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XRP continua a negoziare sotto pressione sia nei suoi coppie USDT che BTC, con la struttura più ampia che continua a favorire i venditori nonostante una certa stabilizzazione a breve termine vicino ai livelli di supporto chiave.
I grafici suggeriscono che i compratori stanno cercando di difendere zone di domanda importanti, ma il token ha ancora bisogno di un breakout convincente al di sopra delle medie mobili principali e delle aree di resistenza sovrastanti prima che possa prendere forma una narrativa di recupero più forte.
Analisi del Prezzo di Ripple: La coppia USDT
Nel grafico XRP/USDT, l'asset rimane intrappolato all'interno di un chiaro canale discendente che è in atto da mesi, mantenendo la tendenza generale giornaliera ribassista. Il prezzo attualmente si aggira attorno a $1,36 dopo aver fallito nel recuperare la resistenza di metà canale e sia la media mobile a 100 giorni che quella a 200 giorni, che ora agiscono come resistenza dinamica attorno alle regioni di $1,80 e $2,20. Finché XRP rimane al di sotto di quei livelli, la struttura indica una continua debolezza piuttosto che un'inversione confermata.

Surprise February US jobs losses and a higher unemployment rate revive rate‑cut hopes but leave BTC stuck near $70K amid broader risk‑off mood.
Summary
The US jobs shed 92,000 in February versus forecasts for a 59,000 gain, a sharp reversal from January’s 126,000 increase.Unemployment rose to 4.4%, above the expected 4.3%, underscoring a more fragile labor backdrop.BTC is pinned around $70,000 as traders weigh softer data against spiking oil, falling equities and shifting Fed‑cut odds.
February’s US jobs report landed as a clean downside surprise: instead of a modest payroll gain, the U.S. economy outright lost 92,000 positions, a swing of more than 180,000 versus consensus and a clear deterioration from January’s 126,000 increase.
The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.4%, overshooting economist expectations and marking a subtle but important break from the “resilient labor market” narrative that has underpinned the Federal Reserve’s higher‑for‑longer stance. On paper, that kind of softness should be a gift to duration assets and high‑beta plays like crypto, because it nudges the Fed closer to rate cuts in the first half of 2026.
The initial market reaction, however, is more conflicted than the textbook macro trade. Bitcoin , which had already slid overnight as crude spiked and equity futures rolled over, hovered near $70,000 in the minutes after the release, showing no appetite for an aggressive relief rally. Nasdaq futures are down about 1% and S&P 500 contracts off roughly 0.8%, while the 10‑year Treasury yield has eased to around 4.11%, signaling a modest bid for safety rather than a full‑blown “pivot” euphoria. Classic hedges are perking up instead: gold is up roughly 1%, silver 2%, and WTI crude is surging more than 6% to about $86 per barrel, reflecting persistent geopolitical and inflation risk tied to the Iran conflict.
For crypto, that mix is toxic: yes, weaker jobs data theoretically increases the probability of cuts later this year, but an oil‑driven inflation squeeze and rising recession odds complicate the narrative. If growth slows while energy and food keep headline inflation sticky, the Fed’s room to ease aggressively shrinks, leaving bitcoin trapped between “digital gold” narratives and simple de‑risking alongside tech and high‑beta assets. With BTC stuck near $70K and the CoinDesk 20 under pressure, traders are treating this jobs miss less as a green light to lever up and more as another stress signal in a macro regime defined by war‑driven oil shocks, fragile credit and a Fed that cannot yet declare victory#JobsDataShock #USJobsData #MarketPullback