This week is going to explode. The economic data from China and the US are almost simultaneously triggering a surge, coupled with increased geopolitical risks, which will redefine the liquidity landscape of the entire crypto market.

The timeline is as follows: early in the week, China's and the US's PMI data will be released first, followed closely by the US non-farm payroll (ADP employment data). Meanwhile, South Korea is also making big moves, with Samsung and SK executives visiting China alongside government officials, instantly heating up geopolitical variables. But the real showdown is on Friday—the CPI and PPI from China will face off against the US non-farm payroll on the same day, directly impacting global liquidity expectations for January.

The more uncertain the macro environment, the more funds tend to flow into areas with high consensus. Recently, small tokens related to the Elon Musk concept have been very active, and the community's enthusiasm behind them is soaring. The 24-hour live streams and global community participation behind these tokens have become a formidable force during such market volatility.

The key question is: will this round of non-farm data cause the market to reprice expectations for rate cuts? If US employment data unexpectedly shows weakness, Bitcoin and Ethereum will react strongly. Conversely, strong non-farm data combined with China's economic performance could cause a rapid shift in the market's risk appetite.

What do you think? Share your predictions in the comments, and let's witness this crucial battle at the start of 2026 together.