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#BinanceABCs Everyone, the night of economic data bombings in the US is here. Stay tuned to the market tonight!
At 21:30 Beijing time, three major indicators—non-farm payrolls, retail sales, and average hourly earnings—will be released simultaneously, directly impacting the strength of the dollar. When the dollar faces upward pressure, risk assets like $BTC will immediately suffer. I have a feeling that this non-farm report might exceed expectations. If the Fed's rate cut expectations are dashed, Bitcoin at the 86,000 level will likely come under pressure. The market is waiting for these data to set the tone.
Later, at 22:45, manufacturing and services PMI preliminary figures will follow. If these two data points perform strongly, risk assets might rebound briefly, but at the same time, the dollar will also strengthen—crypto markets are actually losing on both sides. However, I personally think PMI can still hold up. If the data remains steady, some smaller coins might have a chance for a phase opportunity.
At 23:00, there are also business inventory data, which have relatively less influence but can still somewhat impact market sentiment.
Honestly, the most feared thing at such moments is missing out or getting liquidated. Instead of fighting against it, it's better to first clarify the direction—market sentiment swings at the time of data release are often more fierce than technical signals alone. Tonight, you might either ride the wave or simply stay on the sidelines. If you're unsure about the direction, it's better to observe the market reaction first and not rush to all-in.
Bro, your analysis is good, but I still need to see how the dollar actually moves.
86,000, can it really hold up? Feels like a change is coming tonight.
If the PMI is really strong, small coins might have a real chance. I'm just watching for now.
Don't go all in. Take advice—getting liquidated is worse than missing out.
Hold tight to your coins, or just don't move at all.
Wait, how long can 86k last...
If this PMI turns strong, what will we small retail investors do...
Forget it, better just watch for now, don't get cut.
Every time I say to watch the direction carefully, but it still ends up being the dollar that teaches me a lesson.
The 86,000 level probably will be broken, don’t ask me how I know, it’s just that mysterious.
Opportunities in small coins? I’m thinking about the ones I bought, why are they still falling?
By the way, who can really predict this wave of the market? Feels like armchair strategizing after the fact.
At this critical moment of non-farm payrolls, the most feared thing is FOMO. Those who endure are the brave, but the risk factor is immediately maxed out. It's better to wait and see the clear direction.
I backtested the history, and in this situation, the 86,000 level is indeed the eye of the storm. Technically, it's still okay, but once the sentiment collapses, there's nothing to do.
Instead of going all-in, it's better to observe. Anyway, I sensed this when I calculated the liquidation price yesterday. I was prepared already [Dog Head].
If PMI truly stabilizes, small-cap tokens might even have arbitrage opportunities? To put it nicely, it's still a gamble; no one can be certain.
This night truly tests the mental state. Either ride the wave or watch the show. Since I can't be sure, I prefer to stay on the sidelines and wait for the emotional volatility to pass.
If non-farm payrolls truly surpass expectations this time, it's over; 86,000 might have to fall further.
Small tokens indeed have a chance; I lean towards being optimistic about this wave.
Don't be too greedy, observe carefully before acting.
I'm just waiting to see how the PMI turns out; USD is too unpredictable.
If the 21:30 wave crashes the market, I'll exit first; I don't want to get liquidated.
Honestly, it's just a gambling mindset; tonight's technical analysis is practically useless.
Those who buy the dip now are all gamblers; I think it's better to stay cautious.
Small tokens are actually more reliable? I can't see it, how to choose?
If your funds aren't sufficient, don't go all-in; this advice is very spot on.
As soon as the non-farm payrolls come out, the market crashes again. This damn thing happens every time. 86,000 is really hard to handle
The PMI part actually has some opportunities. Small coins can wait and see, but I'll just lie low and observe
All-in is a gambler's mentality. Don't ask me how I know
Wait, all-in investors, wake up. Watching from the sidelines isn't shameful at all.
The 86,000 level is too fierce; once the data is out, you'll know who's swimming naked.
I'm also optimistic about small coins, just worried about getting stuck with the bag.
There's really no need to fight hard; surviving and exiting is the true winner.
Those who get liquidated haven't read this article, haha.
I bet five bucks that the data will again exceed expectations, and then the 86,000 level will break through directly.
Wait, you say 86,000 will face pressure? I've already taken a loss at this price level once.
If PMI really can't hold up, that small rebound in altcoins won't even cover the cost.
Tonight, I still need to stay calm and watch, don't get carried away by emotions and go all in—that's true self-destruction.