Migo's got you covered on inflation:

Inflation in the U.S. shot up from 2.4% to 4.2%, and the most direct impact on the crypto scene is that the market's expectations for rate cuts are once again under pressure.

This latest Bitcoin bounce is really all about liquidity expectations. As long as the market believes the Fed will cut rates, funds are more likely to flow into crypto and other risk assets; but if inflation rises again, it means the Fed will have a tough time easing monetary policy significantly in the short term, and the high-rate environment could stick around for a while.

So, this inflation data isn't just some number fluctuation, it's testing the market's ability to handle bad news.

If Bitcoin can hold its ground against inflation pressure and even maintain strong volatility, it shows that the bad news has already been priced in by the market; on the flip side, if trading volume keeps dwindling during the rally and key resistance levels remain unbroken, then the risk of a pullback is still on the table.

Right now, don't rush to call a bull market comeback; let's see if BTC can hold its crucial levels. True strength isn't just about rising on good news, it's about not collapsing in the face of bad news. #美国CPI升至4.2%创三年新高 $BTC $ETH $BNB