This week is the Super Sentiment Data Week.

On the 11th, the Non-Farm Payrolls, on the 13th, CPI, Japan's general election, US-Iran tensions, and Federal Reserve officials' speeches—any of these could amplify market volatility.
Weekend trading is expected to be volatile:
BTC fluctuates around 70900, ETH around 2085, with limited space but opportunities for both longs and shorts.
The key focus is on the Non-Farm Payrolls on the 11th.
Previous value 5, expected 7; a stronger employment outlook is somewhat bearish, implying that rate cuts may be delayed further.
However, the CPI forecast on the 13th shows inflation is under control, making Friday the true sentiment pricing point of the week. Following that, the weekend and Chinese New Year holiday approach, so liquidity should be approached with caution.
Current liquidity is insufficient to support a large directional move; the true trend requires time to develop.
Strategy: accumulate in spot positions during large dips, continue to observe in futures, and do not participate without stop-loss.
**BTC support/resistance levels:** 74450 / 70900 / 64500 / 57850
70900 is the current key level separating bulls and bears. Holding above it could target 74450; if volume continues to shrink and sideways trading persists, be alert to directional choices during the North American session.
**ETH support/resistance levels:** 2225 / 1840 / 1600 / 1385
Rebounded to 2152 in the early session, with a chance to test 2225 before the Non-Farm Payrolls, so watch the strength of bulls and bears at that point.
Summary:
This week is dominated by sentiment fluctuations. Don’t rush the rhythm; wait for the market to give its own answer. #我在Gate广场过新年