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A Bitcoin breakout above $69,000 could open a thinner supply zone toward $84,000, but Friday’s jobs report and weak ETF demand may decide whether the move holds.
The Aug. 5 bill-coupon mix will show whether financing pressure reaches Bitcoin-sensitive risk appetite or leaves reserves stable.
Preliminary BOJ data suggest Tokyo intervened over two days as rising Japanese bond yields threaten to pull capital from global risk markets.
Bitcoin faces a week of jobs data with $65,000 as the breakout level and $62,000 as the line protecting a slide toward $60,000.
Trump lost his biggest tariff weapon at the Supreme Court, then spent five months replacing it with a slower system that may prove much harder to defeat.
Bitcoin never closes, but the $77 billion ETF market built around it still spends every weekend waiting for Wall Street to reopen.
Official inflation gauges range from 2.2% to 3.7% as Warsh rebuilds the framework that will shape the Fed’s September decision.
A $44 billion Treasury auction offered investors 4.473% one day before the Fed met, forcing Bitcoin to compete with a government-backed return.
Takata's 1.25% bid failed, while decision-day derivatives showed no active leverage break despite the measurable squeeze setup.
