Live Job Reports Data: Bitcoin & Ethereum Volatility.
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Crypto Goos02 Sept 2025, 13:50 UTC
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The video analyzes Bitcoin and Ethereum, focusing on the impact of recent US employment data on potential rate cuts. The non-farm payrolls were reported as 22,000, lower than the forecast 75,000 and the previous 73,000. It claims that investors expect a rate cut, with associated projections set at 99% chance. Gold surges as investors sought a safe investment. It suggests that to be bullish on Ethereum is required to break 4486.84 . A Bitcoin break from 113,000 to 117,000 will confirm a push higher for Bitcoin, reaching 130,000 soon. A weak labor market usually has analysts expecting 25 bps rate cuts. According to chart analysis presented on the video, Altcoins will likely outperform Bitcoin over the next two or three months.
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