#劳动力市场 The Fed has started internal conflicts again, this time half of the officials oppose rate cuts, Powell wants to push forward but faces significant resistance. The key question arises: is the slowdown in job growth due to weak demand or supply contraction? This determines the direction of future policies.

From the perspective of yield farming, this policy uncertainty is actually an opportunity. The Fed's wavering means greater market volatility, and new project airdrops may more frequently test user reactions. My advice is very straightforward:

**Step 1**: Closely monitor changes in interest rate cut expectations, as they affect the financing progress of large projects and the scale of airdrops. **Step 2**: Scan new project interactions during fluctuations; when interest rate cut expectations heat up, project parties often increase incentives. **Step 3**: Don't be intimidated by macro news; instead, use these time differences to complete high-value tasks.

The signal of a cooling labor market is noteworthy—when the economy is under pressure, small and medium projects will instead increase their airdrop efforts to acquire users. This is our window period. Get busy with your homework and update the project map, so that you won't be caught off guard when the next wave of market comes.