#美国非农数据低于预期 #max

Hey everyone, I'm luck. Non-farm employment data came in again below expectations, with only 50,000 jobs added in December—far below the expected 60,000 to 70,000. The unemployment rate dropped to 4.4%, but overall, the labor market is cooling. On Twitter, people are discussing how the market didn't panic after the release—Bitcoin held steady around $90k–$91k with almost no movement. The key difference this time is that this isn't just an economic signal; it's also testing crypto's resilience. Historically, weak data would boost expectations for rate cuts, but with the January FOMC almost ruling out any cuts, the 'sell the news' effect typically leads to pullbacks. Yet Bitcoin didn’t drop this time—possibly supported by ETF inflows and whale accumulation. Consider the ongoing geopolitical tensions and tariff uncertainties—normally cause for concern—but the market shows strong resilience, with SPX and NDX hitting new highs. Short-term risks remain, volatility may increase, but a rate cut could be delayed until March, indirectly benefiting long-term asset positioning.

From my perspective, this reflects an economy shifting from overheated to moderate. The crypto space should stay rational—don’t get overly excited chasing gains. The ADP report was also weak, while commodities like gold and silver actually strengthened, and energy stocks rebounded earlier in the week. Overall, neutral: not a collapse, just a slowdown. The call for Bitcoin to break $100k in Q1 still exists, but we’ll need to wait for CPI data and Fed commentary.

That said, crypto isn’t just about data and profits. CZ’s ongoing efforts in education and charity—using blockchain to do real good—are genuinely heartwarming. Communities like @Max Charity , under Giggle Academy, are promoting free education, with trading fees directly donated—much more grounded and meaningful.