2025-12-18 19:32:13

Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing a rebound. The latest US inflation data shows moderate growth, and market risk appetite has improved accordingly, leading to a rise in the two major cryptocurrencies. This reflects a core logic: loose monetary expectations often boost risk asset valuations. When inflation pressures ease, expectations of interest rate cuts increase, and funds are more willing to flow into high-volatility assets like the crypto market. Recent data indicates that Bitcoin and Ethereum remain highly correlated, but their sensitivity to macro factors is gradually emerging. Whether this rally can continue depends on upcoming economic data and policy directions. For traders, combining macro factors with on-chain data can lead to a more accurate assessment of market trends.

BTC1,21%

ETH1,36%

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LeekCutter

· 12-21 17:53

Another trap? They shout rebound when inflation eases, but I see it's mostly a flash in the pan. We still have to see what the Fed says to take it seriously.

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SignatureCollector

· 12-21 11:24

Oh my, it's the same old trap of inflation data again. I'm really fed up with this kind of hype every time.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 12-18 20:01

Buy the dip immediately after inflation data is released? Wake up, check the distribution of chips before talking.

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PoolJumper

· 12-18 20:01

Hmm... It's the same story with inflation data again. Do they play it this way every time?

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GasWrangler

· 12-18 19:53

honestly the macro narrative here is way too simplified. if you actually analyze the mempool data during these pumps, the transaction throughput tells a completely different story than what these surface-level inflation takes suggest. technically speaking, most traders are ignoring the priority fee differentials which are demonstrably more predictive than cpi numbers.

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