Is the US consumer confidence slightly up again? 🤔 But overall, cautious sentiment still dominates, which is quite absurd. Young people's financial expectations have increased by 13%, feeling like they're anticipating some major event to happen...

The key is that inflation expectations have finally dropped to 4.1%, down for four consecutive months. This signal is somewhat meaningful. But high price pressures are still tightly squeezing, and people's lives are not so comfortable. The labor market is also sluggish, indicating that employment prospects are still worrying.

From another perspective, weakening macro data + volatile risk assets = where is the capital going? Everyone understands. Now might be a good time to enter and position in potential small-cap coins, just worried about missing the next big surge. Easing inflation is definitely positive for liquidity, and some suppressed assets should rebound 💪

Let's wait and see how the inflation data in January turns out. If it continues to decline, the market might explode. Stay tuned 📍