Dogecoin (DOGE) is under downward pressure at the time of writing on Saturday, amid a volatile market following the release of the US Non-Farm Payrolls report (NFP). According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the US economy added only 50,000 jobs in December, significantly less than expected.

According to Mars Finance news, Binance Spot data shows that the market has experienced significant fluctuations. INJ has risen by 15.41% in 24 hours, reaching a new high for the week, while SKY has risen by 7.84%, hitting a new high for today. At the same time, both LSK and TNSR are in a "peak and retreat" state, with 24-hour declines of 6.81% and 11.32%, respectively. Additionally, BANANAS31 has seen a decline of 26.31%. Other tokens such as ZEC, ACE, and NFP have shown a "bottoming out and recovering" state, with increases of 5.89%, 9.73%, and 5.86%, respectively.

On November 20, the U.S. non-farm payroll data unexpectedly soared, with 119,000 new jobs added in September, far exceeding market expectations of 50,000, reversing the loss of 4,000 jobs after the downward revision in August. The unemployment rate slightly rose to 4.4%, the highest level since October 2021. This report, which ends the "data vacuum" of a 44-day government shutdown, makes the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision more complex.

According to Mars Finance news, as reported by Jin10, Wasif Latif, President and Chief Investment Officer of Sarmaya Partners, stated that the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) for September far exceeded expectations, and the market is adjusting and reassessing the Fed's "rate cut range-bound". Currently, the "no rate cut" camp has the upper hand, but the game is not yet over. As data continues to be released, this range-bound battle will persist. Although the September data performed reasonably well, the key lies in the October data; if it shows a weaker job market, it will shift the market towards rate cut expectations.

The essay discusses the impending release of the NFP report and its unusual circumstances due to a government shutdown. It highlights market volatility, cryptocurrency reactions, and trading strategies amidst uncertainty, emphasizing risk management as key for traders.

Today's market focus includes the non-farm employment data and unemployment rate to be released by the U.S. Department of Labor, while LayerZero unlocks a large amount of Tokens. The founder of Ethereum warns of the risks of Quantum Computing, and Onfolio secures $300 million in funding directed towards digital assets. U.S. stocks are strengthening, with BTC and ETH facing the risk of a volatile fall, and the SEC has made adjustments to the review of encryption assets. Multiple Blockchain projects and services have been launched, attracting market attention.

According to Mars Finance, as reported by Jin10, the US dollar is consolidating sideways as investors become more cautious ahead of key data releases in search of clues regarding the future path of US interest rate cuts. The Fed's meeting minutes will be released at 3 AM Beijing time on Thursday. Chair Powell has stated that a rate cut in December is not a foregone conclusion. However, the most closely watched data this week is still the September delayed US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) to be released on Thursday. Given the current mixed views in the market regarding whether the Fed will cut rates in December, the importance of this data is further highlighted.

This week's macroeconomic indicator analysis points out that the U.S. government has ended the longest shutdown in history, and the absence of economic data has affected the CPI release. Follow the upcoming US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data, Nvidia earnings report, and Fed meeting minutes. At the same time, the monetary policy dynamics of China and Japan are also worth following.

The sense of relief brought by the end of the U.S. government shutdown has dissipated, economic data pressures have increased, Wall Street sentiment is cautious, Bitcoin prices have fallen below $95,000, the crypto market is under pressure, and market capitalization has evaporated by over $1 trillion. This week, focus on the Fed's related speeches and meeting minutes.

According to news from Mars Finance and reports from Jin10, due to the government shutdown, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected not to release the non-farm payroll report on Friday. However, recent private sector indicators show weak hiring, limited layoffs, moderate wage growth, and a slight easing in labor demand for September. Michael Feroli, Chief U.S. Economist at JPMorgan, stated that even without the non-farm payroll report, the Fed can have a general understanding of the labor market conditions and believes that the Fed can confidently proceed with interest rate cuts later this month.

According to Mars Finance, on October 3, due to the government shutdown, the release of the US non-farm employment data for September is uncertain. Senator Warren emphasized that the data has been processed and urged the government to publish it on schedule, otherwise it will affect the basis for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision at the end of October. The market can currently only rely on alternative indicators such as ADP, and the ADP report shows an unexpected decline in private sector employment, further deepening concerns about economic slowdown. From a macro perspective, if the non-farm data is delayed or weak, it will increase market bets on interest rate cuts, which is favorable for risk assets in the short term, but the information vacuum may also amplify fluctuations and uncertainty. Bitunix analysts' views: The data delay caused by political gamesmanship has made the market rely on alternative information, intensifying volatility. Observing the crypto market, if BTC breaks through the 121k area, the liquidation intensity will reach 650 million dollars; below are 112k and 108k.

The upcoming week will be critical for markets, with the U.S. non-farm payrolls (NFP) report set to test expectations for a dovish pivot, while multiple Federal Reserve officials are scheduled to speak. 

In early September 2025, U.S. economic data once again drew market attention. Over the past week, U.S. labor market data showed signs of continued slowdown, with the Non-Farm Payroll report (NFP) becoming the focal point. Despite the S&P 500 index briefly reaching an all-time high, it subsequently experienced a noticeable pullback, reflecting investors' concerns about the economic outlook. At the same time, gold prices continued to rise, breaking through the $3600/ounce mark, while global long-term bond yields showed an upward trend, particularly for 30-year bonds. These two major themes—the weakness of the labor market and the dumping in the bond market—intertwined, highlighting the uncertainty in the macroeconomy. This article provides an objective analysis of these phenomena based on the latest data and explores their potential impacts. The analysis primarily references sources such as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), ADP reports, and dynamics in the global bond market. U.S. Labor Market: Slowdown Trend Intensifies The US labor market in 202

After the non-farm payroll report (NFP) was adjusted down last night, the market has raised concerns that the economy in America may be entering a recession. Many opinions suggest that if this scenario occurs, the Federal Reserve

August NFP showed just 22K jobs added and unemployment rising to 4.3%, reinforcing the view that the U.S. labor market is weakening steadily. Weak employment data boosts expectations of imminent Federal Reserve rate cuts, with investors anticipating cheaper liquidity and renewed risk-on

This week, Bitcoin rose under the support of STH-RP, but later fell back due to unemployment rate and NFP data. According to URPD analysis, there are still a large number of Tied Up chips in the 116~119K range, and investors are still observing, making the market unstable. STH-RP and CBD Heatmap show buying and dumping trends, which will affect Bitcoin price movement in the future.

Another day, another weak jobs report, creating extreme volatility for crypto prices August’s Nonfarm Payrolls came out at 22,000, significantly below the 75k forecast. Meanwhile, the US unemployment rate increased from 4.2% to 4.3%, the highest reading since October 2021 After lacklustre

In the last article, Ethereum was reacting to a demand zone, but there was liquidity left just below it, which made me cautious.

Solana (SOL) is sending out slight bullish signals, trading firmly above 205 USD on Friday, reflecting a risk-on market sentiment after key economic data from America, including the Unemployment Rate and Nonfarm Payrolls – NFP(, was released. Performance

Japan's July wage data exceeded expectations, raising speculation about a rate hike by the Central Bank of Japan, but the Fed's rate cut expectations still dominate market sentiment. U.S. stock futures continued to rise ahead of the release of the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP), while the Bitcoin market faces dual pressure from long-term holders dumping and the MOVE index soaring. This article provides a deep analysis of how global macro variables influence the trends of risk assets, offering investors key trading insights.

Driven by weak U.S. labor data, rising expectations for Fed rate cuts, and technical breakthroughs, gold and silver prices continue to be in a strong rising trend. After reaching a historical high of $3,578.50, the price of gold has experienced a short-term pullback but has now risen back above $3,550, demonstrating its strong pump momentum. Silver also shows strong bullish momentum, with prices breaking through $39.40, and is expected to continue moving towards the $42-43 range.

On September 5, the Deribit exchange will have over $4.5 billion in crypto options expiring, with Bitcoin options having a notional value of $3.28 billion, a put/call ratio of 1.38, and a maximum pain point of $112,000; Ethereum options having a notional value of $1.27 billion, a put/call ratio of 0.78, and a maximum pain point of $4,400. Currently, both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices are below the maximum pain points, and the market is facing significant selling pressure. Investors are closely following the U.S. non-farm payroll data to be released tonight, as weak employment data and an unemployment rate rising to 4.3% could strengthen Fed rate cut expectations and drive a market rebound.

Gold prices have strongly broken through the key resistance level of 3500 dollars, reaching a historic high of 3540 dollars, ending a four-month consolidation pattern. Silver also performed strongly, successfully standing above 35 dollars and challenging the 39.40 resistance. Factors driving the rise of precious metals include a weaker dollar, expectations of Fed interest rate cuts, and geopolitical uncertainties. Meanwhile, the crypto assets market has shown resilience, with Bitcoin slightly rising to 110,735 dollars, although technical indicators suggest a weakening of short-term trend momentum. Market focus is turning to the U.S. non-farm payroll report this Friday, the results of which could determine the next phase direction for precious metals and crypto assets.

The overall market was flat in the past week, with the US market almost ignoring two of the most anticipated events — Nvidia's earnings report and Friday's PCE data. Although US stocks rose slightly at the beginning of the week amid low Fluctuation, prices ultimately pulled back before the long weekend due to weakness in tech stocks (Nvidia and Dell's earnings reports fell short of expectations). In terms of data, the core PCE inflation rose by 0.27% month-on-month in July and increased by 2.9% year-on-year, in line with expectations. However, the "super core" service inflation unexpectedly surged, reaching 0.39%. The market is willing to overlook the one-time growth in the financial services sector, keeping government bond yields near recent lows. This week's focus will be on Friday's Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report, with the market expecting total employment to increase by about 45,000 (with a private sector increase of 60,000) and an unemployment rate of 4.3%. Given the weak hiring demand, the trend of slowing employment growth is expected to continue, with the addition of about 50,000 jobs per month reflecting

China's manufacturing PMI unexpectedly rose to 50.5 in August, returning to the expansion zone, significantly boosting market sentiment and easing concerns about an economic slowdown triggered by US tariffs. As a result, the Hang Seng Index surged 2.16% in early trading on Monday, while the CSI 300 and Shanghai Composite Index also saw slight increases. However, uncertainty surrounding US tariff policies and cautious sentiment ahead of this week's key US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data continue to weigh on other markets in the Asia-Pacific region, with the Nikkei 225 index falling 2.03%. The market is focused on the non-farm data, as it will directly influence the Fed's interest rate cut path and risk appetite. Meanwhile, the combination of Fed rate cuts and expectations of interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan may lead to a significant decline in the USD/JPY, potentially triggering a Close Position in Yen Carry Trade, which could impact global risk assets. Bitcoin fell 4% last week, dragged down by Whale selling and the big dump in the US stock AI sector, with future trends still closely tied to global Liquidity and US stock performance.

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APENFT (NFP) gained 19% within 12 hours, breaking above $0.0654 support and testing key resistance. The token is met with instant opposition at $0.064584 and even greater resistance at $0.0778 and $0.1119. The trading volume validates the momentum, support at $0.064577 is a vital

APENFT (NFP) surged 8% within five hours, reaching $0.0778, with strong support at $0.06458. Daily trading volume hit 71.39M NFP. While reflecting volatility, trading activity maintained price stability within a narrow range.

AI today found 1. The U.S. Department of Commerce is putting core economic data such as GDP on-chain, marking the beginning of the government data on-chain era. 2. Eliza Labs sues Musk's X company, accusing it of stealing technology and launching imitation products. 3. Fed Governor Waller: supports a 25 basis point rate cut in September, worsening US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data may increase the magnitude. 4. 21Shares submitted an SEI Spot ETF application to the SEC, exploring SEI stake business. 5. Futures Trading function experienced a brief outage, now back to normal operation.

Due to the weaker than expected US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data putting pressure on the dollar, gold (XAUUSD) surged strongly last week, closing above 3360 USD on Friday. The technical analysis suggests that after a brief pullback, gold prices are expected to continue their upward trend this week, targeting 3440 USD and challenging the historical high of 3500 USD (ATH). This week, key data impacts to watch include the US ISM Services PMI (actual 51.5, below expectations, unfavourable for gold) and unemployment claims (actual 221,000, slightly above expectations, favourable for gold). Technical analysis indicates that the 4-hour chart confirms a shift to long positions, with the 3334-3325 USD area (breakout structure area + Fibonacci 0.5) being a strong support buying point, while 3365-3373 USD (1-hour bearish order block) is limited to short-term short positions. Under the dominance of higher time frame cycles, this week's strategy focuses on buying the dips.

After the impact of last week's significant US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data, the United States will release a series of secondary but key economic indicators this week, including initial jobless claims, ISM Services PMI, productivity, and labor cost data. These data will shape market expectations for the Fed's policy path, thereby affecting the price movement of crypto assets such as Bitcoin. Traders need to closely follow potential market fluctuation opportunities, especially since signs of a weak labor market or evidence of inflation stickiness could become catalysts for a rebound in crypto assets.

Today (4) during the Asian session, Bitcoin (BTC) slightly rebounded to above $114,000, after the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data unexpectedly cooled down, leading to a drop below the $115,000 level, with a minimum dip near the $112,000 support. Due to the deterioration of global risk sentiment, increased inflows to exchanges, and the breakdown of technical patterns, the overall market atmosphere has turned cautious. Technical indicators suggest a bearish short-term outlook, as Bitcoin has broken below the symmetrical triangle pattern and formed a typical "Three Crows" pattern on the 4-hour chart, which usually indicates a continuing downtrend.

The crypto market had a dismal start in August, with Bitcoin falling 4% weekly and losing the key range of $117,000 to $120,000, while alts generally plummeted over 15%. Powell's statement on the uncertainty of a rate cut in September, coupled with the disastrous US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data (actual 73,000 vs. expected 110,000), triggered a series of sell-offs. The accumulation of ETH by enterprises faced obstacles, with SharpLink and Bitmine's stock prices plummeting 30% and 23% respectively during the week, and the Spot ETF saw its largest single-day outflow in six months. This week focuses on the ability of US stocks to digest the downward revision of employment data; if US stocks stabilize, it may lead to a technical rebound in the crypto market.

Today's news reminder: 1. The seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls in the U.S. for July increased by 73,000, with an unemployment rate of 4.2%. 2. Trump demands the firing of the head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 3. The three major U.S. stock indices closed lower, with the cryptocurrency sector leading the decline. 4.ARK Invest increased its holdings of approximately 35.76 million USD in COIN and 18.73 million USD in BMNR stocks yesterday. 5. SharpLink Gaming has deposited 108 million USDC in the past 7 hours and has currently purchased 14,933 ETH. 6. OpenAI completes $8.3 billion funding, with a valuation of $300 billion. 7. Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin will test $100,000, Ethereum will test $3,000 8. The Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $812 million yesterday, marking the second highest in history.

The Fed maintained the interest rate at its meeting on July 31, 2025, and set a record for the first time in 30 years with two board members voting against it. Powell maintained a hawkish stance, and the market's expectations for a rate cut have cooled. The US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data to be released tonight is highly anticipated and may affect Bitcoin's price movement and the Fed's future decisions.

The cryptocurrency market continued its downtrend on Tuesday after a weak rebound at the beginning of the week. Bitcoin failed to hold above historical highs and has been oscillating in a narrow range between $115,000 and $119,900 for 11 days. Ethereum, on the other hand, has shown relative strength, making its fourth attempt to break the key psychological level of $4,000. Its perpetual futures open interest ($71 billion) and volume both far exceed those of Bitcoin, with ETF funds seeing a net inflow of over $5 billion for 16 consecutive days. Analysts have differing views on Bitcoin's future, but there is a general optimism that if Ethereum breaks $4,000 with volume, it will open up upward space. In the altcoin sector, institutional interest is starting to show, with XRP (benefiting from regulatory bill expectations) and Solana becoming focal points for retail investors. The market is awaiting the Fed's interest rate decision and US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) to provide new direction.

> Whether in traditional markets or the crypto market, why do non-farm payrolls play a role in setting the stage in the market's symphony? Written by: Musol In July, the U.S. Department of Labor released the non-farm employment data for June, which disappointed global market expectations—an increase of 147,000 jobs, significantly higher than the expected 110,000, and the unemployment rate dropped to 4.1%. This data directly extinguished market expectations for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in July. However, perplexingly, Bitcoin saw a significant surge both before and after the data was released. What market logic is hidden behind this unusual phenomenon? Whether in traditional markets or the crypto market, why does non-farm employment play a role in setting the stage in the market's symphony? What is non-farm data? "Non-farm" refers to employment that excludes the agricultural sector, self-employed individuals, and employees of non-profit organizations.

ARK Invest founder Cathie Wood firmly stated: "We are still in a Bitcoin bull run." This optimistic sentiment quickly sparked heated discussions in the market, especially against the backdrop of Bitcoin (BTC) breaking through $109,000 and entering a high-level consolidation, coupled with the non-farm employment data for June exceeding expectations, leading to increased divergence among investors regarding the sustainability of the bull run. 1. Non-farm data exceeds expectations: interest rate cut expectations cool down, market sentiment shifts. On July 3rd at 20:30 (UTC+8), the U.S. Department of Labor released the June non-farm employment data, with an increase of 147,000 jobs, exceeding the expected 110,000 and the previous value of 139,000. The unemployment rate dropped to 4.1%, lower than the expected 4.3% and the previous value of 4.2%, hitting a three-month low. Strong data weakened expectations for a Fed rate cut in July, putting pressure on BTC prices to pull back. Technical indicators show a short-term bearish dominance, but the long-term trend remains intact. The strong performance of the labor market alleviated concerns about the economy.

June's non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations with 147,000 jobs, but private payrolls were weak. This reduces the likelihood of a July rate cut, though markets remain stable due to lack of overheating signals. Upcoming tariffs could disrupt this calm.

According to Mars Finance news, on July 3, Greek.Live analyst Adam stated that the community generally holds a bullish attitude towards the market direction, particularly showing strong confidence in the rise of Ether. Traders are focusing on $110,000 as a key price level for Bitcoin, while closely watching tonight's US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data and the impact of the US stock market opening on the market.

At 20:30 tonight, the United States will release the June US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data, with the market predicting an increase of 110,000 jobs and an unemployment rate rising to 4.3%. Trump's high tariff policy is considered a major reason for the weak job market, which will impact the Federal Reserve (FED) interest rate decision. If the data falls short of expectations, the US dollar may come under pressure, while risk assets like BTC may be boosted. Investors need to follow the data and the dynamics of the Federal Reserve (FED) to find investment opportunities.

Daily selected Web3 news for you by the Bitpush editor: [OpenAI: "OpenAI Token" is not equity in OpenAI, there is no cooperation with Robinhood, nor is it endorsed by them.] According to Bitpush news, the artificial intelligence company OpenAI released a statement on Wednesday (July 2) refuting the actions of the trading platform Robinhood in providing tokenized versions of its private company shares. OpenAI clearly stated on its X platform (formerly Twitter): "These 'OpenAI tokens' are not equity of OpenAI. We have no collaboration with Robinhood, have not participated in this matter, and do not endorse it. Any transfer of OpenAI equity must be approved by us - we have not approved any transfers." On Monday, Robinhood co-founder and CEO Vlad

According to Mars Finance news, on June 30, the US Treasury market saw a strong rebound, with the 10-year yield falling to 4.26%, marking the best performance for the first half of the year in five years. The market is generally betting that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates twice this year, and data shows that while the rate cut probability in July is low, it has risen to 20%. Investors are ignoring the uncertainty of Trump’s tax reform and are focusing on the upcoming employment data and inflation trends. If the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data is weak and inflation remains controlled, it will significantly boost the market's expectations for an early rate cut. Bitunix analysts suggest: With liquidity expectations rising, encrypted assets are poised for a short-term rebound opportunity. If BTC maintains above $106,000, it is likely to challenge the $110,000 resistance level. It is advised to operate in line with the trend but to control positions, paying attention to the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data and June CPI performance; if there is a significant weakness, it will strengthen the support for risk assets; conversely, caution against the risk of a pullback should still be exercised. Medium term, wait for the Federal Reserve's policy to clarify.

The U.S. non-farm payrolls are expected to increase by 129,000 in June, with the unemployment rate remaining at 4.2%. Powell stated that the labor market is solid, but there are signs of a slow cooling. Employment data may become a basis for Trump to argue for a rate cut by The Federal Reserve (FED), whether positively or negatively.

This report analyzes the recent trends in the BTC market, noting that since April, BTC has rebounded by 50% and reached a new all-time high, but has experienced a short-term pullback under pressure from conflict and dumping. The slightly better-than-expected US non-farm payroll data has provided support to the market, while movements in US stocks and the macroeconomic environment have influenced BTC's trends. The outflow situation indicates that long term funds recognize the current price, and overall market sentiment is becoming cautious.

The US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data to be released tonight will affect BTC market trends. Traders must use the AiCoin multi-account ordering tool to quickly respond to sudden market changes. By operating systematically, ensure to seize opportunities in the NFP market for efficient trading.

Musk launches the XChat encryption messaging system, Acheron Trading obtains MiCA license. FCA proposes new regulations for stablecoins in the UK, sparking controversy. ENA Token unlocks a value of approximately $53.33 million, and a Whale builds a position of 2004 ETH. The focus of 'Non' is on the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data for May and the TAIKO Token unlock. The total value of ENA and TAIKO unlocks is approximately $100 million. ETH falls by 1% in the last 24 hours, with long orders dominating the entire network at $103 million Get Liquidated. Ethena Labs launches TON high-yield savings service.

Key activities to focus on next week include the launch of Binance Alpha on LayerEdge(EDGEN) and Bondex(BDXN), the SEC holding a conference on emerging trends in asset management, and The Federal Reserve (FED) releasing non-farm employment data for May. From June 2 to June 8, there will be more industry events, such as the application deadline for the Avalanche incubator and Gnosis Chain adopting USDS as the default Token on the Ethereum on-chain.

The China International Capital Corporation report points out that if tariffs continue to downgrade, the Federal Reserve may consider cutting interest rates. Although economic pressures have not yet emerged, the April US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data is strong, and the ISM manufacturing and services data remain robust. The Federal Reserve may choose to wait rather than preemptively cut rates. However, if tariff risks diminish, the Federal Reserve may consider cutting rates again in later quarters to address rising pressures.