Bitcoin gets a macro boost from US jobs data as "green July" begins with a trip past $62,000 and nearly $500 milllion of crypto short liquidations.

US job openings held steady at 7.6 million in May while payrolls surged 172,000, doubling forecasts. Bitcoin dropped to $61,900 as rate cut hopes faded.

US job openings held at 7.6M in May while consumer confidence rose to 91.2 in June. Here's what it means for Bitcoin and crypto markets.

BTC recovered from local lows to $60,000 after softer U.S. jobs and factory data revived hopes the Fed's hawkish turn could be easing.

Bitcoin recovered above $60K after dipping to $57,700, its lowest level this year, as US jobs data missed forecasts by 20K. Fear and Greed Index sits at 11.

Bitcoin started July with a push beyond $60,000 as US dollar strength cooled, prompting renewed calls for a relief rally to continue throughout the coming month.

Bitcoin bounced back above $61,000 after a U.S. jobs report triggered $1.6B in liquidations, with $534M tied to Bitcoin long positions alone.

Bitcoin surged 4% to $62,038 after June nonfarm payrolls missed expectations at just 57,000 jobs, reshaping Fed rate hike odds and boosting risk assets.

Bitcoin gets a macro boost from US jobs data as "green July" begins with a trip past $62,000 and nearly $500 milllion of crypto short liquidations.

June 2026 jobs report missed expectations badly with just 57,000 payrolls added. Bond investors turn bullish as Bitcoin surges toward $62,000 on Fed pause

Bitcoin bounced off its 21-month lows as weak US jobs data and a pivot out of AI stocks hinted at a trend change in BTC.

Bitcoin holds above $61,000 and ether above $1,700 as soft U.S. jobs data eases Fed hike bets and spot ETFs snap a 10-day outflow streak.

Bitcoin surged past $62,000 in early July, triggering over $100M in short liquidations. Spot ETF inflows of $221M and soft US jobs data fueled the rally.