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Bitcoin remains below $80,000 after the payroll-driven yield shock, while final Farside data show another $174.6 million of spot-Bitcoin ETF inflows on September 4 and about $986.7 million across the five sessions through Friday.
A risk-first weekend trading framework covering liquidity, leverage, invalidation, cross-asset context and Monday confirmation.
NetNapz opinion: crypto traders increasingly need to watch rates, the dollar, commodities and global risk markets — especially over weekends.
A hawkish Jackson Hole message pushed the dollar and Treasury yields higher while stocks, bitcoin and precious metals came under pressure.
The next crypto move may come from macro markets as traders watch U.S. jobs data, central banks, yields and the dollar.
Bitcoin fell back below $80,000 as traders digested a hawkish Federal Reserve message and a large Deribit options expiry.
