2026-01-13 11:50:50

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The US CPI data will be released at 21:30 tonight, and this economic data could be a turning point for the crypto market.

The market is generally focused on a key figure—2.7%.

If the CPI drops below 2.7%, expectations for rate cuts will immediately heat up, and bulls may seize the opportunity to initiate a new rally. Bitcoin and mainstream cryptocurrencies could see a rebound. Conversely, if the data exceeds 2.7%, the Federal Reserve may continue to maintain a hawkish stance, putting pressure on risk assets, and the market should be prepared for adjustments. If the data is exactly at 2.7%, it will be a true standoff between bulls and bears. At this point, it might be wise to observe and wait for a clearer direction before taking action.

Tonight is destined to be a critical moment. The moment the data is released could be the signal for a sudden surge in the market. In any case, manage your risks well and avoid getting left behind in the volatility. The market is moving, and your strategy should keep up.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-16 06:17

Is the 2.7% figure really that sacred? It feels like there's always a "key point" every time. Wait, should I get on SOL now, or wait and see for more stability?

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-15 22:14

2.7% I’ve looked at this number ten times already, does it really decide everything... Let’s wait for the data. Anyway, tonight I’m definitely going to lose a layer of skin. Is it another stalemate between bulls and bears? Then just watch the show honestly, no need to rush to get on board. Whether BTC can break a new high this wave depends on the Fed’s mood, hilarious. Risk management sounds easy, but who can hold steady when volatility hits... Brothers, are you ready to be hammered? Tonight could be heaven or hell in a second.

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MrRightClick

· 01-14 17:26

Honestly, I've seen the 2.7% figure so many times I'm almost tired of it, but let's just wait and see. Damn, tonight's the night that decides my life rhythm, I bet BTC stays still. If this CPI really turns out to be mild, I'll go all in.

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BuyTheTop

· 01-14 02:53

Damn, it's 2.7% again. Is this number really that magical? Every time it's said to be a critical moment, but it just hovers sideways and tortures people. If CPI is below 2.7, it goes up; if it's above, it goes down. Does the 2.7% probability happen to be a bit too much of a plot twist... Anyway, let's wait and see. I don't have time to watch the market anyway. If it's another false alarm tonight, I'll just laugh. Let's wait for the data, everyone. Don't overthink it.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-13 12:20

Is the 2.7% really that amazing? It feels like there's always a key point every time.

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Degentleman

· 01-13 12:20

Oh no, CPI is coming again. This time, we really have to watch the 2.7% figure. It's a bit exciting.

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MetaMisfit

· 01-13 12:16

Hmm, the 2.7% figure really can't hold up anymore; it feels like we're about to get chopped again.

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TokenVelocity

· 01-13 11:59

2.7% this number is a bit magical, it feels like the Fed just likes to hit this level.

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0xSherlock

· 01-13 11:53

Is the 2.7% figure really so sacred? It always seems to be at such critical points... I heard that guessing data all the time isn't as good as just going all in; anyway, losing is losing. When CPI drops, just go for it—this logic makes sense. Wanting to manage risk and follow the market at the same time, but honestly, it still comes down to luck. Just waiting to watch the show; I've already jumped on board anyway.

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