@EnergyB0x 7 February 2022 more from that month

If you're not an economist, you can anyway evaluate what economists write through a simple comparison: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2022/02/07/xrp-leads-gains-in-major-cryptos-bitcoin-holds-above-42k/ For instance, usually good job market data cause a decline of stock market, weak job market data a recovery. It seems a nonsense, but this what economists always write because if weight of labour cost decline profits could be higher. So what you'll read in this article could be bullshits if compared to what economists always said. Simply, they are trying to explain crypto market thorugh traditional figures, that is a way to influence little investors. Read by yourself phrases like "Some analysts said Friday's release of stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data buoyed investor sentiment", that is a bullshit. They don't know why, so they launch hypothesis based on nothing