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Rate Cut Bets Surge After ADP Miss as BTC Eyes $110,000 Breakout
Weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data sparked a sharp shift in market sentiment, lifting rate-cut odds and sending bitcoin higher. Analysts now point to $110,348 as a critical resistance level for BTC in the short term.
ADP Shock Lifts Bitcoin With $110,000 Highlighted As Next Resistance
Markets were jolted on Thursday, July 3, after the U.S. ADP employment report revealed a surprising contraction of 33,000 jobs in June, the first negative print since 2023 and a stark miss versus forecasts of 121,000. The soft labor data immediately fueled fresh bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts, pushing the odds of a July cut to 25.3% and pressuring the U.S. dollar.
Gold prices rose on the news, and crypto markets followed suit with a sharp rebound. Bitcoin led the rally, breaking above a key descending trendline and trading near $109,803 at press time.
According to analysts at Bitunix, BTC is now approaching a critical resistance zone at $110,348. A break above that level could unlock further upside. On the downside, support is seen in the $105,000 – $102,560 range. As long as BTC remains above this zone, analysts expect bullish momentum to persist.
This rebound comes amid broader macro uncertainty, with markets increasingly sensitive to any signals that may influence Fed policy. For crypto traders, the next few sessions could prove pivotal as bitcoin navigates between shifting rate expectations and key technical levels.