#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Recently, the market has been quite interesting. BTC is gradually gaining momentum amid expectations of CPI easing, and after draining the blood from altcoins, it directly broke through the 94,500 trading volume threshold, which is quite tough; ETH followed closely, showing the characteristics of a mainstream asset, with similar chart structures.
The macro environment is also supportive—US December unadjusted CPI year-over-year came in at 2.7%, just in line with expectations, and the market generally believes that inflation pressures are easing mildly. This is good news. Even more encouraging is that institutions are quietly increasing their positions: a leading compliant platform recently added 3,290 BTC and 5,692 ETH, indicating that large funds remain optimistic.
Other noteworthy points: spot gold hit a new high again, reaching $4,630.21 per ounce; the digital asset market transparency bill is progressing, proposing to give some tokens the same status as BTC and ETH; in the past two hours, shorts were liquidated for 458 million, with many fleeing; the US Senate’s crypto bill hearing is scheduled for January 27.
Overall, policies, capital, and technical factors are all aligning to some extent, and it feels like this rally still has potential.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 19h ago
Oh my, the institutions are bleeding again. This pace is truly incredible.
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OnChain_Detective
· 19h ago
hold up... those institutional BTC/ETH inflows hitting a "compliant platform" at the exact same time CPI comes in soft? let me pull the data real quick bc the pattern analysis suggests something worth flagging here. suspicious activity detected or just textbook whale accumulation? ngl the wallet clustering shows concentration that tracks typical pre-pump behavior... always DYOR folks fr fr
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 19h ago
It's the same kind of articles saying "policy is strong, funds are optimistic, technicals are aligned." I believe it every time, and what happens? I end up doubting everything after getting hammered, just watching others reap the rewards.
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FudVaccinator
· 20h ago
Vampire coin is causing trouble again, but BTC is holding strong. I like this rhythm.
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DAOTruant
· 20h ago
94,500 breaks, and if it breaks, it breaks. The key is whether it can continue to hold afterwards.
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FunGibleTom
· 20h ago
Institutions are quietly accumulating again; this pace is quite something.
#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Recently, the market has been quite interesting. BTC is gradually gaining momentum amid expectations of CPI easing, and after draining the blood from altcoins, it directly broke through the 94,500 trading volume threshold, which is quite tough; ETH followed closely, showing the characteristics of a mainstream asset, with similar chart structures.
The macro environment is also supportive—US December unadjusted CPI year-over-year came in at 2.7%, just in line with expectations, and the market generally believes that inflation pressures are easing mildly. This is good news. Even more encouraging is that institutions are quietly increasing their positions: a leading compliant platform recently added 3,290 BTC and 5,692 ETH, indicating that large funds remain optimistic.
Other noteworthy points: spot gold hit a new high again, reaching $4,630.21 per ounce; the digital asset market transparency bill is progressing, proposing to give some tokens the same status as BTC and ETH; in the past two hours, shorts were liquidated for 458 million, with many fleeing; the US Senate’s crypto bill hearing is scheduled for January 27.
Overall, policies, capital, and technical factors are all aligning to some extent, and it feels like this rally still has potential.