Next week, the market will see a series of key economic data releases, and these events should not be overlooked in their potential impact on cryptocurrency prices.

**Monday** has relatively few highlights; speeches from Milan and Williams may trigger some market reactions, but the main event is on Tuesday.

**Tuesday is critical** with several major data releases. The non-farm payrolls report and November unemployment rate released at 21:30 are essential indicators, along with October US retail sales data. Immediately after, at 22:45, the US December SPMI Manufacturing PMI preliminary reading will be released. With such a large volume of data in one day, BTC and ETH are likely to experience significant volatility in the short term. Everyone should exercise extra caution.

**Thursday** early morning will see Micron Technology's quarterly earnings report. Although it’s not directly related to cryptocurrencies, it often influences sentiment in the tech sector. Later that day, at 21:30, the initial jobless claims data will also be worth watching.

**Friday**’s focus is on the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy rate decision, with market expectations of a 0.25 percentage point increase. If the actual data deviates from expectations, it could trigger a new round of adjustments.

It is recommended to keep an eye on these key timing points and avoid blind trading before and after major data releases, while managing risks reasonably.