#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Once US non-farm payroll data falls below expectations, the entire crypto sector's vitality index drops—this is not just a data issue; it reflects the real flow of capital.

Think about it: worsening income expectations and rising unemployment rates inevitably shrink retail investors' disposable funds. Where do they have spare money to chase $BTC or $ETH? As capital inflows slow down, the first to feel it is the overall market rhythm becoming sluggish. The same applies to institutions; after economic data shifts to a conservative signal, they will immediately adjust their asset allocation strategies, significantly reducing exposure to high-risk assets (including cryptocurrencies).

Individual investors also need to become more cautious. It's not about hiding in fiat for safety, but about re-evaluating investment strategies—reassessing the defensive capabilities of ecosystem coins like $BNB and the fundamental support of $ETH. Every cautious move of capital translates into market sentiment fluctuations.