrencies, to some extent, is also digesting these differing expectations. Next week’s data will send a clear signal to the market—whether the economy is improving or showing signs of slowdown—this will influence large-scale capital allocation strategies.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-06 00:47
Once the non-farm payroll data is released on Friday, the market will be entirely focused on it. Just relax and wait for the results.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-05 11:15
Here we go again, the non-farm payroll data show, this show always stirs up the market
Here we go again, with institutional opinions divided, small investors like us might as well wait to be harvested
See the real deal on Friday, feeling like it's about to collapse
Citi is optimistic, JPMorgan is pessimistic, honestly no one dares to bet on this matter
ETH is now betting on next week's data, all betting on economic fundamentals, it's a bit desperate
Unemployment rate rising to 4.7%? Then we need to pay attention to the Fed's attitude shift
With this wave of data coming out, small altcoins are probably going to be harvested again, only able to watch BTC and ETH's reactions
Honestly, the volatility isn't obvious? Looking at the candlesticks makes my heart tired
Next week will be stressful, need to set stop-losses properly, if the data underperforms expectations, the crypto market might cry
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-05 06:15
It's another data week, the usual routine... Betting on the unemployment rate, right?
Non-farm payrolls come on Friday, let's see who guesses right and gets to enjoy.
Keefe, optimistic; Citigroup, pessimistic—this spread... Wake up, anything can happen.
Will ETH move this week? Waiting for this data.
Big funds are watching the show, I'm watching the big funds, multiple layers of deception.
A 0.2% difference in unemployment rate, and the coin price difference is double—ridiculous, isn't it?
Expectations are fully priced in, can it still explode on Friday...
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OffchainWinner
· 01-05 01:06
Here we go again, looking at employment data. If this non-farm payrolls report surprises us, the market might crash directly.
Lying flat and waiting for signals next week.
Kea投乐观 (Kea Investment optimistic), Citibank conservative, who the heck can guess right?
When will ETH fly this week? Can't wait any longer.
How can a 0.2% difference in the unemployment rate change the entire market? Ridiculous.
See you next Friday for life or death.
Non-farm payrolls: Here I come, are you ready?
Lying flat and waiting for data, anyway predictions are all nonsense.
Kea投 vs. Citibank, I bet Citibank will mess up this time.
If it doesn't fall on Friday, the market is merciful.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 01-03 11:47
It's another non-farm cycle, the crypto world is about to go crazy
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Citibank vs. Kaito betting, anyway the retail investors are about to be cut
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Get the rhythm right before Friday, don't be scared off by a sell-off
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Rising unemployment rate is actually good for crypto prices, the central bank will have to cut interest rates
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When next week's data comes out, the truth will be revealed. Right now, everyone is just betting on tomorrow
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This is the real source of stimulation, more effective than any official news
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It feels like BTC has already been digesting this in advance, everyone needs to keep up the mindset
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Expectations gap is the dividing line between retail investors and the big players
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A 0.1% difference in unemployment rate can determine how many people get liquidated, unbelievable
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In the face of macro data, technical analysis is just a passing cloud
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-03 11:47
Friday's non-farm payrolls are back, and this time we need to pay close attention. A 0.2 percentage point difference in the unemployment rate can really influence the crypto prices. Truly remarkable.
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GasFeeLady
· 01-03 11:45
ngl watching gas prices spike while waiting for friday's nonfarm data is giving me mid-transaction anxiety vibes... citi's got me hedging already tbh
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-03 11:44
ngl the unemployment data arbitrage is where the real network effects kick in—most retail doesn't even grasp how fed policy cascades through protocol sustainability. watched too many newbies get liquidated thinking macro doesn't matter lmao
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 01-03 11:44
Wait, the expectations from Ke Tout and Citibank are so different? It feels like someone is about to be proven wrong. Betting on the unemployment rate to reveal the truth next week.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 01-03 11:34
Friday's non-farm payroll data is really a life-or-death moment. Should I reduce my position in advance to ease the nerves?
New Year begins with U.S. Treasury yields slightly rising, but volatility remains modest. With a series of major economic data releases scheduled for next week, market sentiment is starting to stir.
The key focus points are on Wednesday and Friday. On Wednesday, the ADP employment report will be released, and on Friday, the main event—the non-farm payrolls report—will be published according to the usual schedule. This will be the first such release since September last year. Crypto market investors have always been sensitive to macroeconomic data, as changes in the unemployment rate directly influence Federal Reserve policy directions and subsequently affect overall asset allocation.
Institutions have differing forecasts. Raymond James is relatively optimistic, expecting the unemployment rate to decline from 4.6% to 4.5%. However, Citigroup remains cautious, believing the unemployment rate could rise to 4.7%. The divergence in these expectations precisely reflects the current uncertainty in economic trends.
The recent performance of ETH and other cryptocurrencies, to some extent, is also digesting these differing expectations. Next week’s data will send a clear signal to the market—whether the economy is improving or showing signs of slowdown—this will influence large-scale capital allocation strategies.