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Recently, the US stock market's December employment data showed a significant decline, far below market expectations. Such signals of economic weakness often trigger a new round of rebounds in evening trading.
From a logical perspective, as employment continues to weaken, the Federal Reserve has little choice but to send positive signals about interest rate cuts. The purpose of rate cuts is simple—stimulate employment recovery by increasing economic liquidity. Even if inflation data remains low, a collapse in employment would be a fatal blow to the economy.
This expectation gap often acts as a catalyst for rebounds in cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH. In an environment with ample liquidity, risk assets usually have opportunities for recovery. In the short term, attention can be paid to the sustainability of this rebound.
Wait, is such poor employment data really good news for the crypto market? I find it hard to understand.
Honestly, it's still a liquidity game. When the Federal Reserve pumps money, cryptocurrencies go up. That logic makes sense.
Nighttime rebound? I bet five bucks it's just another trick to cut leeks.
In a liquidity environment, risk assets recover... sounds very professional, but what about in practice?
Can BTC break new highs this wave, or will there be another "false rebound"?
The gap in expectations is unreliable; history shows that doing the opposite is the right move.
Wait, is the rate cut really coming? BTC needs to make a move... Still need to keep some bullets in hand.