2025-12-28 07:20:13

#比特币与黄金战争 Next week's data matrix will shape the 2026 crypto market outlook. On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve meeting minutes will be released. If a hawkish stance is confirmed, market expectations for interest rate cuts may cool down; on Wednesday, if the initial jobless claims data continues to remain strong, it will give the Fed more reasons to stay on hold, which will directly suppress the rebound potential of risk assets. By Friday, the manufacturing PMI final reading will be released. If the data confirms that the economy is still in expansion, it will be time to tell a story of resilience to the market.

On the macro level, short-term game theory will inevitably put pressure on $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, but on the other hand, the long-term narrative of loose liquidity is brewing beneath the surface. This period of volatility is precisely the best window to calmly examine the intrinsic value of assets — hot sectors in the crypto world with strong expectations, such as theme coins related to tech leaders, often generate new opportunities at macro turning points.

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ser_we_are_early

· 10h ago

Next week's data big show, it feels like the Fed is going to play another round. If the hawkish stance is confirmed, just dump the market, we're used to it anyway. Really, during the volatility period is a good time to pick up bargains, it all depends on who has the courage to buy the dip. If the Fed stays put, these institutions will start telling stories again. Resilience, recovery, same old tricks. As for themed coins, forget it. When the trend is about to pass, they all say the same, and in the end, they cut their losses. In the long run, liquidity is probably real, so just endure it. Anyway, we wake up early.

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GasFeeVictim

· 10h ago

If the Federal Reserve really turns hawkish, we should be confident about our bags this week, haha.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 10h ago

Next week's data will be released. If the hawkish stance is confirmed, BTC will take a hit again, but I think this wave of volatility will just shake out the true believers.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 10h ago

Another week of data bombardment, those guys at the Federal Reserve really know how to seek attention. Honestly, anyone still debating the monthly chart in this market is just a rookie. Concept coins? Haha, interesting. Let's see who can hit the right rhythm. Let's wait and see, we'll find out next week.

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SighingCashier

· 10h ago

Really, once these data are released next week, we'll know whether the crypto market continues to consolidate or rebounds. The Federal Reserve's stance is the real indicator. Anyway, at this position, it's better to focus on those thematic coins. The rise in gold indicates that traditional assets are also seeking safe havens... Compared to watching K-line charts every day, it's better to think about the logic behind these data. During volatile periods, it's easier to find good targets. To put it simply, the expectation of easing will come sooner or later; the only question is when, and there's no need to rush. The key is the PMI on Friday. If the manufacturing sector truly stabilizes, market confidence will return.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 10h ago

If the Federal Reserve continues to be hawkish, we might get beaten up this week... But on the other hand, the turbulent period is the real opportunity to pick up bargains.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 11h ago

nah the fed pivot narrative is getting tired... data literally suggests jobless claims staying hot just means more pain ahead, tbh. what research actually shows is macro volatility doesn't kill fundamentals—it just separates the signal from noise

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