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#AugustCPIDropsTonight 🔥 **CPI NIGHT IS HERE — WHAT’S THE MARKET EXPECTING?** All eyes are on tonight’s U.S. CPI print, with traders watching closely for any signal that could shift expectations around Fed policy. A softer-than-expected number could boost risk assets and give **$BTC and $ETH** some breathing room, while a hotter print could reignite rate concerns and trigger another wave of volatility. 📊⚡ **So, what’s your call? 👀** 📉 Hotter CPI → bearish pressure? 📈 Cooler CPI → risk-on rally? 🎯 Or does CPI come in right around expectations? Drop your prediction below and let’s see who gets it right. 🔥 #AugustCPIDropsTonight CPI #Bitcoin Ethereum #Crypto

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