#密码资产动态追踪 Tonight's two major events collide, and the market should be prepared for turbulence
Everyone, pay attention: tonight at 9:30 PM Beijing time, the US will release December employment data, and at the same time, the Supreme Court will also give a ruling on the legality of tariffs. With these two major events happening simultaneously, market volatility is just a small matter.
First, let's look at the non-farm payrolls. The market consensus is that December added between 60,000 and 73,000 jobs, slightly better than November's 64,000, and the unemployment rate has dropped from 4.6% to 4.5%. It sounds pretty good, but the problem is that many of these numbers include seasonal temporary workers, so a good headline doesn't necessarily mean the underlying quality is solid. A few days ago, ADP data showed private sector employment increased by only 41,000, below expectations, reflecting that companies are actually quite cautious about hiring.
How the data impacts the market is straightforward—weak data means expectations of Fed rate cuts will rise, risk assets will take a breather; strong data does the opposite, pushing back expectations of rate cuts and increasing market pressure. The most comfortable scenario is data that’s neither too hot nor too cold, not too stimulating nor too depressing.
But that’s not all. The Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs is the real variable bomb. If the court rejects the tariff policies, import-dependent companies and consumers can breathe a short-term sigh of relief, but the White House will definitely find other ways, and long-term uncertainty will still hang over the market. The various combinations of these two outcomes will directly determine whether stocks, bonds, and forex rise or fall tonight.
Honestly, tonight will be a sleepless night. I recommend everyone to review their positions carefully, manage risks well, and not be driven by market sentiment. $ETH $ZKP
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AirdropHunter007
· 16h ago
Wow, tonight's going to be explosive with two things happening at the same time. Who can handle this...
The non-farm payroll data doesn't seem that optimistic either. ADP is only 41,000, just listening to it shows that companies are holding back. When the data comes out, it might actually be more uncomfortable, right? The expectation of rate cuts feels like it's been pushed back...
Tariffs are the real black swan. No matter how the court rules, it's not the end. The White House definitely has more tricks up its sleeve. Keep stirring the pot, right? My position has already been halved. Let's wait until tonight's storm passes.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 21h ago
Oh no, it's another nerve-wracking night, with non-farm payrolls and tariffs hitting simultaneously. It might be bloodshed in five steps.
For those staying up late to watch the data, be sure to have coffee in your left hand and stop-loss orders in your right. I don't believe anyone will sleep peacefully tonight.
ADP data is just like this, so how good can non-farm payrolls be? Who trusts the seasonal worker tricks anymore? The numbers on the books have been played out long ago.
Tariffs are truly a black box; court rulings are like landmines, and the White House definitely has a backup plan. Long-term holders really need to be cautious.
It feels like the night before a gamble, everyone is waiting for the cards to be revealed. This is the most exciting part of the crypto world, what do you think?
Do you know your position size? Tonight, don't let emotions cloud your judgment. Many people will make fatal mistakes at this time.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 01-09 17:30
Double blow, tonight I guess I'll stay up late watching the market. Non-farm payrolls and tariff decisions are coming together, who knows what kind of chaos they will cause.
If the data is weak, they'll cut rates; if it's strong, they'll go all in. This game of tug-of-war is so exciting. I'll just quietly accumulate and wait for opportunities.
The real variable is when the Supreme Court drops the hammer. The White House definitely won't let this go easily. In the long run, it's still a tangled mess.
I've already reduced my position. Tonight is the gambler's moment—let's see who can make it until dawn.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-09 09:41
Non-farm + tariff ruling, wow, this combination is pretty intense. Tonight, I might not be able to sleep watching the K-line.
These two events happening together, ADP only 41,000, still below expectations. Companies are so cautious with hiring; it feels like there’s still a chance for rate cuts. But I’m just worried that a suddenly strong data release might catch everyone off guard—that would be crazy.
The tariff issue is the real bomb. If the court rejects it, it’s a short-term relief, but the White House will definitely come up with another plan. It won’t solve anything; we’re just spinning in uncertainty. So annoying.
Positions need to be reviewed thoroughly. Tonight, don’t let emotions take over. Stay calm—that’s the real discipline now.
Honestly, data that’s neither too hot nor too cold is the most comfortable. Both strength and weakness are acceptable. The only thing to fear is an unexpected combination of outcomes.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-09 09:41
Damn, two black swans landing at the same time. Tonight is definitely going to be a sleepless night.
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LiquidationOracle
· 01-09 09:40
Non-farm payrolls clash with tariffs, this combo punch is really fierce. Weak data raises expectations for rate cuts, while strong data causes the market to be suppressed again—both sides are uncomfortable.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-09 09:40
ngl this is giving leverage ptsd vibes... been here before and it never ends well lol. goldilocks data or chaos? either way my portfolio's bout to get liquidated in slow mo fr
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DeepRabbitHole
· 01-09 09:17
Two things at once, how will you sleep tonight, bet on a weak non-farm?
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Tariff rulings are the real bombs, those guys always find a way to mess around, but in the long run, it's still a mystery.
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Being moderate is the most comfortable, just afraid that extreme data will scare people out of their wits.
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Companies are so conservative in hiring, that inflating employment data has become the default.
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Tonight, I have to stay alert; missing a glance could lead to a big loss.
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$ETH is hard to predict how it will move tonight, just consider the volatility as routine.
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When the court makes a final ruling, market reactions are often much more intense than expected.
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ChiveFlowers
· 01-09 09:17
Oh no, another sleepless night. Non-farm payrolls and tariff rulings hitting together—this combo is really unbeatable.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-09 09:17
Hmm, staying up late again, two bombs detonating simultaneously, this rhythm is a bit intense.
#密码资产动态追踪 Tonight's two major events collide, and the market should be prepared for turbulence
Everyone, pay attention: tonight at 9:30 PM Beijing time, the US will release December employment data, and at the same time, the Supreme Court will also give a ruling on the legality of tariffs. With these two major events happening simultaneously, market volatility is just a small matter.
First, let's look at the non-farm payrolls. The market consensus is that December added between 60,000 and 73,000 jobs, slightly better than November's 64,000, and the unemployment rate has dropped from 4.6% to 4.5%. It sounds pretty good, but the problem is that many of these numbers include seasonal temporary workers, so a good headline doesn't necessarily mean the underlying quality is solid. A few days ago, ADP data showed private sector employment increased by only 41,000, below expectations, reflecting that companies are actually quite cautious about hiring.
How the data impacts the market is straightforward—weak data means expectations of Fed rate cuts will rise, risk assets will take a breather; strong data does the opposite, pushing back expectations of rate cuts and increasing market pressure. The most comfortable scenario is data that’s neither too hot nor too cold, not too stimulating nor too depressing.
But that’s not all. The Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs is the real variable bomb. If the court rejects the tariff policies, import-dependent companies and consumers can breathe a short-term sigh of relief, but the White House will definitely find other ways, and long-term uncertainty will still hang over the market. The various combinations of these two outcomes will directly determine whether stocks, bonds, and forex rise or fall tonight.
Honestly, tonight will be a sleepless night. I recommend everyone to review their positions carefully, manage risks well, and not be driven by market sentiment. $ETH $ZKP