Non-farm data below expectations, which should have given the crypto market some movement, but look at this weekend's performance—ETH, BTC, and SOL, the three main cryptocurrencies, have been stubbornly unmoved. The entire Sunday was just sideways trading; it looks dull on the surface, but in fact, this is a signal of an upcoming market reversal.

Based on tracking the market over the past 18 months, I’ve noticed a consistent pattern: the movements on Sunday are often opposite to those on Monday. When Sunday sees a strong rally, Monday usually sees a correction; when Sunday drops sharply, Monday may experience a rebound. Even more interesting is that Monday, as a weekly emotional turning point, often conflicts with the trends from Tuesday to Thursday, almost like the market’s "rebellious phase."

Let’s look at another data point: in the past year, 12 Black Fridays, 9 of them triggered a market-wide decline, with high-leverage positions frequently liquidated. Currently, the situation is that weak non-farm data itself adds uncertainty to the market—historically, whenever non-farm data is disappointing, BTC tends to have a brief rebound before continuing its decline. Plus, the sideways pattern on Sunday night adds to this, making the "reverse law" signal particularly clear.

In short, Monday’s market could see significant volatility, and that 2800 level for ETH might face a test. This isn’t alarmist talk but a judgment based on recurring market patterns. Next, we need to closely watch the opening momentum on Monday and how this key price level performs.