Non-farm payroll data once again exceeded expectations, igniting market sentiment. Good data combined with the Federal Reserve's policy expectation adjustments and a warming of liquidity expectations have indeed provided ample ammunition for the bulls. From a macro perspective, strong employment often indicates economic resilience, which in turn supports expectations of rate cuts—this is the logic the market is feeding on. As a risk asset, the crypto market is naturally sensitive to such macroeconomic positive signals. Whenever traditional finance shows optimistic signs, large funds begin reallocating, and the crypto sector often becomes a primary target for chasing gains. In the short term, this emotional driving force is likely to continue, but it is also important to remember: while the fundamentals are good, technical support levels still deserve attention.

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ThatsNotARugPullvip
· 13h ago
Another wave of unexpectedly strong non-farm payrolls, how far can crypto run this time? --- Capital rotation and allocation, our sector is just the tool being chased for a buy-high strategy, used to it. --- The fundamentals are good, but can that technical support level really hold? I’m not so sure. --- Whenever this happens, I think of the same old tricks from last time. Could it be another trap to lure in buyers? --- Once you understand the logic of rate cuts, you just fear the market suddenly changing direction, and then no one can escape. --- Are the bulls well-equipped? Let’s wait and see the miserable scene when the data reverses later.
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WhaleMistakervip
· 13h ago
Here we go again, here we go again. Every time the non-farm payrolls exceed expectations, the market goes crazy. Will this time really push higher, or is it just another false alarm?
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LuckyHashValuevip
· 13h ago
This wave is indeed a bit fierce, but I always feel that these emotional factors come and go quickly. Wait, strong employment data actually supports rate cuts? That logic is a bit convoluted, I need to think about it more. Starting to chase the highs again, that old trick of big funds rotating, retail investors still need to focus on their stop-losses. Let's see if the support level breaks first; I'm a bit skeptical of this current sentiment.
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GasGoblinvip
· 13h ago
Non-farm payrolls beat expectations again? I'm tired of this logic. Funds just look for good news to rush in, and when there's a pullback, they cry and complain.
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PrivacyMaximalistvip
· 13h ago
Should we chase after non-farm payrolls exceeding expectations? I wonder how long this logic can hold... Large capital rotations sound impressive, but when they dump the market, you'll see what a support level really is.
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