Just a reminder, the CPI data is about to be released, and this time it could cause quite a stir in the market.
Honestly, every time major economic data is released, the crypto market tends to fluctuate wildly. The last CPI reading was 3.0%, and this time the market forecast has risen to 3.1%. It may not seem like much, but its impact on market sentiment could be more direct than you imagine.
Let's look at two possible scenarios:
**If CPI exceeds expectations (above 3.1%)**—inflationary pressure remains, and the central bank's rate cut schedule will be pushed back. As a result, market risk appetite is likely to weaken, and bearish voices will gradually overshadow bullish ones.
**Conversely, if the data is below expectations**—it indicates inflation is easing, increasing the likelihood of a rate cut, and investor sentiment will improve accordingly, bringing a rebound energy.
In practical terms, my advice is:
First, take profits when the market is good, cut losses when needed, and avoid greed; second, control leverage carefully, as this uncertain period is most prone to liquidation; third, don't be swayed by market sentiment—wait until the data is out to see the trend; finally, go with the flow and don't fight the market.
Let's wait and see the data.
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CryptoMom
· 12-19 16:16
Let's wait until the data comes out, anyway I've already halved my position. Liquidation and such don't matter to me haha
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GhostAddressMiner
· 12-18 17:17
Here we go again. Data like CPI is always a signal light, but the key is to understand who is moving on the chain. The expected value of 3.1% essentially represents the chips held by the big players. The real pressure has long been reflected in certain addresses starting with 0x, and those dormant wallets with abnormal transaction patterns are what I pay attention to.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-18 08:44
Just waiting to be taken advantage of, how many times has this trick been played...
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rugpull_ptsd
· 12-18 08:31
3.1% vs 3.0%, is that small difference really enough to crash the coin price? That's ridiculous.
I've already decided that as soon as the CPI data comes out, I'll run. No matter which direction the market goes, I'll just exit first.
Leverage is something I truly fear. The shadow of nearly liquidation last time still hasn't faded.
Just a reminder, the CPI data is about to be released, and this time it could cause quite a stir in the market.
Honestly, every time major economic data is released, the crypto market tends to fluctuate wildly. The last CPI reading was 3.0%, and this time the market forecast has risen to 3.1%. It may not seem like much, but its impact on market sentiment could be more direct than you imagine.
Let's look at two possible scenarios:
**If CPI exceeds expectations (above 3.1%)**—inflationary pressure remains, and the central bank's rate cut schedule will be pushed back. As a result, market risk appetite is likely to weaken, and bearish voices will gradually overshadow bullish ones.
**Conversely, if the data is below expectations**—it indicates inflation is easing, increasing the likelihood of a rate cut, and investor sentiment will improve accordingly, bringing a rebound energy.
In practical terms, my advice is:
First, take profits when the market is good, cut losses when needed, and avoid greed; second, control leverage carefully, as this uncertain period is most prone to liquidation; third, don't be swayed by market sentiment—wait until the data is out to see the trend; finally, go with the flow and don't fight the market.
Let's wait and see the data.