2026-01-11 08:00:58

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Friday's US non-farm payroll data was released as expected, with results below expectations. I initially thought it would cause a big wave in the market, but the actual trend appeared unusually calm. Bitcoin(BTC) gained 2000 points during the session, and Ethereum(ETH) also steadily gained 80 points, ultimately completing a not-so-violent but quite stable short-term push driven by this data. $BTC $ETH $BNB's correlated performance confirms a phenomenon: the market's reaction to negative data is sometimes much milder than expected. This "high expectation, low volatility" situation provides a clear rhythm for short-term traders—without extreme market movements, they can better grasp the direction more precisely.

BTC-0,98%

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ConsensusBot

· 01-12 00:15

Alright, this non-farm payroll data is indeed sluggish. I initially thought there would be a bloodbath, but it just dribbled along like this. The data is poor but the coin price remains stable, which is a bit counterintuitive, indicating that the main players have already digested it. This kind of market actually makes for good trading opportunities. Without a sudden plunge, you can precisely buy the dip, and the profits from BTC at 2000 points are easily obtainable. It really depends on the movements of the main players; otherwise, you're always being fooled by the data. In the short term, I prefer this steady rhythm; it's much more comfortable than a plunging market.

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Rugman_Walking

· 01-11 08:24

This non-farm payroll report actually provided an opportunity; instead of collapsing, it stabilized and pushed higher. Interesting.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-11 08:22

Oh wow, this market trend is really gentle. I originally wanted to buy the dip, but now it seems impossible. Is it still so steady despite being below expectations? The market is a bit numb, friends. For me personally, this kind of stagnant trading is the hardest to operate; sudden surges or drops are actually easier to buy into. A 2000-point profit sounds like a lot, but this pace really requires a longer cycle to see. When there are no waves, it's the easiest to get caught. How do you guys deal with it? The pancake is too stable, which makes me a bit anxious. It feels like the calm before a crash. Where is the promised huge surge? Why is it gone? Have the institutions eaten it all up? This is called tormenting. Either surge or drop, don’t be bored here.

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TxFailed

· 01-11 08:18

ngl, this "calm dump" thing is exactly how you get liquidated. learned this the hard way—market looks chill, you think you've got the rhythm, then suddenly the rug. those 2k sats on btc? technically speaking, that's just noise before the actual move hits. PSA: don't confuse consolidation with clarity, fr.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-11 08:08

This market trend is truly incredible. Negative news actually triggered a rally, and retail investors will have to slowly realize this again.

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BlockTalk

· 01-11 08:07

This wave is not as fierce as imagined; on the contrary, it's easier to operate.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 01-11 08:03

This wave of the market is too mild. I originally thought there would be a bloodbath, but is this it? The market is so stable that it’s a bit unsettling, but making a couple of thousand points in profit is not bad. It's the same old trick of "bad news turning into good news." The retail investors should wake up. Short-term trading has become more difficult; without volatility, there are no opportunities. Bitcoin rose eighty points? I could sleep until dawn and still hold onto my position. It seems the market has already digested this data; retail investors are still struggling with it. Bitcoin's stability is a bit strong. Is this a buildup, or is it just like this?

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