There’s a key data release tonight at 21:15—the US ADP Employment Report.
Normally, this data might not draw much attention, but this time is different. The Fed’s policy meeting is coming up, and several important economic indicators haven’t been released yet, so this “mini nonfarm payrolls” has become one of the few reference points they have.
Why should the crypto market care? Because Fed moves directly determine how global capital flows.
If the data is off the charts, it means the economy is still running hot, high interest rate policies are likely to continue, and markets will be on edge in the short term—Bitcoin and Ethereum might both see some turbulence. If the data is mediocre or even disappointing, the market may start to imagine a possible shift toward looser policy, which could actually be a potential opportunity for crypto assets.
What should retail investors do now?
The key is just two words: don’t panic. There will definitely be volatility before and after the data release, but that’s just a short-term reaction and doesn’t mean a trend reversal.
If you’re heavily positioned, just hold onto mainstream coins and don’t get shaken out by short-term moves. If you’re lightly positioned, you can wait and see—if there’s a panic drop, consider buying in batches. The worst thing you can do is chase the highs or panic sell at lows—don’t rush in when it’s green or cut losses when it’s red.
Keep an eye on the market tonight, stay calm, and let’s watch the show together.
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WhaleWatcher
· 15h ago
It's the same kind of "thermometer" data again, each time hyped up as if it's the end of the world, but it still ends up fluctuating as usual.
That said, this time the timing truly wasn't right.
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PerennialLeek
· 12-10 09:33
It's ADP and the Federal Reserve, this wave of market really depends on the face of the old beauty... 21:15 I have to guard before the opening, for fear that one will be cut if I am not careful
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MidnightMEVeater
· 12-09 14:14
Here comes the same old thermometer rhetoric again... Good morning, fellow night creatures. Even though the ADP data exploded, it's just whatever—the market still got completely wiped out by sandwich attacks from the robot playground. There's no difference between retail traders' "don't panic" and the last struggle of bag holders.
The real money is all waiting in dark pool trades, while those of us watching the charts in the open are just footing the bill for miner tips.
Instead of analyzing data, it's better to study why you always end up on the losing side of the arbitrage range.
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MrDecoder
· 12-09 14:13
Here we go again. When the ADP data is positive, they call it a bottoming opportunity; when it's negative, they say the correction is normal. No matter what happens, they can always justify it. Honestly, I'm getting a bit tired of this.
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RamenStacker
· 12-09 13:54
Here comes another "thermometer," but I bet five bucks there will still be people chasing the highs and selling the lows, haha.
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ForkItAll
· 12-09 13:52
Here we go again. Every time the data is presented as hugely important, but honestly, it still comes down to betting on the Fed's mood. But this time it really is critical—just hold on to your major coins and don't get scared out of the market by short-term fake pumps and dumps.
There’s a key data release tonight at 21:15—the US ADP Employment Report.
Normally, this data might not draw much attention, but this time is different. The Fed’s policy meeting is coming up, and several important economic indicators haven’t been released yet, so this “mini nonfarm payrolls” has become one of the few reference points they have.
Why should the crypto market care? Because Fed moves directly determine how global capital flows.
If the data is off the charts, it means the economy is still running hot, high interest rate policies are likely to continue, and markets will be on edge in the short term—Bitcoin and Ethereum might both see some turbulence. If the data is mediocre or even disappointing, the market may start to imagine a possible shift toward looser policy, which could actually be a potential opportunity for crypto assets.
What should retail investors do now?
The key is just two words: don’t panic. There will definitely be volatility before and after the data release, but that’s just a short-term reaction and doesn’t mean a trend reversal.
If you’re heavily positioned, just hold onto mainstream coins and don’t get shaken out by short-term moves. If you’re lightly positioned, you can wait and see—if there’s a panic drop, consider buying in batches. The worst thing you can do is chase the highs or panic sell at lows—don’t rush in when it’s green or cut losses when it’s red.
Keep an eye on the market tonight, stay calm, and let’s watch the show together.