After CPI landed, $BTC first dumped to 76,000, then quickly pulled back to 79,000. This long lower shadow indicates a panic order flow manufactured by deviations in the data—funds below were swiftly picking it up. What the market trades is not CPI itself, but the repeated repricing of rate-cut expectations: when inflation comes in hotter than expected, people de-lever first; then funds place bets again on the liquidity logic. $ETH followed the rebound, but its strength still depends on whether BTC can hold above 79,000. In the short term, rapid sell-offs and sudden rallies often do not mark a one-way end; instead, volatility gets amplified. If 79,000 cannot be effectively broken through, it may still pull back to confirm support. For trading, don’t chase after the first rebound candlestick—wait for a pullback to find acceptance and for confirmation via trading volume. #比特币 #以太坊 #CPI