#大户持仓变化 $DOGE 🔥 Non-farm payroll data is out, and the results are quite interesting—job gains exceeded expectations, but the unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped to 4.6%. Upon seeing this data, market expectations for rate cuts skyrocketed: 2026 interest rates may bottom out around 3%, gold surged wildly, and the dollar rapidly retreated. Is the easing cycle about to start earlier?



Economic signals are a bit strange. The employment figures look decent, but the rising unemployment rate indicates some structural changes are happening. Coupled with significant downward revisions of previous months’ data, traders are beginning to reprice future liquidity. Yen arbitrage is retreating, volatility is building up, and the undercurrents of global capital are already flowing.

The crypto market’s game is heating up: on one side, expectations of easing stimulate optimism; on the other, the market may have already overextended this positive sentiment. $ETH is repeatedly battling between $3100 and $3400, with bulls and bears on the brink of confrontation. But if we talk about real opportunities, focusing only on the big picture is too shallow—hidden currents within the ecosystem have long been flowing, with some giants quietly laying the groundwork. The next narrative might already be budding in places we can’t see.

Panic or opportunity? Smart money never waits passively. Keeping a close eye on key levels of $BTC and $ETH is important, but early projects with native narratives are more likely to absorb liquidity and attention first amid volatility.

The market is waiting for a signal: cooling data without system collapse gives the Fed a legitimate reason to ease. Instead of passively waiting, it’s better to actively seize structural opportunities. In a big trend, whoever finds the breakthrough point holds the key to the next wave of wealth.
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DisillusiionOraclevip
· 2025-12-19 03:00
The unemployment rate has actually increased. This data combination is quite tricky. Is the market overreacting or has it sensed something?
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ForkItAllvip
· 2025-12-18 09:36
The detail that the unemployment rate has actually risen is really interesting; the surface data looks good, but underneath it's all water. Smart money has already been digging the trap, and we're still watching BTC prices. Opportunities in unseen areas are the greatest, and this statement really hits the point. The expectation of interest rate cuts has been well laid out, but the key still depends on the Federal Reserve's true attitude. Small coins often outperform Bitcoin in volatile times, and this time should be no different. With such bizarre data, the market will eventually need to reprice. Those waiting for signals are most likely to miss opportunities; it was time to position long ago.
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CryptoMomvip
· 2025-12-18 05:58
Unemployment rate rises, new jobs exceed expectations? This set of data is really quite brutal, the market reacts too quickly. Wait, with such strong expectations of interest rate cuts, will the crypto market really rise together, or will it just trap people at high levels again? ETH is swinging here, I really don’t understand it, it feels like no one wins. There is indeed something in the underlying infrastructure, but you have to know where to look. Instead of chasing hot topics, it's easier to turn to those obscure small coins, which might have a better chance of a turnaround. As soon as the non-farm payroll data is released, the dollar weakens so quickly, it’s a bit too smooth. The big players are now holding back their big moves, while retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not. No matter how good the words are, it all depends on how the subsequent data unfolds, otherwise it’s just armchair strategizing. The opportunity is indeed there, but you need to be quick; a step too slow and you become the bag holder.
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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 2025-12-16 23:40
The rising unemployment rate and employment exceeding expectations, this set of data itself is a poison. A few months ago, it was revised downward, and now they dare to boast about easing? Systemic risks are deeply embedded; don't be blinded by expectations of interest rate cuts. The clearing price will speak.
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MEVHuntervip
· 2025-12-16 23:38
The arbitrage opportunities for flash loans in mempool are now extremely competitive, and the real opportunities have long shifted away from gas wars.
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TheMemefathervip
· 2025-12-16 23:31
Unemployment rate rises, but employment still exceeds expectations? This logic doesn't quite hold up. Does the market really understand macroeconomics, or is it just trying to loosen monetary policy?
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RegenRestorervip
· 2025-12-16 23:31
Rising unemployment rate coupled with higher-than-expected new jobs? This set of data is quite crazy; it feels like the market pricing is completely out of whack.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 2025-12-16 23:26
It should be pointed out that the contradictions in this set of non-farm payroll data precisely validate the structural recession theory I proposed in 2023—an inevitable collapse hidden beneath superficial prosperity. Smart money has already been positioning, only the retail investors are still fixated on K-line charts. An increase in the unemployment rate coupled with higher-than-expected new jobs? This is not strange; it is a signal of the system shifting. According to the logic of the white paper, during a monetary easing cycle, the first to respond is always on-chain liquidity, not traditional markets. Those claiming to capture "structural opportunities" are merely interpreting the new ecosystem with old-world thinking frameworks. I have examined history; every time the Federal Reserve loosens policy, the breaking point is always in a corner overlooked by everyone.
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GraphGuruvip
· 2025-12-16 23:25
As the unemployment rate fluctuates, it feels like the data itself is contradictory. It's either flooding or overdrawing; it's hard to predict how this round in the crypto circle will go. There are indeed some covert actions happening at the grassroots project level, just waiting to see who can be the first to sense it. Rather than waiting for signals from the Federal Reserve, it's better to keep an eye on those small projects with native narratives. The price competition between Bitcoin and Ethereum is meaningless; what's crucial are the invisible flows within the ecosystem.
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