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QCP said the U.S. added 162k jobs in August, significantly above the expected 55k, easing market concerns about a weakening labor market and shifting focus back to inflation. Bitcoin briefly rose above $82k this week before retreating to around $79.3k; spot BTC ETF net inflows totaled approximately $770 million from September 1 to 4, but the fund flows appeared more like position adjustments ahead of key data rather than sustained new inflows. QCP believes the August CPI report due Friday will be a key test for September FOMC expectations, with BTC’s current main resistance at $80k-$82k, while ETH is facing pressure above $2,500.

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MemeSupply
3 hours ago
With nonfarm payrolls data this strong, rate cut expectations are likely to take another hit, and BTC will probably need some time to break through $80k.
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ReefUnderTheAurora
3 hours ago
Labor market resilience exceeds expectations, the inflation narrative returns, and the crypto market still has to watch the Fed's every move.
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PolygonPioneer
3 hours ago
The 82k drop hurts, but holding above 75k is a sign of strength. Waiting for CPI to set the direction.
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GasSaverMaster
4 hours ago
With funds staying on the sidelines ahead of the CPI release, the ETF’s 770 million looks lively, but is actually risk-averse rebalancing.
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VolatilityPack
5 hours ago
First Review
ETH can’t even hold 2,500, and altseason is even nowhere in sight—just hang in there for now.
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