Bitcoin experienced a volatile session on September 6, briefly rallying before the Wall Street opening but ultimately dipping below the $55,000 mark as U.S. employment data fell short of expectations. Early in the trading session, Bitcoin aimed for $57,000 but retraced its steps, eventually marking new one-month lows at $54,919 on Bitstamp, following disappointing nonfarm payrolls figures for August. Amid these fluctuations, a significant statement came from John Williams, President of the New York Fed, during his speech at the Council on Foreign Relations. Williams suggested a shift in monetary policy was on the horizon: “The current restrictive stance of
