"Markets are a bit quiet on this Tuesday as we enter the back half of December. NFP came in with some surprises, especially the Unemployment Rate climbing to 4.6%. With job growth continuing to slow and a rising Unemployment Rate, the market will start looking to the next set of macro factors to determine if the Fed will be adding more cuts to the menu in 2026."
"BTC was flirting with the $85k level earlier today, but has slowly risen to $87k at this time of writing. The pattern in the charts since mid-November seems to be continuing, with BTC unable to break out of its range. Overall BTC volatility is continuing its trend downwards as the year wraps up and traders leave the desk with end of the year holidays fast approaching."
"After the mega rally the token experienced in late Q3 from $600 to over $1,300 in early Q4, not much has been going on for the world's leading crypto exchange's token in the charts since the October 10th bloodbath. BNB does not receive as much attention from the American audience as it does overseas, but a new stablecoin is in the works along with YZI Labs focused on building revenue generating projects in the ecosystem."
Markets are subdued entering late December as unemployment rose to 4.6% and job growth slows, shifting focus to macro data and potential additional Fed cuts in 2026. Bitcoin traded around $85k–$87k, remaining rangebound since mid-November while volatility trends downward ahead of year-end holidays. MicroStrategy purchased 10,645 BTC for $980 million, but heavy sell-side volume appears to offset large buys. Binance's BNB has ranged between $800 and $920 since late November after a Q3–Q4 mega rally and October drawdown. BNB receives less U.S. attention while a new stablecoin and YZI Labs projects aim to build exchange ecosystem revenue. Memecoins have largely faded.
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