As of September 8, 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) sits near $110K after soft U.S. jobs data pushed yields and the dollar lower—conditions that can support risk assets, including crypto. But as analyst PlanC cautions, Q4 peaks aren’t guaranteed; historical patterns are mixed, so the calendar alone is not a reliable signal.
In this market update, we focus on commonly watched confirmation levels: a sustained hold around $110K–$112K and a move back above $117K–$118K on higher volume are among the signals some traders monitor for improving momentum. A break below support could increase the likelihood of continued range-trading or further downside. Some market participants may shift attention to smaller, higher-volatility tokens in such conditions, which can materially increase risk.
Whether Bitcoin remains the primary driver or attention shifts elsewhere is uncertain and depends on broader liquidity, risk appetite, and token-specific factors.
Bitcoin News: Weak U.S. Jobs Report Lifts Fed Cut Odds
Bitcoin’s macro backdrop improved after the latest U.S. jobs report showed slower hiring, higher unemployment, and downward revisions. The release coincided with lower Treasury yields, a weaker dollar index (down about 0.70% on the day), and higher market-implied odds of a September Fed rate cut.
Looser policy can support BTC by weakening the dollar and lowering funding costs, but the relationship is not consistent and remains sensitive to inflation data, risk sentiment, and positioning. As one strategist put it, “labor-market weakness gives the Fed room to cut.” Even so, macro tailwinds do not ensure a specific price outcome, and market participants often look for confirmation in price action rather than relying on seasonal narratives.
Sources: BLS Employment Situation — Aug 2025, Reuters: Instant View, Reuters: Dollar falls sharply after jobs data, Reuters: Investors look for more aggressive US rate cuts.
Bitcoin Price Prediction
BTC is trading within a well-defined $110K–$112K area after a sharp pullback. Repeated intraday rebounds suggest this level is being actively traded, while broader momentum remains mixed.
Source: Coinmarketcap
If price holds this area and trades back toward $117K–$118K on rising volume, some traders may view that as a sign of improving demand, with that region acting as a nearby level to watch. Any follow-through beyond that would still depend on sustained participation and broader risk conditions.
Source: TradingView
A decisive close below the $110K–$112K zone, by contrast, could shift focus to lower areas such as $108K–$106K, with further downside risk toward $103K–$101K if selling pressure intensifies. Overall, this remains a key decision area on the chart, and directional bias is typically clearer after confirmation rather than during a fast move.
Project spotlight: Pepeto token sale
Separately, Pepeto is running a token sale that has been discussed by some market participants alongside broader “rotation” narratives. Smaller, newer tokens can be significantly more volatile than Bitcoin and may face additional risks, including limited liquidity, smart-contract vulnerabilities, and execution risk.
Pepeto (PEPETO) is presented by the project as the token behind PepetoSwap and a cross-chain bridge. According to project materials, these products are intended to support token launches and asset transfers across networks; such claims are not independently verified here.
The project also advertises staking rewards of around 231% APY. Any advertised yield is typically variable, can change without notice, and may depend on token emissions, participation rates, lockups, and other terms; high headline rates can also come with heightened risk. The project states it has raised more than $6.6M and lists a sale price of $0.000000152 at the time of writing; readers should verify current figures and terms directly with primary sources.
This article contains information about a cryptocurrency token sale. Crypto Economy is not associated with the project. As with any initiative within the crypto ecosystem, we encourage users to do their own research before participating, carefully considering both the potential and the risks involved. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
