The US November ADP employment data has just been released, and the results are a bit surprising—the number of private sector jobs decreased by 32,000. This figure is not only far below the market expectation of a 10,000 increase, but also marks the lowest level since March 2023.
What’s even more noteworthy is that October’s data was revised upward, from the original 42,000 to 47,000. However, even with this adjustment, November’s negative growth stands out sharply.
Weak employment data often signals an economic slowdown. For the crypto market, such macro-level changes could influence the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy direction, which in turn may impact the performance of risk assets. How the market digests this data in the coming days is worth paying close attention to.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 3h ago
Negative numbers are a signal, the Fed has to cut interest rates.
Rate cuts = printing money, which is bullish for us no matter how you look at it. Let's go long, everyone.
Another false alarm? Feels like the market is overreacting.
November employment data is a huge miss, the Fed really has to take action this time.
Weak employment = policy shift, bears should retreat now.
Wow, these numbers—market has to panic buy.
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SmartContractDiver
· 12-03 14:08
Here comes another excuse for dumping, this is so fucking ridiculous.
As soon as the employment data slips, the Fed has to start printing money. Our coins are definitely taking off this time.
ADP negative growth? Oh man, now the Fed has to cut rates, right?
They quietly revised the data up in October, and now it’s straight to -3.2, they really know how to play the game.
Let’s wait for the Fed to make a big move tomorrow, everyone—if you’re ready to go all-in, stay calm.
Just afraid the good news will turn into bad news, this data is way too weird.
This is exactly the effect they want, dump first and then pump—same old trick.
Does it feel like a bull market is coming, or is the bear market going to continue? I seriously can’t tell anymore.
A wave of unemployment is coming, and crypto is about to take off. The contrarian indicator never fails.
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MoonBoi42
· 12-03 14:07
Oh no, is it going to drop again?
This data really can’t hold up anymore, negative growth everyone.
Wait, is the Fed about to inject liquidity? What about our coins?
Employment data is so weak, how can anyone still be optimistic about the economy? I don’t get it.
A decrease of 32,000 people, just hearing it feels bad. What’s next?
They’re really good at revising data, huh?
Is this truly the start of a crypto winter, or just a false alarm?
Something feels off with the current momentum.
Everyone’s waiting to see how the Fed will respond.
Is the crypto world going to be dominated by macro data?
We’ll have to watch for the reaction this week, better stay on the sidelines for now.
ADP pulled this again, it’s just outrageous.
Could next month be even worse?
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ser_ngmi
· 12-03 14:02
Here come the negative numbers again, and this time it’s really intense.
Rate cut expectations might be on the rise now; the coin prices have been a bit panicky these past few days.
If employment collapses, the economy will have to follow, and the Fed has to figure something out.
Bearish or bullish… Honestly, I can’t make sense of anything right now.
Wait, they only corrected the data after such a long time? That’s something.
As soon as the Americans released this data, I knew it was going to drop. Forget it, I’m not even looking at the charts anymore.
Just worried this is a fakeout, waiting for a rebound to drop even harder.
If they really cut rates, I’ll go all in, but that move is way too risky.
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VirtualRichDream
· 12-03 13:40
Another round of negative growth, the Fed must be panicking now.
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The wave of layoffs is really here, and the crypto world is going to suffer along with it.
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Wait, they're going to revise it upward again in October? Is the data really that unreliable?
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When the economy cools down, our wallets have to suffer...
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Negative 32,000, that's way worse than market expectations. The Fed has to consider cutting rates now.
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Employment has collapsed, will BTC follow and drop next?
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Feels like the market will need some time to react after this data release.
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Why is it negative again? When will this end?
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Is this what they call a soft landing for the economy? What a joke.
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Next week's trend will probably depend on the Fed's attitude.
The US November ADP employment data has just been released, and the results are a bit surprising—the number of private sector jobs decreased by 32,000. This figure is not only far below the market expectation of a 10,000 increase, but also marks the lowest level since March 2023.
What’s even more noteworthy is that October’s data was revised upward, from the original 42,000 to 47,000. However, even with this adjustment, November’s negative growth stands out sharply.
Weak employment data often signals an economic slowdown. For the crypto market, such macro-level changes could influence the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy direction, which in turn may impact the performance of risk assets. How the market digests this data in the coming days is worth paying close attention to.