2026-01-05 04:24:56

The Federal Reserve's meeting minutes from last week revealed several key signals: GDP growth remains moderate, the labor market has noticeably cooled, and overall economic activity remains stable. How will these data impact the crypto market? This week, two market drivers need to be closely monitored. First is the US non-farm payroll report, which directly influences the Federal Reserve's future policy expectations and affects global asset pricing. Second is the trends from the "Tech Spring Gala" CES—new product launches and trend indicators from tech giants, which often trigger market reassessments of future economic prospects. These macroeconomic changes will ultimately be reflected in the trading logic of crypto assets.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 01-08 04:04

Non-farm data is the real knife, CES stuff is all hype. --- Labor cooling, can the Federal Reserve still cut interest rates? Stop joking, good news is good news, but reality is reality. --- GDP growth is moderate and sounds good, but does the crypto market buy into this? Will it really dance to non-farm data? --- Every time it's about macro transmission, it's actually just about looking at the mood of the big players. Don't deceive yourself. --- CES new product launch... Uh, when did the crypto circle start paying attention to tech news? That's interesting. --- Moderate growth + labor cooling, this combination is actually quite ambiguous, anyone can tell their own story.

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WalletInspector

· 01-06 22:33

The labor market is cooling down, and it's time to look at non-farm payroll data again. It feels like it's always this back-and-forth. As soon as the non-farm report is released, crypto prices start to fluctuate wildly. So annoying. CES new products? Honestly, the tricks in the tech world have little direct relation to crypto prices, but the market just likes to find stories. Macro influences on the crypto market... to put it simply, the Federal Reserve's moves determine everything; the rest is just background. Let's wait and see the non-farm data. Will it be another bloodbath or a surge?

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-05 13:01

Non-farm data is the real killer, how much impact does that broken thing CES have?

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ShibaSunglasses

· 01-05 04:55

The cooling of the labor market, the crypto circle must keep a close eye on it. Non-farm payroll data comes out and directly causes a sell-off, I bet five bucks. CES new products can boost tech stocks, but can they save cryptocurrencies... question mark. Moderate growth sounds good, but actually it's the hardest for us. Macro transmission is a bit slow; by the time it reaches the crypto market, the flowers have withered.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-05 04:54

Non-farm payroll data feels like it will determine life or death this time. Whether Bitcoin can break the level depends entirely on this report. --- CES? Bro, are you overthinking it? When did the crypto market ever relate to the Spring Festival Gala of technology? [Laughing crying] --- Cooling of the labor market = the Federal Reserve will start easing? I'll go all-in and see what happens. --- Every time they say "transmission to trading logic," but in the end, it's still about the mood of the big players, haha. --- Mild growth, obvious cooling, still stable... translated, this just means flooding the market, a good season for copycats. --- Honestly, instead of watching macroeconomics, it's better to focus on liquidity. Where the money flows is the real key. --- Starting to talk about dual driving forces again. I just want to know, will this wave of market move up or down? --- On the night before the non-farm payroll report, everyone remember to reduce your positions, or you'll experience another roller coaster. [流泪]

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ContractTester

· 01-05 04:54

Labor market cooling + GDP moderation, this combination is just prolonging expectations of interest rate cuts Non-farm payrolls are the real game-changer; when that data comes out, crypto prices will shake again CES? Honestly, I care more about non-farm payrolls; the transmission chain from tech new products to the crypto market is too long The Federal Reserve is telling the market that "it's not over yet" Wait, with so many variables this week... I feel like something's going to happen

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ForkItAll

· 01-05 04:54

Non-farm data is the real tool for shaking out the market; all the flashy new product launches at CES can't disrupt the price trend of cryptocurrencies.

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GasFeeTears

· 01-05 04:39

The labor market is cooling down, and this week's non-farm payroll data is going to be explosive, so the crypto world has to follow the Federal Reserve's lead.

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