Monday's crypto market looks quiet on the surface, with the total market cap barely moving. Underneath, there is a Fed hike being priced in, a security warning hanging over half of all USDT, and a hacker quietly moving stolen bitcoin. Here is what matters. Blame Friday. August payrolls came in at 162,000 against a consensus near 56,000, which revived talk of a Federal Reserve rate hike at the 15 to 16 September meeting. $Bitcoin dropped below $80,000, about $757 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, and the two-year Treasury yield hit a 52-week high near 4.4%. BTC is now holding around $79,000.