Tonight, the financial world needs to stay alert. A key Supreme Court ruling is about to be announced, and at the same time, non-farm payroll data will be released. The impact of these two events on the crypto market should not be underestimated.



Let's look at the data first: the market expects only a 26% probability that the ruling in favor of tariff policy proponents will succeed. This figure itself hints at market bias—there's a high likelihood that the ruling will lean toward constraining administrative authority.

Many will obsess over the outcome of the ruling, but that is a limited way of thinking. These two events essentially serve as a "macro check-up" for the crypto market. The key is understanding the transmission chain: decreased uncertainty in tariff policies → recovery of global trade sentiment → renewed attractiveness of risk assets. Once policy uncertainty dissipates, funds will gradually flow from safe-haven assets into high-risk sectors like crypto and stocks. Mainstream cryptocurrencies are expected to rebound, especially those high-quality projects that have been suppressed by long-term macro pessimism.

But the real "king bomb" is the non-farm payroll data. The new employment figures directly influence the Federal Reserve's policy stance, and the Fed's interest rate trajectory almost determines the liquidity environment for the crypto market. This is not an exaggeration—when interest rates are high, the appeal of crypto assets diminishes; when rate expectations fall, idle funds will flow back into these highly volatile assets.

Spot traders should be mentally prepared for potentially intense volatility tonight, but such volatility is precisely a good opportunity to discover value. The market is not risk; it’s an opportunity for mispriced assets.
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0xInsomniavip
· 13h ago
A 26% probability can also be called "high probability," I have to admit. --- Non-farm payrolls are the real game-changer? Don't be silly, volatility is just opportunity. I'm tired of hearing this. --- Interest rates determine the market sentiment; there's no problem with that logic, but when it comes to crashing the market, who still remembers this? --- Is it limited thinking to fixate on winning or losing in the judgment? What about those who get the market right? Is that luck or wisdom? --- Can policy uncertainty dissipate and attract funds? It feels like it's always said this way, but the money just doesn't come. --- What’s the point of spot traders doing psychological preparation? When volatility hits, they can only watch. --- The market is an opportunity mispriced, which sounds like an invitation to jump in. --- The real game-changer is non-farm payrolls, no doubt about that, but most people betting on non-farm data will likely get wiped out. --- Talking about macro health checks so sophisticatedly, but isn't it just a matter of betting on political stances?
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NFTFreezervip
· 19h ago
Non-farm data is the real key; when interest rates go down, the coin should rise.
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Ser_APY_2000vip
· 19h ago
Here comes another round of macro analysis; I'm just waiting for the non-farm payrolls to break 10,000.
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ChainSherlockGirlvip
· 19h ago
26% chance is considered stable? I bet the non-farm payrolls are the real bomb, a change in interest rates will shake everything.
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