**Bitcoin Price Alert!**

Friday's economic data is crucial for predicting Bitcoin's future price movements. However, after the recent announcement, Bitcoin only dropped by $2,000–$3,000. Recently, Bitcoin (BTC) and other altcoins have experienced significant declines. BTC briefly fell to $91,000 but showed a slight recovery overnight, climbing back to $94,000.

Today, market attention is focused on the U.S. Non-Farm Employment data, a key indicator for potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Released on the first Friday of each month, this data is closely monitored by investors to gauge the state of the economy. Bitcoin's next move will likely depend on how the market reacts to this employment report.

Meanwhile, U.S. stock markets closed on Wednesday, and the British pound dropped to its lowest level in over a year. U.K. bond yields also hit a 16-year high, while gold prices surged to their highest point since mid-December.

There are reports that the U.S. government is considering selling its Bitcoin holdings before Donald Trump potentially returns to the White House. However, crypto-friendly Trump and his well-known advisors oppose this move, which could prevent a major BTC sell-off. Despite minor technical price fluctuations, Bitcoin has avoided steep declines. Positive news about how Trump could manage the U.S. economy and turn negative CPI data into a positive outcome could push Bitcoin to a new all-time high (ATH), surpassing $150,000.

As a second-term U.S. president, Trump is experienced in steering economic policies to benefit American citizens. He has brought influential business leaders into his administration, which could further strengthen economic strategies. Based on Bitcoin’s growing hash rate, some analysts predict BTC could reach $180,000 by the second quarter of 2025.

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