US core CPI data came in below expectations, and with this signal, BTC's momentum is about to cool down.



On the ETH side, focus should be on the 3400 level. Once it breaks through this point, the previous highs could be easily taken out, and if it stabilizes above 3400, there might be a chance for acceleration. Conversely, the key support below is at 3180. As long as this level holds, the upward momentum won't be interrupted. If it breaks below, the rally will slow down.

Ultimately, it still depends on how BTC moves. If there is no second breakout next week, the market is likely to see a correction. Pay special attention to the opening performance on Monday morning — the weekly closing direction often indicates the short-term trend. So, keep a close eye and avoid being caught off guard by sudden market moves.
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0xSherlockvip
· 01-21 00:31
Well, when CPI is low, BTC cools down. I'm tired of this logic; can we have some new tricks?
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FlatTaxvip
· 01-20 07:21
A low core CPI means I know this wave is going to be a bust. BTC's temperature definitely needs to cool down, 3400 is really ETH's critical point, if it can't hold, just wait for a pullback.

That opening move on Monday can tell everything, we need to watch it closely.

Once the CPI data is out, the bulls will have to endure again... If BTC is weak, no matter how strong ETH is, it's useless.

Once 3180 is broken, we have to admit defeat; this support is really holding on tightly.

If there's no second breakout next week, get ready to buy the dip, as the probability of a pullback is very high.

Honestly, right now everything depends on BTC; if it wavers, the entire market will tremble.

ETH's 3400 range is a hurdle; if it passes, the sky's the limit, if not, it will slide down.
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SellTheBouncevip
· 01-18 13:54
Core CPI below expectations is actually more dangerous; don't be fooled by this false signal. History tells us that when there's a rebound, it's time to act—there's always a lower point waiting.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯vip
· 01-18 13:53
3400 this level really can't hold up anymore, it feels like ETH is about to start acting up again

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CPI below expectations actually makes me feel uneasy, I always feel like something is about to reverse

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Watching the market open on Monday, I’m just reading the signs, anyway I can't sleep well

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If BTC can't perform well, no matter how much ETH jumps around, it's all in vain; we still have to wait for the big brother to decide

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If the support at 3180 below breaks, I’ll just go out and relax, I don’t want to watch anymore

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No matter how right it is, it’s useless; the key is to hold onto 3400, one careless move and all could be lost

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This wave of correction is probably unavoidable, it all depends on who can hold the bottom
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quiet_lurkervip
· 01-18 13:50
The real test begins at the opening of trading on Monday; previous analyses were all just armchair strategizing.
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MetaverseVagabondvip
· 01-18 13:47
Keep a close watch at the Monday open; this wave of BTC is really hanging in the balance.
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ConfusedWhalevip
· 01-18 13:29
As soon as CPI is released, people say BTC needs to cool down. I'm tired of this rhetoric... Is the 3400 level really that critical? I feel like it's going to break again when the market opens on Monday.
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