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This wave of rebound driven by CPI data is by no means a temporary stimulus, but rather the official start of the bull market's main upward wave! The continuous cooling of inflation has strengthened the market's expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, and a macro environment of liquidity easing is taking shape, providing solid fundamental support for the crypto market. Historical experience shows that in the early stages of a monetary policy shift, cryptocurrencies often react first and have the momentum for sustained growth.
I am more optimistic about BTC continuing to take the lead. As the preferred asset for institutional funds through ETF allocations, BTC is most sensitive to changes in macro liquidity, possessing the strongest certainty and stability. ETH will show explosive potential as the second tier, especially against the backdrop of increasing expectations for Ethereum ETFs. SOL represents a high-risk, high-reward option, suitable for investors with a higher risk appetite.
The short-term market sentiment is exuberant, and further upside is expected, but caution is required for a technical correction. The next key resistance level for BTC is at $120,000, with important support having moved up to the range of $110,000-$112,000; the target for ETH is aimed at $4,800, with support in the range of $4,200-$4,300; SOL needs to stabilize above $230 before attempting to rally towards $250.
Having held a basic position before the data release, I increased my position on the right side after breaking through key levels. I adopted the "core position + flexible funds" strategy, allocating funds for long-term holding of BTC/ETH. I strictly execute profit-taking and stop-loss discipline, setting the BTC stop-loss around 108,000 to lock in profits, while keeping part of the position to let the profits run.

Investors are advised to stay calm and avoid FOMO-induced buying at high prices. Every pullback in a bull market is an opportunity to get on board; the key is to manage positions and control risks effectively. Remember: staying alive in the market is more important than how much you earn in the short term!