BTCUSDT.P | Bitcoin Before CPI: A Quiet Market Facing a Major Catalyst
1. Market Overview: Waiting for the Inflation Trigger
Bitcoin is consolidating ahead of the upcoming U.S. CPI release, with BTCUSDT.P trading within a broad $81,000–$84,000 range. Neither buyers nor sellers have established decisive control, leaving the market vulnerable to a sharp move once fresh inflation data arrives.
The relatively subdued price action reflects uncertainty rather than a confirmed directional trend. Traders are watching macroeconomic developments closely, while the CPI report could determine whether Bitc

DOT fluctuates lower, with bears still in control
Firmly bearish.
DOT came under pressure and pulled back after surging to 1.295 earlier, with overall highs gradually moving lower. The trend continues to weaken, the SAR indicator maintains a bearish signal, rebounds are weak, and selling pressure continues to be released.
You can enter directly at the current price; set your take-profit and stop-loss orders in advance.
The initial downside target is around 1.08, with further downside toward the low of 1.008 after a break below.
Set the stop-loss above 1.185; if it breaks through effectively, t

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Think about it
Think it over carefully
Damn, I’m never eating barbecue from a roadside stall again!

Oil prices are to blame again?
U.S. CPI rose 3.7% year over year, above the market expectation of 3.6% and reaching a new high since May;
Core CPI rose to 2.6% year over year, a new high since June this year and above the market expectation of 2.5%.
After the data was released, gold and $BTC collectively plunged, while the market increased its bets on a Fed rate hike in October and three more Fed rate hikes before the end of 2027.
Fine, fine, so that’s how we’re playing it? I guess we’re just going to keep stabbing wicks back and forth.

Bitcoin keeps shrugging off bad news. Last week spot ETFs bled $681M — worst week in four months — and BTC still walked into today around $83.5k, back above the 20-day EMA and holding the $82.3k breakout shelf from the Oct 8 washout.
Now the tape flipped: yesterday's +$175M was October's second-biggest inflow day, Fidelity leading with $103M. The map is simple: $84k is the first ceiling, $87k is the real test, $80k–$81.5k is the floor — that's the ETF cost basis zone, and whales have reportedly started buying again after a year of selling. CPI prints today, which could rewrite all this by aft

$LIT needs this, or we looking for 2.70 - 2.50 for the next solid base

2 Year Yields EXPLODING on CPI print
I keep telling you hikes why do you keep doubting?

This move was 70 points, but I only caught 14 points of the small tail—4,400 in profit!
New partner with 12,000 in capital, now up to 51,700!

Leading in Market Share, Gate’s Derivatives Business Achieves a Breakthrough
Amid intensifying competition in the global digital asset trading market, derivatives business has become an important indicator of an exchange platform’s overall strength. In 2025, Gate made significant progress in this area, and its market share growth attracted industry attention.
According to CoinDesk’s December 2025 exchange report, Gate’s derivatives market share increased by 9.32 percentage points over the year to 11.0%, achieving the leading share increase among centralized exchanges. This performance reflects

One Day Until the CPI Release, and I’ve Written Trading Plans for All Three Scenarios
Today is October 13, with one day remaining until the release of the U.S. September CPI data. The data will be released tomorrow at 20:30 (UTC+8).‌
First, let’s lay out the expected figures. The market expects the headline CPI annual growth rate for September to rise from 3.4% to 3.6%-3.7%, while core CPI is expected to remain around 2.4%-2.5%. Barclays and Morgan Stanley both forecast a 0.24% month-on-month increase in core CPI, below August’s 0.29%, mainly due to a slowdown in wireless communications servi

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Breaking down from this large weekly triangle. Yikes.

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macro check:
US 2Y: 4.93%, pushing into the 5% zone that topped it in 2023 and 2024
DXY: broke out, 102.7
bitcoin:native : 82.6k, stuck under 87k
2Y rejects 5%: BTC bounce from 80k
2Y closes above 5%: 79.5k breaks
that's the whole trade

#USSeptemberCPITopsEstimates
🇺🇸 US Macro — CPI
Headline CPI
- MoM: +0.6% (forecast: +0.5% / previous: +0.4%)
- YoY: +3.7% (forecast: +3.6% / previous: +3.4%)
Core CPI
- MoM: +0.3% (forecast: +0.2% / previous: +0.3%)
- YoY: +2.6% (forecast: +2.4% / previous: +2.4%)
🤔 Inflation is running hotter than expected, which could put additional pressure on risk assets, including crypto. This may complicate the outlook for rate cuts and trigger some volatility across the market

Bitcoin is currently at a critical crossroads: favorable data will likely lead to a breakout above the 84000 resistance level, forming a four-hour uptrend, while unfavorable data will trigger a retest of the support level near 82000
For now, you only need to place orders based on these levels
Update the data immediately at 20:30: bearish or bullish

CPI beats expectations, CPI beats expectations, CPI beats expectations—important things must be said three times! U.S. September CPI rose 3.70% year over year, compared with an expected increase of 3.60% and a previous increase of 3.40%. After the September CPI data was released, traders increased their bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike in October; the U.S. Dollar Index rose nearly 40 points; the three major U.S. stock index futures plunged and turned lower, with Nasdaq futures down 0.5%; spot gold fell nearly 1%, while spot silver fell nearly 2%. Spot gold briefly dropped nearly $40 and is

The faster you go, the slower you get. Don’t rush—I don’t trade just to trade; I trade to make a profit!$BTC ‌#美国9月CPI超预期