2026-01-07 19:00:11

#密码资产动态追踪 The US unemployment rate in November broke through 4.6%, up 0.4 percentage points year-on-year. This seemingly insignificant data actually sounds the alarm for an economic slowdown.

Why should we pay attention? Unemployment data is an important reference for Federal Reserve decision-making. Once the job market weakens, the room for rate cuts opens up. The market is now generally betting that the era of high interest rates is coming to an end, and a new round of liquidity release may be just around the corner.

Historical patterns are interesting. Every time a rate cut cycle begins, risk assets tend to rebound. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are usually the first to respond. In a low-interest-rate environment, funds spill out of the bond market, some of which flow into cryptocurrencies.

Currently, market sentiment is quietly shifting. Institutions and smart money have already started to position themselves in advance. This seemingly calm situation often precedes a major move. Is your holding strategy already prepared for a possible change in market direction?

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StealthDeployer

· 3h ago

The unemployment rate has only increased a little, and you're already talking about rate cuts? That's funny. Institutions are making moves while I'm still getting caught in the trap, honestly. If rate cuts lead to a rise in coins, I might believe it, but I'm just worried it's another empty hype. The truly smart money has already run away, haha. Let's wait and see; anyway, my BTC won't move.

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HodlVeteran

· 13h ago

The rate cut is here, and only then do you think about deploying? Bro, I've already gone all in long ago, and now I'm still trapped in it[微笑] --- "Smart money deploys early"—sounds good, but it's actually just a preview of institutions cutting leeks before the dump --- It's the same old rhetoric. I was brainwashed by this in 2021, and I'm still in debt now --- Wait, is this logic reversed? Is a high unemployment rate actually good news? My old brain is having trouble keeping up --- Seeing the words "building momentum," I want to run. Last time I heard this, I lost 30% of my capital --- Positioning strategy? My strategy is to hold on no matter what, if I can't die, I just keep holding --- Federal Reserve decision reference? What am I referencing? My insufficient balance? [Dog head] --- The risk asset rebound when the rate cut cycle starts—this sounds so familiar... Wasn't it the same last year around this time? --- Newbies, listen up. Don't be fooled by the words "liquidity release." I’ve paid tuition with real money --- Institutional deployment? I just want to know when retail investors won't be cut anymore

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 01-07 19:29

Unemployment rate has surged again, same old trick... Smart money has probably already finished布局 The expectation of interest rate cuts does make Bitcoin easier to pump, but I really don’t know when the top will be Institutions are accumulating, what should retail investors do... just watch in a daze? Again with phrases like "be prepared," who has truly been ready? Historical patterns, once or twice they work, but the third time often results in heavy losses I just want to know if, on the day liquidity is released, there will be a sudden dump Is the era of high interest rates coming to an end? I don’t believe it, I’m thinking in the opposite way anyway

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-07 19:26

They're starting to talk about interest rate cuts again, but the question is, who is really betting on this? Institutional positioning? It looks more like they're digging a hole. The unemployment rate rises by 0.4 percentage points, and people start imagining liquidity release—this bet is a bit risky. We were told that the era of high interest rates was over, and they said the same last time. Wait and see, let's first see if BTC can hold steady, no need to think so far ahead.

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TokenTherapist

· 01-07 19:26

The crypto market comes alive whenever the interest rate cut cycle begins. Can we catch this wave? Institutions are already bottom-fishing, and I'm still hesitating. Feeling good. The unemployment rate breaking 4.6% is really a signal. Smart money has already started moving. Let's wait and see. Entering now still feels a bit uncertain. History repeats itself: rate cuts always boost cryptocurrencies. This time shouldn't be an exception either.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-07 19:16

nah man, been down this road before... saw the 2018 liquidation coming, totally missed the 2020 recovery. not falling for the "smart money loading up" copium again lol. but yeah, unemployment spike usually means printer goes brrr 🤔 lemme check my position sizing first tho, learned that lesson the hard way

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fren.eth

· 01-07 19:07

As soon as the interest rate cut cycle begins, the crypto world will have a show, and institutions are already buying the dip.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-07 19:05

Rising unemployment rate and then starting to promote rate cuts? Wake up, everyone. History hasn't repeated itself so simply. If institutions are making moves, I have to follow? I don't buy that. Wait, is it really coming? I need to recalculate. It's the same rhetoric again. Last time I heard this, Bitcoin dropped 40%. If rate cuts really happen, can liquidity save the market? I think it's doubtful.

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