2026-01-13 22:41:01

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Ethereum reaches the 8500 level, and this recent market movement is indeed interesting. $BNB and $DOGE have been quite popular recently, especially with the start of the Year of the Horse, where various concept coins are emerging one after another. Opportunities and risks coexist for small-cap coins.

This wave of price fluctuations is mainly influenced by US economic data—non-farm employment figures underperforming expectations, leading the market to adjust its outlook on future policies. Usually, during such times, traders either precisely buy the dip or simply wait and see.

As a mainstream coin, whether $ETH can hold this position from a technical perspective is a point of interest. As for those new concept small coins, topics related to Musk have indeed been hyped recently, but such funds are highly volatile, and it depends on one's ability to hold the position. Those who want to participate should be aware of the risks; the market is unpredictable, and there is no guaranteed rise.

ETH-2,05%

BNB-1,59%

DOGE-5,16%

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GmGnSleeper

· 9h ago

Non-farm data underperforming, this wave of market movement is indeed quite interesting, but honestly, it still depends on whether ETH can hold the 8500 level. Let's wait and see, don't be fooled by small-cap coins, those concept coins carry really high risks. Is it time to buy the dip again, or should I continue to stay flat and observe... Precise bottom fishing? Ha, I'll just see if I have that kind of luck. Watching $DOGE rise, but always feel like something's not quite right. With non-farm data so weak, it seems like it will continue to fall. Should I really make a move? Small-cap coins are hot right now, but the capital flow volatility is too terrifying, so forget it. If 8500 doesn't break, I'll hold; if it breaks, it's gg. Elon Musk concept hype has gone a bit overboard this time, wait for the bubble to burst. $BNB has recently been resilient, but no one can predict this market. This is truly ever-changing, with no absolute expectations. Wait for the Fed's follow-up statements; it's too early to intervene now. Small-cap coins' dream of getting rich quickly still requires risk awareness.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-13 23:10

When non-farm data underperforms, the market starts speculating about the central bank's moves... I've seen this pattern many times before. Whether ETH can hold above 8500 depends on the actions in the coming week.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-13 23:09

Non-farm data causes the market to surge; whether it can hold at 8500 depends on how the Federal Reserve comments afterward.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-13 23:04

When the non-farm data is bad, these coins start to jump around. It's interesting, really interesting, but it's easy to get caught off guard.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-13 23:03

Non-farm data disappoints, and these cryptocurrencies start to fluctuate wildly. Honestly, it's still being controlled tightly by the Federal Reserve. Can ETH hold above 8500? I think it's doubtful. Unless there's some big news, it'll just continue to fluctuate. The hype around DOGE is really outrageous. It can rise for half a day with just one word from Musk. I really can't play with this kind of coin. Small-cap coins are even more risky; losing money is much faster than making it. Let's wait and see what the Federal Reserve says next. It seems to be the real determining factor.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-13 22:58

Is the weak non-farm payroll data actually a signal to build positions? I went all-in on DOGE, betting on this rebound—either losing everything or doubling my investment, with no middle ground.

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