The magical degree of non-farm data has surpassed the financial realm and entered the field of performance art: on one hand, the raw data is so weak that it is shocking, with new employment nearly halved, and the unemployment rate quietly rising, the shadow of economic recession lingers; on the other hand, after the Labor Statistics Bureau's 'golden touch', the data immediately transforms into solid evidence of 'strong growth', widely publicized by the White House as a political achievement. The reaction from the cryptocurrency circle is classic—first, there was a brief collective amnesia, followed by a slight market uptick, as if they truly believed in this 'beautified data'; but 30 minutes later, rationality returned, funds began to flee wildly, and BTC plummeted from 88000, with support levels at 87000 and 86000 crumbling like paper, and the technical outlook plummeting. This wave of operations perfectly demonstrates what it means that 'the market may be late, but it will not be absent', and also proves that in the cryptocurrency market, which 'votes with feet', any data fabrication and public opinion manipulation ultimately cannot escape the outcome of 'being slapped in the face with real money'. The Federal Reserve, looking at this data, must also be in a predicament: using this data is clearly self-deception; not using it means they can't find other 'highlights'. They can only grit their teeth and say 'the economy is strong, and there is no rush to cut rates', while cryptocurrency investors have already seen through everything and silently opened short position software. #美国非农数据超预期