On September 8, Bitcoin (BTC) recorded another monthly low, with analysts cautioning about the risks should it fall below $54,000. During the Asian trading session, BTC/USD plummeted to $55,282 on Bitstamp, as observed by Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView. The downturn occurred as the cryptocurrency market anticipated crucial unemployment data from the United States, with Bitcoin struggling to recover from the six-month lows it reached on August 5. Analyst Caleb Franzen highlighted the precarious situation, pointing to the 200-day simple (SMA) and exponential (EMA) moving averages, which were positioned at $63,840 and $59,462, respectively. He noted the formation of a