The recently released US economic data has once again drawn attention. As of the week ending January 17, the number of initial jobless claims in the US was 200,000, much better than the expected 210,000. The previous figure was revised from 198,000 to 199,000, indicating an overall positive trend.



Even more significant is the US third-quarter GDP performance. Final data shows that the real GDP annualized quarterly rate reached 4.4%, exceeding the expected 4.30% and matching the previous value, indicating that the US economic growth momentum remains strong.

What does this set of data imply? The stability of the US labor market has improved, combined with GDP growth exceeding expectations, directly influencing the Federal Reserve's policy outlook and the US dollar's trend. Changes in liquidity conditions often propagate throughout the entire crypto market, and investors need to closely monitor the Federal Reserve's subsequent interest rate decisions. Strong economic data typically pushes the dollar higher, which in turn affects the valuation of dollar-denominated digital assets—an important indicator that traders in the crypto space must track.
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SocialFiQueenvip
· 16h ago
The US dollar is about to take off again, and the crypto world is going to get hit.
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OnChainDetectivevip
· 16h ago
Wait a minute... Unemployment is at 200,000, GDP at 4.4%... Are these numbers too "perfect"? I'm really curious if there was a large capital flow into stablecoin trading pairs during this week. It must be institutions front-running the market again.
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MoodFollowsPricevip
· 01-22 14:04
The US dollar is about to rise again. Every time economic data looks good, the crypto market crashes. Truly incredible. --- GDP 4.4% exceeds expectations. The Federal Reserve definitely won't cut interest rates later. Our good days in the crypto world might be over. --- Good unemployment data is actually bad news? That logic is really ridiculous. There's never good news for us under the sun. --- Living by the Federal Reserve's mood all the time—when will cryptocurrencies become independent... --- Speaking of which, as soon as this data is released, the dollar will appreciate again. Should we still keep trading cryptocurrencies, everyone? --- Strong economy = strong dollar = crypto prices hammered. This cycle is really damn annoying. --- So good economic data is actually bearish? I need to think in the opposite direction.
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BrokenDAOvip
· 01-22 13:52
The strong dollar cycle is back again. When you are optimistic about the data, you have to believe that the Federal Reserve will continue to be hawkish. I'm really tired of this logic... Historically, those predictions that "strong data means ample liquidity" often ended up with a face slap. The inverse relationship between the crypto market and the dollar isn't that simple either. Don't always think about finding a universal indicator; the mechanism's flaws are always more complicated than you imagine.
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MEVHunterLuckyvip
· 01-22 13:50
The US dollar is about to take off again, and the coin price might be hammered down... It depends on how the Federal Reserve plays its cards.
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AirdropHarvestervip
· 01-22 13:44
The Federal Reserve is on track to raise interest rates again, the dollar is about to take off, and the crypto world is about to be drained again.
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Ser_APY_2000vip
· 01-22 13:37
The US dollar is about to take off again, the crypto world better watch out now.
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