The recent US non-farm payroll data is quite interesting—employment figures exceeded expectations, but the unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped to 4.6%, and data from previous months was significantly revised downward. As soon as this disconnect appeared, the market reacted very quickly: expectations of the Federal Reserve easing policy instantly heated up, traders began betting that interest rates might bottom out around 3% in 2026, gold prices surged, and the dollar dropped accordingly.

It seems like employment is stable, but signals of underlying economic cooling are already very clear. Yen arbitrage funds are accelerating their withdrawal, and volatility is building up—under such conditions, liquidity has long been ignited in advance. Global capital flows are surging beneath the surface, and clearly, no one wants to wait for the Federal Reserve to officially announce rate cuts.

In the crypto world, the dual game has already reached a fever pitch. On one hand, the bullish sentiment supported by rate cut expectations; on the other hand, the market has already priced in this positive news. ETH fluctuates repeatedly between $3100 and $3400, precisely confirming the fierce confrontation between bulls and bears. But this is where the opportunity lies—most people are only watching key levels of Bitcoin and Ethereum, while in reality, the ecosystem is already bubbling with undercurrents. Major institutions are quietly laying out payment networks and infrastructure, and the next wave of narratives and liquidity is hidden within these details.

Smart money never waits for signals. The current market situation is: economic data is cooling but not collapsing, which conveniently provides the Federal Reserve with the pretext to maintain easing. Rather than passively waiting, it’s better to actively seek structural opportunities amid high volatility. Early projects with cultural DNA and foresight often attract capital and attention first during such turbulence. The script of wealth in the big trend is being rewritten, and the key is to find the right entry point.