BitUnix analyst: Non farm growth of 177000 higher than expected, weak salaries, BTC waiting to break through $97000

According to BlockBeats, on May 3rd, the non farm payroll report released showed that 177000 new jobs were added in April, lower than the previous month but higher than expected, indicating a slowdown in employment but not as weak as market concerns; The unemployment rate remains stable at 4.2%, still at a high level. The average hourly wage increased by 0.2% per month and 3.8% per year, with salary growth slowing down and moderate inflationary pressure. FedWatch shows that the probability of a rate cut in June has dropped to 50%, and the market remains uncertain about the economic and policy path. Overall, the employment data is not bad but salaries are weak. The Federal Reserve may still remain on the sidelines, and market volatility is intensifying. Bitcoin maintains a consolidation pattern in the short term. BitUnix analysts suggest that the data performance is contradictory, with employment resilience and salary slowdown intertwined. BTC is still constrained by $97000 in the short term, and it needs to be observed whether there is a volume breakthrough; If the expectation of interest rate cuts continues to rise, pay attention to the trend of the US dollar and interest rates, and flexibly adjust positions. It is recommended to continue monitoring FOMC trends and allocate stablecoins or gold to hedge against macroeconomic risks.