Remember, Bitcoin doesn’t need a reason to go up—it needs a reason to go down. Historically, the labor market has been one of those triggers. Each time Bitcoin rises into a particular range, usually in the second half of a month—like in May, March, July, and now October—it tends to sell off after the release of the labor market data the following month. So, the key thing to watch out for isn’t this week, but next week when the labor market report comes out.