US unemployment registrations are ultimately less strong than expected, which could, as written yesterday here, calm the votes within the FED in favor of an aggressive rate cut demanded by D.Trump, who dangerously interferes with monetary policy, not only through his appointments but also through his known statements. If he does not get what he wants, risking letting inflation drift too far from the 2% target, it will of course be the fault of the federal institution whose independence is nonetheless guaranteed. A serious risk for market confidence in the $ and the already colossal funding rates of the country's deficits. Powell's speech was not as dovish (favorable to rate cuts), pointing out inflationary risks. Members are bad for heavily leveraged cryptos. The risk of breaking 11000 is still very relevant despite all possible efforts from the whale bulls, sardines, everyone! This figure remains a secondary statistic nonetheless. The market's dynamics, however, are not one; everyone will have their opinion. We do not see it as bullish. See ETH, which is massively bought, and BTC, of course, still fighting at increasingly dangerous levels. No FOMO at the moment. This adds to other signals, open I put call ratio, financing rate charts, etc., all of which we are always wary of, of course, economic fundamentals, geopolitical security, frauds, or tech. Ready for a significant upheaval. If there is a crisis, opportunities will be everywhere, not just in simple cryptos like BTC and ETH. The probability of a bearish push seems much stronger than a bullish squeeze. Finally, those who seek to make a certain coin a safe haven instead of Bitcoin, manipulating the market with their enormous means, have accentuated a systemic risk from which we prefer to distance ourselves and to take advantage of a bubble burst differently.