U.S. December Non-Farm Payrolls Data Hits Unexpectedly Low, Adding Only 50,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.4%. From a market perspective, this data is short-term bullish for the crypto space.

The logic is straightforward: a weak employment market means the Federal Reserve's room to raise interest rates is severely limited, and the possibility of an early rate cut cycle cannot be ruled out. A loose liquidity environment usually boosts the performance of mainstream coins, as funds driven by seeking returns tend to flock to top projects.

But risk warnings must come first—don't be scared by the gains and chase high. Markets often experience technical pullbacks at such turning points in expectations; the smart move is to wait for a correction before entering.

Next week has two key points: tomorrow night’s December CPI data will directly influence market expectations for the Federal Reserve’s January meeting, as core inflation trends will determine policy stance; simultaneously, the Q4 earnings season for U.S. stocks will kick off, with reports from Wall Street giants like JPMorgan, Citibank, and Bank of America stirring market sentiment and indirectly affecting risk asset pricing.

Finally, a trading motto: don’t be greedy for gains, don’t panic during declines; setting proper take-profit and stop-loss levels is the key to long-term stability.