November US inflation data just released, and the results surprised many—both CPI and core CPI year-over-year figures fell short of expectations. Once this news came out, market expectations immediately became interesting. Combined with the non-farm payroll unemployment data released on Tuesday, the overall picture became clear: the employment sector is clearly weak, the unemployment rate continues to rise, and inflation has not reached expectations. These data points together perfectly match the most ideal scenario I analyzed last Monday—favorable for liquidity easing. How the market moves tonight will likely be a watershed moment, and the market may open a new direction within this window.

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ZkProofPuddingvip
· 2025-12-22 02:40
Wow, inflation is not as expected, so the Liquidity is going to be unleashed now... Tonight is indeed a big event.
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CommunitySlackervip
· 2025-12-21 16:39
Inflation falling short of expectations + weak employment, this combination is indeed appealing, the play of liquidity easing is about to return.
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OptionWhisperervip
· 2025-12-19 04:47
Wow, I really didn't expect these numbers. Double disappointment? This is paving the way for easing policies. Tonight's definitely going to be a good show.
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SurvivorshipBiasvip
· 2025-12-19 04:46
Whoa, CPI unexpectedly declined? Now the Fed has to consider cutting interest rates. Liquidity will loosen up, and it's time to stock up on coins.
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SchrodingersPapervip
· 2025-12-19 04:43
Damn, this is the script I bet on last week. I was getting flamed back then, now I'm eating my words haha. Once the loose expectations are confirmed, my position might take off tonight. Should I leverage up... Nah, better to play it safe. Weak employment data combined with insufficient inflation signals a clear easing policy. Just looking at it gets me excited. Such a huge contrast in these data points really marks a watershed moment. I feel like the moment I've been dreaming of is not far off. Wait, could it be a false breakout, a trap to lure in more buyers? I’m feeling uncertain right now. If it breaks the level, then it’s confirmed. Liquidity is probably really going to loosen this time. My BTC position is laughing to death. Honestly, I was pretty shaken when I saw the data back then. Now I realize how bullish this is. I’m kicking myself.
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SigmaValidatorvip
· 2025-12-19 04:43
Damn, CPI being below expectations instead becomes good news, this market is really fucking crazy --- Wait, is the unemployment rate still rising? Can such easing really save the situation --- A watershed has arrived, brothers. Tonight it’s either a big surge or a bloodbath, no middle ground --- It’s that same "ideal script" again. Why do I feel like now any data can be twisted to favor us? --- So basically, the US economy really can’t hold up anymore, they have to loosen the policy --- Liquidity easing... Is the crypto world about to take off again? Or is this just another false alarm --- Brilliant, unemployment rises, prices don’t increase, and then it becomes a positive? The logic is quite bizarre --- A new direction opens up, sounds good, but I bet five cents the market will surprise me again
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AirdropHuntervip
· 2025-12-19 04:23
Wow, CPI is so strong? I already said a recession is coming, and now we're finally seeing signs of it. Loose liquidity is really about to take off.
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