2026-01-07 04:22:49

The performance on the employment front is not optimistic—rising unemployment, fewer voluntary resignations, and narrowing wage growth. These signals collectively indicate that the cooling of the labor market is undeniable. Against this backdrop, the Fed's interest rate cuts over the next 1 to 2 years are likely to exceed current market expectations. If the manufacturing PMI falls short of expectations, gold will easily gain upward momentum, and the volatility space for cryptocurrencies will also significantly expand. From the perspective of the interest rate cycle, a downward interest rate environment provides structural support for Bitcoin.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-10 04:22

The focus should indeed be on the rate cut expectations; it feels like the Federal Reserve might really exceed expectations this time. --- Wage narrowing? It's tough for professionals; it seems this round of market movement calls for bottom fishing and accumulating coins. --- PMI crashing causes gold to soar, opening up volatility in crypto; both bulls and bears have opportunities. --- The labor market is cooling, and the rate cut cycle is coming. Bitcoin's support is indeed there. --- Rising unemployment and decreasing voluntary resignations present quite an interesting contradiction in the data; the market needs to reprice. --- Lower interest rates are positive for the crypto world; this cycle feels like it can produce many new tricks. --- Is the Federal Reserve going to cut rates more than expected? The resonance between gold and crypto might be more intense than imagined. --- With such poor employment data, can the Federal Reserve still avoid cutting rates? That logic doesn't add up. --- Once manufacturing collapses, the entire asset allocation must be restructured. It's fine to get in early on crypto now.

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Blockchainiac

· 01-09 01:11

The interest rate cut wave is coming, will Bitcoin take off?

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-08 18:15

With the start of the interest rate cut cycle, BTC should take off now, right?

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GweiWatcher

· 01-07 12:58

The interest rate downtrend cycle has arrived, and this wave of BTC is about to take off

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-07 04:50

*adjusts alchemical instruments* the labor market's transmutation into stagflation territory... this is where the philosophical stone reveals itself through rate cycles, tbh. btc's structural support via negative real yields? *chef's kiss* textbook financial alchemy unfolding rn

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MetaMisery

· 01-07 04:49

The interest rate cut cycle has arrived. Bitcoin should take off now, right?

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DoomCanister

· 01-07 04:29

The expectation of interest rate cuts has risen, and Bitcoin has a chance again.

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NeverPresent

· 01-07 04:24

The expectation of interest rate cuts is a sure thing. Bitcoin is about to take off in this wave.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-07 04:23

Interest rates are falling, BTC is about to take off --- The rate cut cycle has arrived, holders should celebrate --- Wait, narrowing wages? Will my trading funds still be enough? --- PMI exploded, gold soared, and crypto is riding the wave. Time to buy the dip! --- Is the Federal Reserve really going to cut rates significantly? Holding cash is losing money --- The labor market is cooling... Anyway, I’m a freelancer, all in BTC --- So Bitcoin is really becoming an inflation hedge? Finally, the day has come --- Gold and crypto are in demand, but I still believe more in Bitcoin's potential

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