Recently, there are two key events to watch in the market over the next couple of days. Once these two matters are settled, a rebound may occur, but don’t get too excited too early — in a bear market, every rebound ultimately paves the way for deeper declines.
From a probability perspective, slightly more signals are leaning towards the positive side. What are these two events?
**Event 1: Non-Farm Payrolls Data**
Tonight at 21:30, the US December non-farm payroll data will be released. If the data exceeds expectations, it will be bearish for the crypto market; if it falls short, it will be a bullish signal. Currently, market expectations for this data are evenly split, with high uncertainty.
**Event 2: US Supreme Court Ruling on Tariffs**
Today or tomorrow, the US Supreme Court will rule on the legality of the tariff policies. If the ruling ultimately finds them unconstitutional, it could trigger over $100 billion in import tax refunds, leading to a new influx of funds into the market. At the same time, a reduction in tariffs means easing inflation pressures and lowering corporate costs, which are positive for the overall economic outlook. Although this might lead to a widening deficit and continued easing by the Federal Reserve, it is actually bullish for BTC and gold. The probability of an unconstitutional ruling is about 60%.
**Trading Suggestions**
The short-term strategy is to buy the dip and, when the price rebounds to around 98,000, start scaling into short positions with low leverage. The key is to grasp this rhythm.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 01-09 18:01
Rebounds are all just illusions; I should have seen through it long ago.
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DecentralizeMe
· 01-09 11:50
It's the same old "rebound paving the way for a decline" saying, heard it a hundred times haha. Are the non-farm payroll data really a 50-50 chance, or does it all just seem like random talk?
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MetaverseVagrant
· 01-09 11:50
A bear market rebound is just to lull you with a sugar-coated cannon, don't really believe that.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 01-09 11:25
not to sound paranoid but... two market catalysts and you're already planning entries? DYOR on those nfp numbers first, seriously. seen too many trades blow up on "obvious" setups like this. 60% conviction ain't exactly reassuring either, tbh.
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consensus_failure
· 01-09 11:23
A bear market rebound is just a trap to lure buyers in. I'm too familiar with this trick; I'm about to get cut again.
Recently, there are two key events to watch in the market over the next couple of days. Once these two matters are settled, a rebound may occur, but don’t get too excited too early — in a bear market, every rebound ultimately paves the way for deeper declines.
From a probability perspective, slightly more signals are leaning towards the positive side. What are these two events?
**Event 1: Non-Farm Payrolls Data**
Tonight at 21:30, the US December non-farm payroll data will be released. If the data exceeds expectations, it will be bearish for the crypto market; if it falls short, it will be a bullish signal. Currently, market expectations for this data are evenly split, with high uncertainty.
**Event 2: US Supreme Court Ruling on Tariffs**
Today or tomorrow, the US Supreme Court will rule on the legality of the tariff policies. If the ruling ultimately finds them unconstitutional, it could trigger over $100 billion in import tax refunds, leading to a new influx of funds into the market. At the same time, a reduction in tariffs means easing inflation pressures and lowering corporate costs, which are positive for the overall economic outlook. Although this might lead to a widening deficit and continued easing by the Federal Reserve, it is actually bullish for BTC and gold. The probability of an unconstitutional ruling is about 60%.
**Trading Suggestions**
The short-term strategy is to buy the dip and, when the price rebounds to around 98,000, start scaling into short positions with low leverage. The key is to grasp this rhythm.