Non-farm payroll data once again exceeded expectations, igniting market sentiment. Good data combined with the Federal Reserve's policy expectation adjustments and a warming of liquidity expectations have indeed provided ample ammunition for the bulls. From a macro perspective, strong employment often indicates economic resilience, which in turn supports expectations of rate cuts—this is the logic the market is feeding on. As a risk asset, the crypto market is naturally sensitive to such macroeconomic positive signals. Whenever traditional finance shows optimistic signs, large funds begin reallocating, and the crypto sector often becomes a primary target for chasing gains. In the short term, this emotional driving force is likely to continue, but it is also important to remember: while the fundamentals are good, technical support levels still deserve attention.
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LightningClicker
· 14h ago
Really? Non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations again? Can this time not be a contrarian indicator? Didn't it happen the same way last time?
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APY追逐者
· 01-10 17:11
Damn, here we go again? Non-farm payrolls exceeding expectations = rate cuts = crypto prices rise, the logic is getting so old
Can we really break new highs this time? I doubt it
The liquidity easing is indeed refreshing, but don’t get fooled, brothers
If the technicals don’t break support levels, keep holding; if they break, just run
Short-term emotions are just emotions; it depends on who’s still around during the pullback
Feels like every time it’s "this time is different," but in the end, it’s the same
The rotation of big funds is quite funny; retail investors as the bagholders are truly ridiculous
With such strong rate cut expectations, why haven’t they actually cut yet? Just paper talk
What if the support level really collapses? Isn’t going all-in directly more satisfying?
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CoinBasedThinking
· 01-10 15:19
Hmm... Non-farm payrolls beat expectations again. I've heard this logic too many times, always saying to chase the high, but what’s the result?
Wait, is the easing rate hike expectation heating up? How does that not align with strong employment? I'm a bit confused.
Large capital rotation in crypto. To put it simply, how many can really hold on to the bottom...
Technical support levels? Bro, that's the key. Good fundamentals are useless; when it drops, it still breaks through.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-09 17:58
Another wave of unexpectedly strong non-farm payrolls, how far can crypto run this time?
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Capital rotation and allocation, our sector is just the tool being chased for a buy-high strategy, used to it.
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The fundamentals are good, but can that technical support level really hold? I’m not so sure.
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Whenever this happens, I think of the same old tricks from last time. Could it be another trap to lure in buyers?
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Once you understand the logic of rate cuts, you just fear the market suddenly changing direction, and then no one can escape.
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Are the bulls well-equipped? Let’s wait and see the miserable scene when the data reverses later.
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WhaleMistaker
· 01-09 17:56
Here we go again, here we go again. Every time the non-farm payrolls exceed expectations, the market goes crazy. Will this time really push higher, or is it just another false alarm?
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-09 17:55
This wave is indeed a bit fierce, but I always feel that these emotional factors come and go quickly.
Wait, strong employment data actually supports rate cuts? That logic is a bit convoluted, I need to think about it more.
Starting to chase the highs again, that old trick of big funds rotating, retail investors still need to focus on their stop-losses.
Let's see if the support level breaks first; I'm a bit skeptical of this current sentiment.
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GasGoblin
· 01-09 17:44
Non-farm payrolls beat expectations again? I'm tired of this logic. Funds just look for good news to rush in, and when there's a pullback, they cry and complain.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-09 17:35
Should we chase after non-farm payrolls exceeding expectations? I wonder how long this logic can hold... Large capital rotations sound impressive, but when they dump the market, you'll see what a support level really is.
Non-farm payroll data once again exceeded expectations, igniting market sentiment. Good data combined with the Federal Reserve's policy expectation adjustments and a warming of liquidity expectations have indeed provided ample ammunition for the bulls. From a macro perspective, strong employment often indicates economic resilience, which in turn supports expectations of rate cuts—this is the logic the market is feeding on. As a risk asset, the crypto market is naturally sensitive to such macroeconomic positive signals. Whenever traditional finance shows optimistic signs, large funds begin reallocating, and the crypto sector often becomes a primary target for chasing gains. In the short term, this emotional driving force is likely to continue, but it is also important to remember: while the fundamentals are good, technical support levels still deserve attention.