November's ISM Manufacturing Prices Index just dropped at 58.5, ticking up from October's 58.0. That half-point climb signals manufacturing costs are still climbing—not exactly what you'd want to see if you're betting on inflation cooling off anytime soon. For crypto traders, this kind of sticky price pressure usually means the Fed might keep rates higher for longer, which historically puts downward pressure on risk assets. Worth keeping an eye on how Bitcoin reacts to this macro print over the next few sessions.