CPI hits tonight! The crypto market bulls are experiencing the "eve of the draw"

Every time the US CPI is announced, the crypto market feels like a large college entrance exam.
Bulls are praying,
Bears are sharpening their knives,
Retail investors are asking: "Should I buy or not?"
Because right now, the most core question in the market is only one:
Will the Federal Reserve continue to cut interest rates?
If CPI declines, the market will think the chance of rate cuts increases, and BTC may continue to surge; but if inflation heats up again, risk assets are very likely to collectively "perform a water jump in place."
So although BTC is currently strong, everyone is actually quite anxious inside.
Many people shout "long-term optimism," but their hands are always on the stop-loss button.
And this is also the most real state of the current market: faith and fear coexist.
What's more interesting is that now the crypto market is increasingly resembling a "macro trading market."
In the past, everyone studied white papers; now everyone studies US employment data;
In the past, everyone discussed public chain TPS; now everyone discusses the ten-year US Treasury yield.
When new retail investors first entered the circle, they thought they were trading technology, only to later realize—
they were actually learning macroeconomics.
But from another perspective, this also shows that the crypto market is truly integrating into the global financial system.
BTC is no longer just a geek game, but has begun to become part of global capital allocation.
Of course, for most retail investors, the most important question remains unchanged:
At the moment the CPI is announced,
should I turn off leverage first? #特朗普5月13日访华