#数字资产动态追踪 Will the US labor market really fall into a crisis in 2026?

Wall Street economist Rosenberg recently made a bold prediction: next year, the unemployment rate could rise to 6%, and the Federal Reserve, facing recession pressures, is very likely to initiate an aggressive rate-cutting cycle—potentially by 125 basis points. This is not alarmist talk but based on the reality of a shrinking labor market and slowing economic growth.

Historically, whenever traditional income growth stalls and assets shrink, global capital instinctively seeks investment assets with anti-cyclical characteristics. Under this logic, cryptocurrencies with high liquidity and community consensus often become choices for institutions and retail investors to hedge macro risks. Whether it’s $BTC or other coins with strong consensus, they play the role of "liquidity safe havens" in this process.

Rather than passively waiting for a recession to unfold, it’s better to understand in advance how the rate-cutting cycle will impact asset allocation. After all, every liquidity release changes the rules of the game.