#密码资产动态追踪 Tonight at 21:30, the US December CPI data will be released. Can this number shake up the crypto market?
Market institutions generally expect a 2.7% increase, but can US inflation really cool down as planned? This data is enough to be the guiding star for tonight.
Why is the crypto circle so focused on this data? Three dimensions explained:
**Liquidity Chain** CPI → Federal Reserve rate cut potential → Global financing costs decline → directly changing the outlook for the crypto market. This chain is interconnected.
**Risk Asset Correlation** Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly sensitive to macro data; whatever happens on Nasdaq, they follow. It’s no coincidence.
**Long-term Narrative Reshaping** The short-term "anti-inflation" rhetoric may cool down, but the big logic of "continued central bank easing" and "long-term devaluation of fiat currency" will instead stabilize due to the strengthened rate cut expectations.
In short, the 2.7% figure may seem ordinary, but it hides all market expectations for inflation to "reach the station" by 2026. The immediate fluctuations after the data release are the market calculating how far this number is from perfect expectations.
Tonight at 21:30, look at it with a magnifying glass.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-16 10:37
Wait, if 2.7% isn't broken, BTC can take off directly, right?
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AirdropATM
· 01-16 07:02
After all this, it's all about this one number—either a surge or a crash, gambling mentality at its peak.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 01-16 03:03
I've already prepared the magnifying glass for 21:30, just worried it might be another false alarm...
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TokenAlchemist
· 01-16 01:50
lol the liquidity cascade narrative is basically just dressing up the obvious—fed cuts → stablecoin printing go brrr → altseason theater. everyone's pretending it's sophisticated macro analysis when really it's just MEV extraction dressed up as economic theory. 2.7% hits or misses and the liquidation cascades will sort who's actually hedged vs who's just cosplaying as a trader tbh
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 01-13 11:09
Another night of "changing everything," uh... we both know it probably won't change much again.
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GasFeeDodger
· 01-13 10:58
21:30 Stay tuned, but honestly, how far this rebound can go still depends on the data's mood.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-13 10:58
Holding a magnifying glass? I'm going straight for a blade, afraid I'll miss that 0.1% movement.
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GamefiGreenie
· 01-13 10:57
Oh my God, it's another critical moment. I'm sure I'll have to stay up late monitoring the market again... If the 2.7% breaks, my position will be wiped out.
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MrDecoder
· 01-13 10:56
Hmm... It's the same story again. The interest rate cut expectations have been speculated for so long, only to find out who was swimming naked once the real data comes out.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-13 10:46
Wait, can the 2.7% really decrease? I feel like it's going to break expectations...
#密码资产动态追踪 Tonight at 21:30, the US December CPI data will be released. Can this number shake up the crypto market?
Market institutions generally expect a 2.7% increase, but can US inflation really cool down as planned? This data is enough to be the guiding star for tonight.
Why is the crypto circle so focused on this data? Three dimensions explained:
**Liquidity Chain**
CPI → Federal Reserve rate cut potential → Global financing costs decline → directly changing the outlook for the crypto market. This chain is interconnected.
**Risk Asset Correlation**
Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly sensitive to macro data; whatever happens on Nasdaq, they follow. It’s no coincidence.
**Long-term Narrative Reshaping**
The short-term "anti-inflation" rhetoric may cool down, but the big logic of "continued central bank easing" and "long-term devaluation of fiat currency" will instead stabilize due to the strengthened rate cut expectations.
In short, the 2.7% figure may seem ordinary, but it hides all market expectations for inflation to "reach the station" by 2026. The immediate fluctuations after the data release are the market calculating how far this number is from perfect expectations.
Tonight at 21:30, look at it with a magnifying glass.