Tonight, the crypto world is about to get lively, with two major data releases happening back to back.
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision remains undecided. Once there is any adjustment, the flow of global capital will need to be reshuffled. As the most volatile market, the crypto space is inevitably affected. More importantly, the US non-farm payroll data—employment figures, unemployment rate, wage growth—even if only slight fluctuations, will immediately cause the market to reassess the Federal Reserve's upcoming monetary policy direction, triggering a chain reaction.
Now, opening the candlestick chart, you should already see the candles shaking violently. The numbers on the trading software are jumping nonstop, and discussions in the group are heated—whether to add or reduce positions, many people are really unsure.
The key is to understand the macro logic. Changes in central bank policies will alter the cost of capital, thereby affecting the attractiveness of high-risk assets; non-farm data directly reflect economic health and determine the trend of the federal funds rate. The combination of the two will make crypto market volatility even more intense.
The most reliable approach is to closely monitor the actual release of these two data points, understand their true impact on the market in real time, and not be led by emotions. There are always opportunities in the market; the key is to see the direction clearly.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 2025-12-20 21:18
It's another week with both the central bank and non-farm payrolls. I'll wait until the data drops before making any moves; anyway, listening to anything now is just a waste of time.
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Damn, this wave of market movement is really exciting. The candlestick chart is jumping so fast I can't keep up. Holding tight.
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Every day it's macro logic, macro logic. It's all about betting on probabilities. Who can predict accurately?
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During non-farm payrolls, I definitely won't sleep. Either I make a big profit this time or get liquidated directly—no middle ground.
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It's just about betting on the Fed's attitude. Watching the market trend is much more reliable than listening to analysis.
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Adding or reducing positions, it's easy to say. When it comes to critical moments, who isn't trembling?
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If the Japanese Central Bank really takes action this time, the yen carry trade will be affected again. The crypto circle can't avoid this.
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Feels like every time someone says to closely monitor the data, but very few can actually do it, haha.
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Now it's all about who has strong psychological resilience. I can't sit still anymore; I've already diversified my holdings.
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Wait, is the non-farm payroll data really that influential on global capital flows, or has it been overhyped again?
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probably_nothing_anon
· 2025-12-19 05:00
The Bank of Japan's move causes the whole world to tremble. This non-farm payroll data might lead to a bloodbath.
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BrokenYield
· 2025-12-18 18:50
nah, this is just macro theatre. smart money already positioned before the data dump hit. most people in the groups rn are just bagholders copium posting lol
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StakeOrRegret
· 2025-12-18 18:48
This wave of data is here, time to cut losses again.
Wait, another one? I really can't understand what these institutions are thinking.
Non-farm payrolls come out, and the crypto prices drop directly. How is there still a chance? Laugh out loud.
The Bank of Japan is playing heartbeat again, literally treating us as leeks to be harvested.
By the way, does anyone really make money from this? I see only people losing money in the group.
Stay calm, wait for the announcement, and then decide. Entering now is just giving away your assets.
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QuietlyStaking
· 2025-12-18 18:31
Really, this is the time when you're most likely to get cut.
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APY_Chaser
· 2025-12-18 18:30
Here we go again, this time the Bank of Japan and non-farm payrolls are acting up together. Truly impressive.
The market is shaking uncontrollably, this is the real "crypto heartbeat."
But to be honest, most people get panicked when they see the candlestick charts fluctuate. Actually, they just haven't understood the underlying logic and are blindly following the crowd.
My usual advice remains: tracking data is much more reliable than listening to the chatter in the group.
Let's wait and see—if these two data points move in the same direction, the crypto world’s night is going to be exciting.
Tonight, the crypto world is about to get lively, with two major data releases happening back to back.
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision remains undecided. Once there is any adjustment, the flow of global capital will need to be reshuffled. As the most volatile market, the crypto space is inevitably affected. More importantly, the US non-farm payroll data—employment figures, unemployment rate, wage growth—even if only slight fluctuations, will immediately cause the market to reassess the Federal Reserve's upcoming monetary policy direction, triggering a chain reaction.
Now, opening the candlestick chart, you should already see the candles shaking violently. The numbers on the trading software are jumping nonstop, and discussions in the group are heated—whether to add or reduce positions, many people are really unsure.
The key is to understand the macro logic. Changes in central bank policies will alter the cost of capital, thereby affecting the attractiveness of high-risk assets; non-farm data directly reflect economic health and determine the trend of the federal funds rate. The combination of the two will make crypto market volatility even more intense.
The most reliable approach is to closely monitor the actual release of these two data points, understand their true impact on the market in real time, and not be led by emotions. There are always opportunities in the market; the key is to see the direction clearly.