2026-01-15 21:30:35

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 US CPI data below expectations, market sentiment shows subtle changes. Many traders are still stubbornly holding losing positions at this time, honestly, this approach makes it very hard to turn things around.

Instead of stubbornly fighting, it's better to observe the market rhythm. $BTC, $ETH, $BNB and other mainstream coins have recently experienced volatility that indeed offers many opportunities, the key is to keep up with the market pace. After economic data releases, inflation expectations adjust, which may trigger a short-term rebound.

To unlock profits, you need to clarify your thinking—it's not about blindly bottom-fishing, but about judging the direction based on macro background. The slowdown in US core CPI might indicate a change in policy expectations, which could have a chain reaction on the liquidity of crypto assets.

Seize this window to adjust your strategy; it's much smarter than stubbornly holding losing trades. The market is always giving opportunities, it just depends on whether you can seize them.

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DeFiVeteran

· 3h ago

Brothers who are stubbornly holding onto losing positions should wake up. This round of CPI has indeed changed the rhythm. Following the feeling to bottom fish will only lead to deeper losses. --- The rebound window for BTC and ETH is only a few days. See who can seize the opportunity and who will eat the gains. --- Basically, it's a mindset issue. Most people lose their composure when they start losing money. The macro background is right there. --- Once inflation expectations adjust, liquidity will follow immediately. This is a chain reaction—those who understand will get it. --- Instead of stressing over unwinding positions, think about the next step in your layout. Opportunities are fleeting. --- The window is right in front of you. Those with poor execution will inevitably be left behind.

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MEVHunter

· 3h ago

I really don't understand the strategy of stubbornly holding onto losing positions. There are plenty of arbitrage opportunities in the mempool; why go against the market? It's better to look directly at on-chain data. The window for this BTC rebound is only a few seconds, and once the gas war kicks in, it's over. CPI cooling = liquidity easing. There's nothing wrong with this logic, but the real money is hidden in MEV.

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AirdropFatigue

· 3h ago

Sticking to this move is indeed outrageous; I should have cut losses earlier. However, the CPI data this time is quite interesting; I feel like I need to keep up with the rhythm. Damn, are we about to start betting on a rebound again? Or should I just be honest and wait a bit longer? Honestly, rather than blindly bottom-fishing, it's better to first understand the macro background before taking action. This round of inflation expectation adjustment might make BTC move in the short term? Still, caution is necessary. Hey, does the change in policy expectations mean there’s an opportunity... I need to quickly adjust my strategy. To be honest, those who seized the window of opportunity are making money, while I’m still hesitating here.

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PortfolioAlert

· 3h ago

This CPI data is indeed a turning point, but there are still a bunch of people arguing in the comment section... I really can't take it anymore. I've seen too many people stubbornly hold onto losing positions. Instead of saying the market gives opportunities, it's more like it’s screening who really knows how to trade—those are the gamblers. BTC's recent movement is quite interesting; let's see if it can break through the previous resistance level.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 3h ago

Holding onto losing trades really takes the cake, might as well carefully watch the market rhythm --- With CPI below expectations this wave, it feels like the cycle of cutting leeks is about to start again --- Inflation expectation adjustment → liquidity change, I believe in this logical chain, but when will it be our turn to make money --- Instead of blindly bottom-fishing, it's better to wait, anyway the opportunity won't run away --- Every time I talk about seizing the window, why am I still stuck in a loss --- Mainstream coins are indeed volatile, the problem is I always miss the rebound --- Short-term rebound? I said the same last time

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VitalikFanboy42

· 3h ago

Everyone who stubbornly holds on will end up losing everything. I just don't believe there are still people playing like this. Looking at the reaction to this CPI wave, if BTC doesn't break a new high, I'll eat my keyboard. Dipping in at the bottom, but in the end, everyone bought in near the middle... Better to miss out than go against the trend. Liquidity adjustments are usually known in advance by big players; retail investors are still safest following the trend. Window period? Every day is a window period, brother. The problem is, you don't have that timing. Good macro data is great, but if the technicals are completely rotten, it's all useless. Just want to ask, how many people can really seize such "opportunities"?

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