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Policy Storms Approaching — This Time, It Might Be Serious

Tonight, the US November Non-Farm Payrolls report will be released, and the market's fate will be decided. Sounds exaggerated? But in the face of data, it’s truly so.

If the data is weaker than expected, expectations for rate cuts will immediately heat up. Capital will surge into the crypto market — not to follow the trend and jump in, but to confirm the trend’s direction. Conversely, if the data is strong, the dream of rate cuts will be shattered, liquidity will tighten immediately, and market reactions could be quite fierce.

The problem is, that’s not all. The Bank of Japan is also stirring things up. Every time they raise interest rates, Bitcoin performs a sharp dive — it’s become this year's curse. Now, global funds are already tight, and liquidity at this year’s end is even scarcer. Last night, BTC plunged to 86,000, and even touching 95,000 was out of reach — there’s a reason for that.

In the short term, 80,000 might be tested again. But in the long term? Institutional moves are already in place; the 200,000 figure isn’t a pipe dream — it’s just a matter of time.

Tonight’s non-farm data, will it be the fuse that ignites the year-end rally, or will it douse the bulls’ enthusiasm? What do you all think?
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ThesisInvestorvip
· 12-17 10:26
Non-farm data at this critical moment, truly can't hold back anymore
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WhaleShadowvip
· 12-17 02:36
Non-farm night still depends on the data, but honestly, the Bank of Japan's moves are indeed annoying.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 12-16 20:26
I'm really worried about this non-farm wave, and it seems like the Bank of Japan is also causing trouble. You're overthinking it. Is there really a chance for 200,000? I'm afraid the 80,000 mark might really be unbreakable.
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FalseProfitProphetvip
· 12-16 16:41
If we can get through this non-farm payroll hurdle, it means there's still hope. If not, let's prepare to buy the dip.
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DefiPlaybookvip
· 12-16 16:41
According to on-chain data, the impact coefficient of non-farm payroll data on BTC liquidity is approximately 0.73, with a historical recurrence rate of 81%—this time is indeed not a small matter. It is worth noting that the destruction cost of the 80,000 support level is much higher than the demand funds needed to rebound to 95,000. From three different perspectives, there is indeed a testing risk in the short term.
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MoonWaterDropletsvip
· 12-16 16:36
Non-farm payrolls are really a hurdle; it feels like it's always so exciting every time.
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GasBankruptervip
· 12-16 16:35
Can non-farm data really determine everything? It feels like that's always what they say, but Bitcoin still does its own thing. It's the Bank of Japan again, liquidity again—do they really see themselves as macro analysts? 80,000 tests? 200,000 dreams? Let's just survive until the end of the year first.
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MEVHunterLuckyvip
· 12-16 16:34
If non-farm payrolls turn out to be weak, then we can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Otherwise, if we can't break through 80,000, the year-end rally will be directly over.
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MetaDreamervip
· 12-16 16:33
The non-farm payrolls are coming. This time, it really depends on the data, and it feels like there will be a bloodbath tonight.
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