Breaking 94,000! As Bitcoin surges, late-night news breaks that U.S. employment has collapsed, but interest rate cut probabilities remain unchanged?

The crypto market continues to rise, with Bitcoin's price once surpassing $94,000, and Ethereum also returning above $3,200.

Personally, I think this wave of market is quite stable, and investor sentiment appears to be relatively optimistic.

There are a few key points in the news: First, the U.S. just released the November ADP employment data, which is not ideal, showing a decrease of 32,000 people, while the original expectation was an increase of 10,000.

After this result, the market's expectations for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in December have not changed much, with the probability slightly adjusted to around 88.8%. In my view, although the data is a bit disappointing, the possibility of an interest rate cut remains high, so the market's reaction is not significant.

There are rumors that the Trump team is considering personnel changes, which may allow Hassett to take over as chair of the Federal Reserve, while the current Treasury Secretary Basent may move to the White House to handle economic affairs. I think this trend is worth noting, as it will affect future policies.

Paul Atkins, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, revealed that the cryptocurrency market structure bill is about to pass. I believe this is a good thing, as clear regulations can promote industry development.

Polymarket has returned to the U.S. market, launching a dedicated American version of its application. This should facilitate local users.

The Solana spot ETF issued by Franklin has officially been listed for trading. I personally feel that the launch of such products may attract more capital into the market.

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