2026-01-02 08:24:37

The market has been a bit quiet this week, but don't rush to be disappointed. According to Danske Bank strategist Jens Navvig Pedersen's latest assessment, liquidity is expected to significantly rebound next week.

Where is the problem? The impact of the year-end holidays has not fully dissipated, and many institutional investors are still in holiday mode. But a turning point is just around the corner — major economic data such as the US December non-farm payroll report and the ISM manufacturing survey are scheduled to be released next week. These data will attract market participants back one by one.

Why is this so critical for us in crypto? Improved liquidity usually means increased attractiveness of risk assets. Once market activity picks up, the flow of funds often follows. In other words, next week could be that crucial turning point.

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gas_guzzler

· 6h ago

The holidays aren't over yet, and institutions are still on vacation, no wonder it's quiet. But once the non-farm payroll data is released next week, funds should flow back in, liquidity will increase, and the price will rise accordingly. Then we'll have a chance.

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MEVictim

· 6h ago

Damn, it's the same story again. How did it turn out the last time they said this? --- Will funds return after the holiday? I feel like institutions have already left, haha. --- Will the non-farm payroll data really save the market next week? Feels uncertain. --- Liquidity rebound = we can make money. This logic isn't wrong, right? --- Wait, are they saying to stockpile coins and wait for next week? Or should we act now? --- Danske Bank's words are hard for me to believe. Things in the crypto world are not that simple. --- The year-end holiday isn't over yet, and they're already talking about next week. --- Next week's key point, so what is this week? Giving it for free? --- Same old story, every time they say liquidity is rebounding and then... --- Will the non-farm payroll data really be intense? My positions are doubtful.

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NullWhisperer

· 6h ago

technically speaking, this "liquidity recovery" narrative conveniently ignores the volatility vector those macro data points introduce... but yeah, institutions crawling back from holidays does create interesting edge cases for price action

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 6h ago

Talking about next week's market again? Is this one reliable? I don't believe any predictions anymore.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 7h ago

This week has been a bit dead, let's wait and see if next week's non-farm payroll can boost the market. If there's no breakout next week, it'll be frustrating. I'm tired of hearing the same old lines. Liquidity rebound? Take it with a grain of salt; institutions haven't come back yet. Non-farm data is coming, crypto circles should wake up. Just watch. Sounds good, but in reality, it still depends on Bitcoin's performance. Waiting for the data, but I'm more concerned about what big players are up to. What key milestones are they talking about again? Every week it's the same. Next week, next week. We said the same last week, haha. Liquidity improvement = capital inflow? I think it has to rise first. The holiday effect is real, but don't expect data to save the market.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 7h ago

So, you're saying that next week's non-farm payroll data will be a signal for a pump? I feel like every time it's said, but it still gets crushed...

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