Crypto Week Ahead: Jobs Data, Central Banks and Dollar Moves Could Drive Volatility
The next crypto move may come from macro markets as traders watch U.S. jobs data, central banks, yields and the dollar.
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XRP’s volume profile shows a thin liquidity zone below price, a setup traders are watching closely.
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