🌅 After BTC’s shocking NFP outcome, it surged to 87,239 briefly; after giving back gains, it’s still hovering around 85,000
With employment adding only 29k jobs, the US stocks, gold, and BTC all surged at one point. The Nasdaq even hit an intraday record high.
With the US stock market closed over the weekend, can BTC hold up?
📍 BTC around 85,100 | Yesterday’s range: 84,017 to 87,239
📰 Three things last night:
1️⃣ September NFP added only 29k (forecast: 84k to 90k). The unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, and average hourly earnings rose only +0.1% month over month. The market’s odds of the Fed keeping rates unchanged in October rose to about 83%
2️⃣ US stocks strengthened during the session: the Nasdaq briefly set a new all-time high, and Nvidia also refreshed its record high. Oil prices plunged by about 4%
3️⃣ ETF flows: On October 1, BTC ETFs returned to net inflows of $103 million; BlackRock’s IBIT saw inflows of $196 million. Meanwhile, ETH ETFs have had net outflows for 3 straight days
🎯 Key BTC levels:
Resistance: 86,180 and 87,239
Support: 85,000 and 84,017
⚠️ With the US stock market closed over the weekend and liquidity relatively thin, volatility is likely to be amplified.
For the weekend, should BTC first target 87,000, or drop first to 84,000? Comment section—Reply A 87,000 / B 84,000 👇
$BTC
$ETH
$SOL
#非农 #比特币 #比特币资金费率升至10%未平仓合约回升