#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 $BCH $PEPE $SOL



Recently, US policy developments have truly been shaking up the market. In just over ten days, a series of economic policy adjustments have been made, each hitting the sensitive nerves of the crypto market.

Increased energy extraction directly lowers costs, which means what? Inflationary pressures are immediately alleviated. The scale of mortgage bond repurchases is significant, and interest rates are falling accordingly, making monthly payments much easier. Plus, with credit card interest rate caps, the actual consumption capacity of ordinary people is rising.

On the Federal Reserve side, expectations for interest rate cuts are growing stronger. Once the 1% target approaches, borrowing costs will decrease across the board—mortgages, auto loans, corporate financing—all leverage costs will be compressed. The launch of 50-year ultra-long mortgages will speed up homebuilding, and construction costs will also be driven down by competition.

What do these changes combined mean? Liquidity is being released, and the appeal of risk assets is increasing. The combination of falling energy costs, peaking inflation, and loose monetary policy... this is a clear opportunity signal for investment assets that rely on low-interest-rate environments. From a technical perspective, this macro backdrop will continue to put demand pressure on risk assets.

The crypto market is especially sensitive to such policy changes. When yields on traditional assets decline and liquidity is ample, risk appetite will be re-priced. While paying attention to US non-farm payrolls and employment data, don’t overlook the chain reactions caused by these policy shifts. Market opportunities often hide within these policy turnarounds.
BCH-4,8%
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OptionWhisperervip
· 8h ago
With this set of liquidity easing measures, risk assets are indeed ready to dance Poor non-farm payroll data might actually be a positive? As interest rates go down, it's all over The 50-year mortgage is truly amazing, now leverage costs are fully compressed, and where the money flows is obvious Inflation has peaked, interest rates are easing, and the crypto circle's opportunity is indeed hidden in the policy shift In plain terms, it's a liquidity injection cycle. Major coins are unlikely to break unless there's an unexpected market downturn
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airdrop_huntressvip
· 8h ago
Non-farm data missed the mark, but the policy side is really strong this time. Liquidity has been released, and it feels like the crypto market is about to take off.
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GateUser-40edb63bvip
· 8h ago
The interest rate has to go down for us to have a chance, provided that the coin price doesn't crash again, haha.
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AirdropDreamBreakervip
· 8h ago
Interest rates going down is really the springtime of the crypto world. We've been waiting for this signal for a long time. Poor non-farm payroll data is actually a good sign? Think twice, it's terrifying... Liquidity release means money needs to find a place to go. We've already queued up here. 50-year mortgage loans are now available, indicating that the monetary policy is truly easing. I'm optimistic about next month's market. By the way, will SOL follow the Fed's policy and rally? Something feels a bit off. Inflation peaking and interest rate cuts—it's a familiar story, but this time it really feels like it's happening. Lower energy costs = happy miners = support for the coin price. The logical chain is too clear.
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ArbitrageBotvip
· 8h ago
Non-farm data underperformed, but the policy dividends are real. Liquidity is pouring into risk assets, and we should follow the trend. Interest rates are falling, and crypto should take off. This logic makes sense. By the way, can SOL break new highs this time? It seems like it still depends on what the Federal Reserve says. It's both policy dividends and technical factors. Feels a bit optimistic, huh. Lower energy costs and liquidity release... sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be a false alarm.
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