In May, I turned 70,000 USDT into 300,000 USDT, becoming legendary by riding Bitcoin’s two bottom-testing moves from 80,000 to 60,000 and from 67,000 to 58,000, but due to getting carried away emotionally, I ultimately suffered a drawdown of no less than 80,000 USDT. Then in September, I started over with 60,000 USDT, doubled it to 120,000 USDT in 10 days, and reached 150,000 USDT. This trade is now over. I plan to start over again with 60,000 USDT, targeting 300,000 USDT. I hope we can witness it together. Be bold enough to go heavy in the right direction, take profits in time, and execute every trade well! $BTC $ETH #OneGate见证计划

The Core PCE and GDP Final Reading are the kind of economic data releases that can quickly become important for financial markets because they give investors a deeper look at two major parts of the U.S. economy: inflation and growth. In my view, these numbers deserve attention not simply because they can create short-term market volatility, but because they can influence expectations about the Federal Reserve’s future policy decisions. Core PCE is particularly important because it focuses on inflation trends while excluding food and energy prices, helping markets evaluate underlying price pressures. GDP, meanwhile, provides a broader picture of economic activity and can show whether the economy expanded or slowed during the measured period. For crypto markets, economic data like this can have an indirect but meaningful impact. Bitcoin and other digital assets often react when expectations around interest rates, liquidity, and the U.S. dollar change. If inflation appears persistent, markets may reassess expectations for monetary policy. On the other hand, signs of cooling inflation combined with resilient economic growth can create a different market narrative. The reaction is not always straightforward, which is why I prefer to look at the actual numbers, previous readings, and market expectations together instead of focusing only on whether a headline is positive or negative. Another important point is that the GDP figure is a final reading, meaning revisions can matter. A small change from an earlier estimate may still influence how traders interpret the strength of economic activity. Similarly, the details behind Core PCE can sometimes be more informative than the headline figure alone. Looking at the broader trend can help provide better context than reacting emotionally to a single data release. From my perspective, this is a market moment where patience matters. I want to see how traders respond after the numbers are released and whether price action confirms the initial reaction. For Bitcoin, Ethereum, stocks, and other risk assets, the combination of inflation data, economic growth, Fed expectations, Treasury yields, and dollar strength can create several different scenarios. Rather than trying to predict every move, I would focus on the data, manage risk carefully, and avoid making decisions based solely on headlines. Economic releases can move markets quickly, but a disciplined approach is always more valuable than chasing sudden volatility. #CorePCEandGDPFinalReading #CryptoMarket #MarketUpdate

DXY hits 18 month high and Bitcoin shrugs it off. If Bitcoin was in a bear market it would be down 2/3% today.