Although the evening CPI data was higher than expected, the overall deviation was not significant, and the market did not panic sell-off, indicating that the current market logic is still primarily driven by technical factors rather than news-driven.

From the market perspective, Bitcoin did not break below the key support level after the CPI announcement; instead, it continued to oscillate around the 80,900 area, indicating that there is still support below, and the main force is more likely using news to shake out traders rather than a trend reversal.

Currently, the current price around 80,600 remains a long position, and the market has already started to recover slightly. For those who missed the low entry, tonight can still continue to participate around the morning’s low buy idea.

Trading suggestions:
- Continue to buy on dips around 80,600-80,700
- First target at 81,500, then 82,000
- If there is a volume drop below 80,400 tonight, short-term longs should pay attention to risk control
The current market is more inclined to “a second surge after oscillation shakeout,” as long as the core support is not broken, keep the idea of buying on dips and looking for rebounds.