According to the US Department of Labor, non-farm payrolls jumped by 517,000 in January, while economists had been expecting a rise of 170,000. Bitcoin is down 1.93% over the last 24 hours and fell to an intraday low of $22,743.00. The largest cryptocurrency fell below the $23,000 price level due to unexpected non-farm payroll data. The most recent non-farm payroll data shows that the US job remains hot and inflation might rise again. In the short term, if the BTC/USDT pair holds above the current $22,800 level, the price could surge to $25,000. However, if the price drops below $22,800, the BTC/USDT pair could find support around the 20-day exponential moving average ($22,470).
Today’s Cryptocurrency Headline
WisdomTree's Cryptocurrency Holdings Drop to $136 Million
New York-based asset manager WisdomTree reported that the value of its cryptocurrency holdings fell to $136 million at the end of the fourth quarter from $357 million a year earlier. The company saw a net loss of $28.3 million during the period, compared with a profit of $11.2 million a year earlier. Meanwhile, operating income fell to $73.3 million from $79.2 million in the previous fourth quarter. In addition, WisdomTree’s net inflows in the fourth quarter of last year were $5.3 billion, mainly into fixed income, US stocks and commodities products, while net inflows from cryptocurrencies totalled $4 million.
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