Non-farm payroll data will be released next Tuesday, and this market movement is quite interesting. The Federal Reserve just cut interest rates to a three-year low, yet the market is divided into two camps—some are eager to buy the dip, while others are still watching inflation. Citi's forecast is even more sobering: a reduction of 45,000 jobs in October, followed by a rebound of 80,000 in November, but they say this is mainly seasonal adjustment and not a true improvement in employment. The unemployment rate may also rise from 4.4% to 4.52%.

This is a critical time window for on-chain project teams. The higher the uncertainty in traditional finance, the more people will look for opportunities on the chain—airdrops, interactions, and profit-taking will increase. I suggest accelerating the scanning of new projects now to seize this wave of opportunity. Focus on projects that launch interactive tasks during sensitive economic data periods, as they often have greater liquidity and airdrop quotas.

If time is tight, prioritize low-cost, high-frequency interactions—basic operations like swap, transfers, and cross-chain transactions are the most cost-effective, and gas fees won't explode. After the non-farm data is released and the market direction becomes clearer, adjust your strategy based on market sentiment. Now is the best time to take action.