2026-01-12 02:30:09

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Recently, $XMR has been dropping quite sharply. Some people are asking if this drop is real or if there's still room for a rebound.

It seems that the non-farm payroll data from the US didn't meet expectations, which has dragged down the entire crypto market. At this point, is it better to hold steady or to buy the dip? Many people seem to be conflicted. As a privacy coin, XMR is inherently more susceptible to macroeconomic influences, so it's not surprising to see the market go through twists and turns.

What do you think? Is this a phase of adjustment or a trend-breaking move?

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TokenSleuth

· 01-12 15:32

Non-farm data exploded, and XMR was indeed cut in this wave... But to be honest, I think there's still hope; privacy coins are inherently resistant to declines. Every day asking whether it's a real drop or a fake drop, instead of obsessing over it, it's better to first look at where the support levels are. Rebound potential? It depends on what the Federal Reserve does next; macro factors determine everything. It's still early to catch the bottom; I think we should wait and see for bottom signals. This round of adjustment is just macro noise; there's no need to panic and sell off. For something like XMR, a decline = accumulation; true players are quietly adding positions.

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LightningClicker

· 01-12 03:00

Once the non-farm payroll data drops, XMR gets hit too. This routine is completely worn out. Timing the bottom still depends on macro factors. Entering now is basically betting on the Fed's mood. Privacy coins have already been under heavy scrutiny. It's safer to wait and see. There's no need to overthink whether it's a real or fake dip; just cut losses when the support breaks. I think this dip still needs to be more bearish; the bottom hasn't been reached yet. Currently, very few people are buying XMR; it feels like no one is willing to take the plunge. The market will break support when it’s ready; just think of the rebound potential as a bonus.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 01-12 02:58

Non-farm data is bad, and XMR is suffering along with it. This wave is indeed a bit painful. Wait a bit before bottom fishing; it still feels like the right position hasn't arrived yet. Privacy coins are like this—when macro moves, they all follow suit. There's nothing we can do.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 01-12 02:58

Non-farm payrolls hit the market, and XMR gets caught in the crossfire again. Privacy coins are always easily dragged down by the overall market; I'm used to it. Honestly, bottom-fishing depends on courage. I think there's still room to explore the bottom. Questions like whether it's a correction or a breakdown are pointless to ask anyone; anyway, you'll regret it if it drops. XMR has average liquidity, but it rebounds quite quickly. The key is when the overall market will take a breather. Instead of stressing over it, it's better to buy in batches. In the long run, the value of this thing is still there. Seeing a bunch of people calling the bottom online, my instinct is that it's not quite there yet. Let's wait a bit longer.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-12 02:51

Non-farm data drops, and XMR crashes directly. This rhythm really doesn't give any mercy. I think privacy coins are like this—any little movement and they have to follow suit. Honestly, it still depends on how the Federal Reserve acts; I don't think this round will rebound so quickly.

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-12 02:43

If non-farm data is bad, blaming XMR is the wrong logic... Bottom fishing, I was saying the same thing a month ago. How's it looking now? Privacy coins are already struggling, this wave might really have to go sideways for a while. The macro environment is so bad, still hoping for a rebound—dream on. Holding steady is the right move; at least you won't get caught in a big loss.

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