#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Beware! This Wednesday's major economic data may shake up the crypto market
📅 Important Timeline January 15th Tuesday: US December CPI release January 16th Thursday: US PPI and Initial Jobless Claims data January 17th Friday: Federal Reserve Beige Book release
💥 Why should you pay attention?
In the past week, BTC has been oscillating between $89k and $93k with low trading volume, like a tightly wound clock waiting to be triggered. The dense schedule of economic data this week could very well be the fuse.
🎯 The first killer: CPI data coming (Tuesday)
This is the highlight of the week. Investors will scrutinize every number under a microscope.
**If the data exceeds expectations:** The "resurgence of inflation" voices will resurface → Market begins to worry about a rate hike resurgence → Risk assets like $BTC, $ETH may face a heavy sell-off.
**If the data meets or is lower than expectations:** The consensus that "inflation is finally cooling down" will strengthen → Expectations of rate cuts become more solid → Crypto assets may get a breather, and the upward momentum might continue.
⚠️ Trader Must-Read
Before and after CPI release, market volatility usually spikes. You might have seen those sharp dips followed by quick rebounds—sharp, needle-like moves. Traders in derivatives should consider lowering leverage, setting stop-losses properly, and avoid letting data trigger a liquidation. Risk management is always the first lesson.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 2h ago
Here we go again, every time saying this week will be interesting, and yet it's the same story, with 89-93k fluctuating back and forth. Aren't you tired of it?
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NftRegretMachine
· 2h ago
Here we go again with this? As soon as Tuesday's CPI is released, the crypto market immediately reacts. I bet five dollars that it will first dip and then spike sharply, and the derivatives traders will get wiped out again.
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GasGuzzler
· 2h ago
Hmm... Another week of data bombardment. I bet the CPI will exceed expectations, and there will be another wave of sell-offs.
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VitaliksTwin
· 2h ago
You're trying to trick me into looking at economic data again. You said the same thing last time, and BTC still went wild.
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BoredRiceBall
· 3h ago
Low trading volume fluctuating repeatedly, this kind of market is the most annoying. Just wait to be overwhelmed by data.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Beware! This Wednesday's major economic data may shake up the crypto market
📅 Important Timeline
January 15th Tuesday: US December CPI release
January 16th Thursday: US PPI and Initial Jobless Claims data
January 17th Friday: Federal Reserve Beige Book release
💥 Why should you pay attention?
In the past week, BTC has been oscillating between $89k and $93k with low trading volume, like a tightly wound clock waiting to be triggered. The dense schedule of economic data this week could very well be the fuse.
🎯 The first killer: CPI data coming (Tuesday)
This is the highlight of the week. Investors will scrutinize every number under a microscope.
**If the data exceeds expectations:** The "resurgence of inflation" voices will resurface → Market begins to worry about a rate hike resurgence → Risk assets like $BTC, $ETH may face a heavy sell-off.
**If the data meets or is lower than expectations:** The consensus that "inflation is finally cooling down" will strengthen → Expectations of rate cuts become more solid → Crypto assets may get a breather, and the upward momentum might continue.
⚠️ Trader Must-Read
Before and after CPI release, market volatility usually spikes. You might have seen those sharp dips followed by quick rebounds—sharp, needle-like moves. Traders in derivatives should consider lowering leverage, setting stop-losses properly, and avoid letting data trigger a liquidation. Risk management is always the first lesson.
Stay tuned, this week will be very interesting.