As the year-end sprint phase arrives, heavyweight economic data is coming in succession. Can the cryptocurrency market make a comeback this time, or will it continue to consolidate? Here’s a summary of key events this week, stay tuned 👇
**Tuesday: The "Double Indicators" of the U.S. Economy Are Coming** GDP growth rate and PCE price index released simultaneously - one reflects the economic strength, the other reflects the temperature of inflation. If the data is not synchronized (economic weakness but strong inflationary pressure), the Federal Reserve's room for rate cuts is limited, the dollar may strengthen, and crypto assets may be under pressure. Conversely, if both indicators improve, pointing to a "soft landing", risk assets are expected to welcome a rebound window.
**Wednesday: Global Central Bank Actions + Employment Data** The minutes from the Bank of Japan's meeting signal policy direction, while the initial jobless claims data from the U.S. reflect the temperature of the labor market. With market transactions being thin at the end of the year, any unexpected data can easily be magnified, and the liquidity trend may shift suddenly.
**Thursday: Thin Trading During Christmas Holidays** Major markets around the world have halted trading, leading to a significant decrease in liquidity. The fluctuations caused by previous data require a longer time to digest. Whether to buy at the bottom or to avoid risks at this time depends on your trading plan. Drive cautiously at the end of the year, and don't let the holiday turn into a "holiday trap."
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RugResistant
· 7h ago
ngl, those macro data points could swing things hard either way... already spotted some sus liquidity patterns brewing tbh. gdp/pce mismatch would be a red flag for sure, need to keep sharp this week fr
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-22 16:16
Another trap? Every time before big data is released, they talk about a comeback, but in the end, they still dance along with the dollar index. Forget it, let's see how Tuesday's GDP turns out.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 12-21 16:49
It's the same old story again; when the data is good, buy the dip, and when the data is bad, Rug Pull... Tuesday and Wednesday are the real time for licking blood from the knife. Retail investors, pray that no black swan comes.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 12-21 16:49
It's the same trap again, good data leads to a Rebound, poor data results in a fall, I've been hearing this term for a year.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 12-21 16:40
Here comes the same old GDP trap, every time they talk about a soft landing but end up with a hard landing. This time we'll have to see what tricks the Fed will play.
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LostBetweenChains
· 12-21 16:28
Another wave of data market, that double indicator on Tuesday feels like the key. Soft landing means make money, economic collapse hard landing means eating dirt, it’s that simple and brutal.
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ForkTongue
· 12-21 16:28
It's the same trap again; GDP comes out and plummets, then the PCE is announced and rebounds. This has repeatedly played me for a sucker as a retail investor more than once.
#数字资产市场洞察 $ETH $BTC $BNB
As the year-end sprint phase arrives, heavyweight economic data is coming in succession. Can the cryptocurrency market make a comeback this time, or will it continue to consolidate? Here’s a summary of key events this week, stay tuned 👇
**Tuesday: The "Double Indicators" of the U.S. Economy Are Coming**
GDP growth rate and PCE price index released simultaneously - one reflects the economic strength, the other reflects the temperature of inflation. If the data is not synchronized (economic weakness but strong inflationary pressure), the Federal Reserve's room for rate cuts is limited, the dollar may strengthen, and crypto assets may be under pressure. Conversely, if both indicators improve, pointing to a "soft landing", risk assets are expected to welcome a rebound window.
**Wednesday: Global Central Bank Actions + Employment Data**
The minutes from the Bank of Japan's meeting signal policy direction, while the initial jobless claims data from the U.S. reflect the temperature of the labor market. With market transactions being thin at the end of the year, any unexpected data can easily be magnified, and the liquidity trend may shift suddenly.
**Thursday: Thin Trading During Christmas Holidays**
Major markets around the world have halted trading, leading to a significant decrease in liquidity. The fluctuations caused by previous data require a longer time to digest. Whether to buy at the bottom or to avoid risks at this time depends on your trading plan. Drive cautiously at the end of the year, and don't let the holiday turn into a "holiday trap."