Deandre Pavich dkTT

Bitcoin faces a crucial test, standing in the eye of the storm of global central banks this week

This week is destined to be anything but calm.
Tonight's non-farm payroll data, Thursday's US CPI, and Friday's Bank of Japan policy meeting are three major events happening in a very rare time window.

Why is this week particularly important?
Because starting next week, the US market will gradually enter the rhythm of the Christmas holiday, leading to a decrease in trading activity and a noticeable reduction in the density of news. In other words, this week is likely to be the most intense in terms of news and emotional fluctuations before the end of the year, and many medium-term directions will be set in this phase.

The current market is in a state of "calm on the surface, with undercurrents surging"; it appears to be stagnant, but is actually waiting for a catalyst.
Non-farm payrolls affect interest rate cut expectations, CPI determines the inflation narrative, and if Japan signals a policy change, global liquidity will be influenced—three forces acting simultaneously, ultimately reflecting on the same K-line.

In summary:
This is the calm before the storm, as well as the last brewing period before direction selection.

Every next step is worth paying close attention to.
Don't be misled by the surface calm, as real fluctuations often appear at such times. #巨鲸动向
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