$THE Behind the 45% surge, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s November nonfarm payroll data came in above expectations, but it’s secretly hiding a trap. Crypto’s correlation with the U.S. stock market is 0.67, and both have surged in sync; before next week’s CPI, the main players must shake the market down first. With 24h trading volume of 10.5 million USD, it was dumped from 0.046 to 0.07 to blow up the shorts—now it’s consolidating near 0.067 waiting for direction. Don’t rush to chase the breakout; after this burst of liquidity concentrates and releases, it will retest the 0.058 support. The most dangerous moment is the Fed minutes at 3:00 AM tomorrow. I’ve already placed an order at 0.065 to buy the dip; the target is 0.08, the stop loss is set at 0.053, and position sizing is kept within 30%. Don’t forget: copper in commodities fell 1.2%, which suggests the recession narrative is still in play. In these days, crypto is rebounding on sentiment, not turning. Don’t just watch the chart—wait until the minutes become certain before adding positions.