2026-01-15 23:20:25

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 The US core CPI data has been released, and the results are below expectations. In this environment, how much longer can the bulls @E5@ hold on for $BTC?

From recent trends, it seems that large funds are still pushing upward. But the key question is—how long can this wave of softening inflation data last? If the Federal Reserve truly begins a rate cut cycle next, the bulls @E5@ still have a chance. Conversely, if the data repeatedly disappoints, the bears could turn the tide at any moment.

The current issue is that the market's reaction to good data is becoming increasingly muted. Last time, the CPI positive news didn't cause much of a price increase. Now that it has come again, everyone is a bit more cautious. For the bulls to continue dominating the market, stronger fundamental support is needed; relying solely on expectations won't be enough.

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CafeMinor

· 01-18 02:48

The data is ready, but the coin has no reaction. Here we go again... The market is already numb, relying solely on expectations is simply unsustainable.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-16 05:47

Data positives are no longer enough to move the market, this is the most terrifying... Bulls need to think about how to position for the next move.

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MelonField

· 01-15 23:50

The passivation is real; every positive development feels like eating shit, and the coin price remains completely unchanged.

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FarmToRiches

· 01-15 23:41

Data alone is useless; the market remains the same, and investors are truly numb. I've said it before, just hyping expectations is pointless; real money needs to come in for it to count. Interest rate cut cycle? I see it as uncertain. The Federal Reserve is very hawkish, so don’t think too much about it. Are big funds pushing? I think it looks more like they’re offloading. The next reversal could happen in minutes. CPI has softened so many times, but cryptocurrencies are still oscillating here. Honestly, it’s a bit tiring. If the bulls were really that strong, they would have already broken above the high. They’re still hesitating. Basically, there’s no real fundamental driver; it’s all just emotional speculation. A pullback is inevitable.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 01-15 23:37

Once again "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," this time the market really has no reaction CPI softening but the coin price didn't move? It shows everyone has seen through this trick. The rate cut expectations can no longer boost the bulls; you need real gold and silver to make a difference.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-15 23:22

The rate cut expectations have been overhyped for a long time, and now there's nothing new to play with in the crypto circle. --- Good data doesn't lead to much of a rise, bad data means a crash. How do you play this game? --- Basically, there's no fundamental support. How long can expectations be inflated just by hype? --- If the Federal Reserve really cuts rates, we'll talk about it then. Right now, everyone is hesitant to buy too much. --- The dulling effect is real. I didn't see any significant increase during the last CPI rally. --- As long as the bulls don't break the previous low, there's still hope. If they do, we need to reassess. --- Repetitive data is bound to come sooner or later. When it does, the bears will have a chance.

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