#数字货币市场洞察 The US ADP employment data unexpectedly delivered its worst results in two years—this time it’s not a drill.



Last month, private sector jobs didn’t just fail to increase, but actually saw a net loss of 32,000 positions—a number that completely caught the market off guard. Wall Street traders quickly adjusted their bets, and the probability of a rate cut in December has soared to nearly 90%. Judging by this momentum, the Fed’s policy pivot may come even sooner than expected.

Looking deeper, weak employment data is often a precursor to a turning point in the economic cycle. Companies start tightening up on hiring, and naturally, consumer confidence wavers as well. If this trend continues, next year may see more than just a one-off rate cut—consecutive easing isn’t out of the question. For those holding $BTC and $ETH, improved liquidity expectations are generally a bullish signal, but you should also be prepared for market volatility at the early stage of a policy shift.

History tells us that every major monetary policy turnaround brings a round of asset repricing. The key question now is: Can the Fed achieve a soft landing without triggering a recession? In this game, timing is more important than just getting the direction right. What’s your take on how this data will impact the market going forward?
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GlueGuyvip
· 23h ago
Wait, these 32,000 job losses can't be faked—it really feels like a recession is knocking. With such a high probability of consecutive rate cuts next year, cash holders must be thrilled. But I still think a soft landing won’t be that easy—looks like the Fed might stumble this time. Can BTC and ETH hold up in this wave, or will they fall before rising? Wall Street adjusts way too fast—the institutions are eating up all the information asymmetry. Ninety percent chance of a rate cut? I doubt it. There are still some hawks in the Fed. The real trouble would be if rate cuts happen while inflation rebounds. It’s true that you’re most likely to get rekt in the early stages of a policy shift—gotta protect your positions this round.
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 12-04 07:31
Here we go again, employment data crashes and they have to bail out the market? It’s been three years and we're still stuck in the same cycle. Feels like next year I really need to HODL, the volatility will definitely be significant. With rate cut expectations so high, I’m actually a bit scared... it's often most dangerous when futures are the most bullish. Wall Street is telling stories again—soft landing? Keep dreaming. Liquidity is coming and the crypto world is about to party again. I just want to see how many months it can last.
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DarkPoolWatchervip
· 12-04 07:28
Damn, a net outflow of 32,000. Are we really going to see a rate cut this time? Wait, soft landing? Why do I always feel like we can’t land at all? BTC is about to take off, but don’t get scared out by the early sell-offs. If the employment data tanks, the economy’s doomed. Can the Fed really pull this off? Continuous easing? Isn’t that just restarting the money printing game?
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 12-04 07:25
Here we go again, I told you the Fed would have to step in, and now they've finally conceded. But wait, is it really a good thing to have such high expectations for rate cuts? It actually feels even more nerve-wracking. Oh no, my BTC is still dropping. When will we actually get some real liquidity easing? Soft landing? I bet it's more like the prelude to another hard landing, haha. With this data coming out, it's pretty much guaranteed that next year will be another mess. I'm going to reduce my positions and protect my capital for now.
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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 12-04 07:21
32,000 jobs lost—this is a warning sign of impending systemic risk. Is a cascade of liquidations far off? Soft landing? Heh, it's more likely the Fed's scalpel will miss the mark. Rate cut expectations sparked a rally, but when liquidation prices drop, who will step in? BTC's short-term rebound is a liquidity illusion—beware of sudden spikes in volatility.
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MetaverseHermitvip
· 12-04 07:07
Oh man, this ADP data really hurts this time—completely missed expectations. Odds of a rate cut soaring to 90%? That's funny, maybe the Fed really will make a move this time. More than 30,000 jobs lost—are companies starting to squeeze out the bubbles now... Honestly, I'm a bit nervous about chasing BTC right now. Better to wait until the policy dust settles before getting in. Soft landing? I doubt it with the Fed—it's more likely to end with a hard landing. This really feels like a signal of a turning point in the cycle; next year could be very interesting. With employment data this bad, can our assets actually go up? I kind of doubt this wave will take off. Hmm, the easing cycle is coming—can ETH hold steady this time?
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