At 9:30 PM Beijing time tomorrow night, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release this year's first non-farm employment data. Market expectations are an increase of 60,000 jobs, with the previous actual figure at 64,000. Simultaneously, December's unemployment rate data will be released, with a forecast of 4.50%, compared to last month's 4.60%.

This set of data can directly influence the subsequent market trend. If the data falls below expectations, the market may experience a rebound. Conversely, if the data exceeds expectations, caution is needed for liquidity tightening and short-term adjustment risks. What if the data meets expectations? Then the market might enter a wait-and-see period, with reduced volatility and oscillations back and forth.

In the afternoon trading before the data is released, the market is likely to remain in a narrow range. Bitcoin is now holding above the middle band. If it continues to test the resistance at 91,800, a breakout could open up space for a move towards 93,000. Conversely, if it falls back, look for shorting opportunities and pay attention to the validity of the upper band.

In the short term, Bitcoin can be shorted in the 91,000 to 91,500 range, with support at 89,500. For Ethereum, short positions can be taken around 3,100 to 3,130, with support at 3,020.