#加密领域市场回调 Tonight's US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP), global traders are all watching closely.



This time is different. Two possibilities, two extremes.

Scenario One: Data continues to be absent. If the situation in the US has not returned to normal, the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) will have to remain dovish. Without data, the market is like walking with blindfolds on—should it rise or fall? No one dares to place heavy bets. Funds will choose to wait and see, with the stock market in a sideways trend, exchange rates stagnant, and the crypto market not faring much better. Both bulls and bears are holding back, but no one dares to make the first move. The market is stuck there, feeling suffocating.

The second scenario is even more exciting: releasing all the backlog data at once. Imagine multiple periods of employment figures and wage growth data hitting at the same time; the impact of this wave could be substantial. If the data far exceeds market expectations, the US dollar might soar directly, with gold and crude oil following suit in dramatic fluctuations. If the data is outrageously bad, that's another story. Regardless of the direction, such an information bombshell can instantly disrupt the balance.

The impact on the crypto market will be more direct. Mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH are always sensitive to macro data. Once the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) are released and the dollar's trend changes, the flow of funds will also change. At this point, it is inevitable that volatility will increase.

So tonight, it's either continue waiting or brace for a big shock. The traders are already prepared, it's just a matter of how this ticking time bomb will explode.
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UuDuoDuovip
· 2025-11-07 10:05
The United States loves to change data the most; they decide what data you should see.
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