2026-01-18 15:40:27

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 $DOGE $PEPE

The release of the US core CPI below expectations is stirring market sentiment. When economic data shows such a turning point, both retail investors and institutions are recalculating risk-reward ratios. At this time, popular coins like DOGE and PEPE usually see a temporary increase in attention — after all, improved macro expectations often lead to a re-pricing of risk assets.

From the market response, the below-expected CPI data may impact the Federal Reserve's future policy space, which has a significant effect on the sentiment of the crypto market. It is worth observing the capital flow in the coming days.

DOGE-7,58%

PEPE-9,86%

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GetRichLeek

· 11h ago

Wow, CPI below expectations is definitely a positive signal. I've already bottomed out on DOGE. Late-night review made me realize I hit the top. This time I really preemptively positioned myself. PEPE will definitely rise this wave; on-chain data doesn't lie. When Bitcoin crashes, no one dares to buy in. Now capital flow is starting to shift towards risk assets, those who understand, understand. Yesterday I was joking about being in loss, and today I started FOMO again. Truly my old bad habit. When macro expectations improve, the whales start to harvest new retail investors. We are just the bagholders. I'm optimistic about the next few days' trend, as long as the technical support holds at 1300, there's still hope. The distribution of chips looks good; retail investors are still bottom-fishing. Honestly, I just want to bet on the Fed's rate cut expectations.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 11h ago

CPI below expectations, funds are about to start moving chaotically again

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LiquidityWizard

· 12h ago

nah actually the correlation here is statistically significant but people keep missing the real play—it's not about cpi being lower, it's about what the fed *doesn't* do next. risk-adjusted returns on meme coins literally spike when uncertainty compounds like this... theoretically speaking ofc

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StableBoi

· 12h ago

When CPI is low, retail investors start to wander aimlessly. Really, can this wave of DOGE break 1?

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