Bitunix Analyst: U.S. Job Market Stalls While GDP Stays Strong — Markets Enter a Pricing Gap as BTC Approaches Short Liquidation Zones

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According to Followin, On November 24, market sentiment shifted into a new zone of uncertainty as the U.S. economy displayed an unusual divergence: GDP remains strong, yet corporate hiring has fallen to multi-year lows. AI-driven investment has boosted productivity but has not translated into job expansion, placing the Federal Reserve in a rare policy dilemma between rate cuts and prolonged pauses. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions rose after Israel’s airstrike on Beirut, introducing short-term safe-haven flows.


At the macro level, the disconnect between weak employment and strong output keeps the Fed cautious about accelerating any rate-cut path. Officials emphasized in the latest minutes that clearer signs of disinflation or labor deterioration are needed before easing. This environment has pushed markets to reprice liquidity expectations, potentially driving volatility higher again.

In the crypto market, BTC continues a bullish recovery structure on the 4H chart, approaching the 90,000–91,000 resistance zone, with key supports at 86,000 and 84,000. Liquidation heatmaps show dense long liquidations at 88,500–89,000—breaking through may trigger a move toward the larger leveraged cluster at 90,800–91,500. Conversely, rejection could pull price toward the liquidity magnets near 85,000–84,000.

Bitunix Analyst View:
BTC is in a structural recovery phase. Key levels to watch are:
• the upper 90,000 supply zone
• the mid-range 86,000 structural support
• and the 84,000 liquidity refill area
The market is entering a critical zone with heavy liquidation clusters, where upcoming moves will be dictated by liquidity flows and macro uncertainty.

Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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