Now looking at it, regardless of market expectations or Bloomberg's data, the result is favorable for interest rate cuts, but for the economy, it depends on the market's interpretation. However, given the current situation, it seems a bit early to talk about recession, so I think as long as Friday's non-farm data is around expectations, there shouldn't be much of a problem.

Of course, we will have to wait for the market's interpretation after it happens, but as of now, many friends are saying they see 70,000 or 80,000, which I find hard to believe. Although I am prepared to buy BTC for the third time at $89,000, I still think it's not guaranteed that I can get it.

Today is a holiday in the United States, and the stock market is closed, so yesterday's decline is likely a precaution against Friday's non-farm data. Interestingly, regardless of how Friday's data comes out, it is very likely to be opposite to Tuesday's job vacancies, and the most explosive possibility is that the unemployment rate continues to decline while the labor force continues to rise, which is really unavoidable but also represents economic strength. #市场调整策略 #BNB纳入不丹GMC加密战略储备 #晒交易赢奖励 #DeFAI热点