2026-01-15 13:30:53

#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Recently, Bitcoin and Ethereum have been showing some interesting performance, with the market revealing many bullish signals. We might be on the verge of another wave of collective FOMO. The question is, can this time truly ignite that fire and directly push the long-term bull market, or is it just another false alarm?

As an ordinary retail investor, the biggest dilemma now is how to reasonably allocate your chips at this juncture. $BTC, $ETH, $DOGE—these leading assets are all showing signs of movement, but where to start, and how much ammunition to keep? Let’s hear what everyone thinks.

(US macroeconomic data is about to be released, which could be a key variable in the near future)

BTC-0,47%

ETH-0,41%

DOGE-1,44%

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-16 00:16

Here we go again with this routine. When CPI data is released, it either surges or plunges. Buying high now is just paying tuition to the big players.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 01-15 14:00

Here it comes again, I see this wave of FOMO as questionable, CPI data is the real boss. --- To be honest, entering the market now is a bit like gambling, it's not too late to wait for the data before acting. --- Are the leading coins about to move? I think it's retail investors getting restless haha. --- Keep three parts of your ammunition, slowly position the rest, don't go all-in at once. --- Fake-out moves have a higher probability, don't be fooled by the market. --- I'm still watching $BTC, waiting for macro data to be confirmed. --- How should I arrange my chips? Asking this question shows I haven't decided yet. --- Will it really be different this time? Anyway, I don't believe it anymore. --- I've made a small investment in $ETH, the rest waits for the wind. --- A wave of collective FOMO, ending in collective losses, this script is so familiar. --- CPI is the real variable, everything else is noise.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 01-15 13:58

The probability of a fake move is still quite high; once the CPI data is released, there might be a sharp drop. Still debating the position splitting issue, which is essentially gambling on human greed. If this wave is really going to rise, it should have already done so; the current hesitation feels very off. Forget about BTC, go all-in on DOGE, take a risk and turn a bicycle into a motorcycle. If you haven't seen the CPI, don't act rashly; wait for the data to come out and tell the truth. The ones who always get cut are retail investors like us; big players have already laid their traps. No matter how you split the chips, it's a loss—that's my honest feeling.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-15 13:47

Coming back with this again? Last time, you also said CPI would ignite the market, but what happened? I'm still cutting losses. If DOGE crashes again this time, I will be truly hopeless. I've already lost enough.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-15 13:45

The probability of another fake move, I bet five bucks. If the CPI data really plunges, we'll be the bagholders again. BTC's rebound these days is a bit fake. To be honest, whether holding or chasing, you have to gamble. Instead of worrying about chips, it's better to think about where to set the stop-loss. My experience is that the worst FOMO is often when you should be running. I haven't touched ETH, it's too exhausting. DCA into BTC is much more comfortable. Let's wait and see. Don't go all-in before the CPI; this lesson is hard-earned.

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