TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin briefly touched $87,000 after weaker-than-expected US payrolls data sent Treasury yields lower. Order-book resistance kept the largest cryptocurrency from reaching new macro highs, capping the move. The advance followed the softer labor print, which weighed on bond yields.
Bitcoin briefly hits $87K after weak US jobs data pushes yields lower
The move reinforces that bitcoin's near-term direction is being set by macro data and rate expectations rather than crypto-native catalysts. The order-book cap is the more telling detail: it suggests sellers remain positioned above, so rallies tied to softer data may keep meeting supply before they can extend. The open question is whether the labor market's cooling continues to feed the yields-to-bitcoin transmission, or whether that channel weakens once positioning resets.
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