Analysis: Bitcoin showed no clear directional trend before the non-farm payroll release, and the crypto market remains relatively calm.

BTC-2,37%
SOL-2,18%
ETH-2,1%
BNB-1,63%

Odaily Planet Daily News: The US non-farm payroll report is about to be released, and the Federal Reserve’s rate decision committee will also be closely watching this report. According to FactSet, the US economy may have added 55,000 jobs in December, with the unemployment rate expected to decrease from 4.6% to 4.5%. Weak economic data will reinforce expectations of further rate cuts, potentially leading to a weakening dollar and pushing up the prices of risk assets including Bitcoin. Before the non-farm payroll announcement, Bitcoin showed no clear directional trend, with a 24-hour increase of 0.2%. The crypto market remains relatively calm, with the exception of SOL, which rose 2.8% in the past 24 hours. ETH and BNB did not experience significant fluctuations. (CoinDesk)

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