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The dollar rose after official figures showed earnings for US workers rising faster than expectations, fuelling expectations of interest rate rises to come.
Bitcoin fell below $8,000 on Friday for the first time since November as an already straining year for cryptocurrencies continued with an US regulatory investigation and attack from economist Nouriel Roubini.
US average hourly earnings surged as more jobs were added than expected in January, official figures showed on Friday, adding strength to the conviction that interest rates will be hiked three or even four more times this year.
