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The market after CPI has once again gone sideways.
$BTC is holding near $63.4–63.8k and so far isn’t giving a clear signal. Volatility is low, so aggressive trades now look riskier than usual.
Against this backdrop, it’s better to look at relative strength.
$DOGE performed stronger than most majors yesterday.
$BNB can traditionally be one of the first to react when the market starts moving again.
$SOL is staying relatively calm and isn’t showing sharp drawdowns.
Advice for now: don’t force a direction—watch those who show character in a calm market.
Who what are you focusing on today?

While everyone was watching the CPI, $DOGE quietly made +3% and became the leader among large coins.
This is a classic picture: when big players wait and don’t take risks, meme coins sometimes catch the momentum first.
Is this just a short-term move, or the start of a shift in attention—will show the near future.
The market is still holding steady after the data.
But $DOGE reminded everyone that even on quiet days, someone is always moving.
Who caught this move?
$SOL

CPI passed calmly, and the market is already looking ahead.
Right now, #fomc in focus—more important than a single digit of inflation will be the next signals from the Fed.
So far, the market hasn’t received a clear driver either up or down, so volatility may remain.
At the same time, it’s interesting that $DOGE has again shown itself stronger than most of the big coins and led the rise among majors.
How do you see the market’s next move after CPI?
$BTC $ETH

After CPI, the market has loosened a bit, but there are no major moves yet.
Today, you can pay attention to coins that show relative strength amid the range-bound conditions:
$BNB holds up better than most,
$SOL looks more stable than the market,
$LINK continues to demonstrate a calm momentum.
Not a call to buy.
Just that those looking for activity in a quiet market can look in this direction.
What are you keeping in focus after the data?

CPI came in within expectations.
The market reacted cautiously: $BTC is holding near $64k and so far shows no strong momentum either upward or downward.
This is a classic response to “in-line” data—volatility is present, but there is no clear direction yet.
The next few hours will show whether the market can use the neutral data to attempt a move up to $65k or whether it will stay range-bound.
For now, the balance of power looks roughly even.
How do you rate the reaction?
$BTC $ETH

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Today the key is the CPI.
The market is in a wait-and-see mode. $BTC is holding around $63.5–64k; volatility is still low, but after the data release it will almost certainly increase.
If inflation comes in calm, the chances of a rebound toward $65k+ rise.
If it’s hot, we may see a test of lower levels.
Today’s advice is simple:
don’t rush trades ahead of the data. It’s better to wait for the market’s reaction and only then look at the direction. On days like this, patience is often more important than speed.
How are you planning to trade today?
$BTC $ETH $BNB

Before the important data, the market is on guard, but some coins still show character.
$SUI stays relatively calm and doesn’t suffer sharp pullbacks.
$AVAX looks more technically neat than most mid-cap altcoins.
$TAO continues to draw attention amid overall sluggishness.
Not a call to buy.
Just three coins worth keeping an eye on in the field of view over the next few days while the market waits for CPI and decides where to go next.
Who’s tracking what?

As long as big coins stand, it’s worth looking a bit ahead.
$HYPE continues to hold stronger than the market and shows relative stability.
$LINK also looks calmer than most altcoins — there’s volume, and no panic.
$BNB can traditionally become one of the first to react if the market starts to liven up after the CPI.
Not a forecast and not a call to buy.
Just three names worth paying attention to in the coming days.
Who’s looking at what right now?

While BTC and ETH are dipping a bit, some altcoins are showing life.
Right now, $SOL looks relatively stronger—it holds up better than the market and doesn’t cause sharp pullbacks.
Also, $CRV and $ICP are moving noticeably—there are volumes and local interest there.
If you’re looking for what to trade in this sideways range, you can definitely consider these names.
Not financial advice—I’m just noting where there’s at least some activity against the backdrop of general sluggishness.
What are you keeping in focus today?

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BlackRock is making another move.
In Canada, a new ETF has been launched — IBQT.
97% of the portfolio — stocks (Canada, the USA, emerging markets),
3% — Bitcoin.
Not a pure Bitcoin ETF, but a mixed product.
That means the average investor can get exposure to $BTC just by buying one fund together with stocks.
This is an important signal:
larger players are no longer just offering “buy Bitcoin separately,” they’re embedding it into traditional portfolios.
While the market is hovering around $64–65k, institutions continue to build infrastructure for it.
Thoughts: is 3% too little, or is it already enough to move the narrative?
$BTC $IBMB

Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, the market is waiting for the main event of the week — CPI.
So far, $BTC is holding near $65,000 and has shown very low volatility for several days. Volumes are modest, liquidations are minimal, fear is still present, but there’s no panic.
An interesting point:
institutionals continue to buy via ETFs (almost $850 million for the week), while some large players (for example, Strategy) are partially taking profit.
This is the classic picture before major macro data — the market “goes still” and waits.
The only question is:
Will CPI come out calm and provide an upside impulse, or will it once again kick up volatility?
How is everyone preparing for Wednesday?
$ETH $BNB

While everyone is focused on ETFs and regulation, the market is quietly doing its thing.
BTC is holding the $65k zone for several days without any strong moves.
Volumes are average, fear is still in the market, but there’s no panic.
Most interesting right now is how the altcoins behave.
Some are already showing local impulses while Bitcoin stays put. The classic pattern before a possible move.
The only question is this:
who will start first—Bitcoin or the alts?
Write what you currently have in focus.
$BTC $ETH $SOL

Grayscale once again surprised the market.
The company, within a few minutes, withdrew ETF applications for three altcoins:
$ADA , $HBAR and $DOT.
No explanations. They just pulled them.
At the same time, Bitcoin ETFs continue to receive solid inflows (over $850 million for the week), and the CLARITY Act was postponed again to September.
So we get an interesting picture:
institutions are actively moving into bitcoin, but with altcoins they’re still more cautious.
Thoughts—does this mean a temporary step, or a sign that we won’t see altcoin ETFs for a long time?

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While BTC stays put, money is once again looking for alts.
Today, attention is drawn to $SOL .
Solana is holding up relatively strongly against the backdrop of a calm market and is showing better momentum than most of the major coins.
Volumes are normal, and the structure looks more stable than that of many other alts.
When Bitcoin is moving sideways, it’s often these kinds of coins that start to attract attention.
Someone is already looking toward $SOL , or are everyone still waiting only for CPI?
$SOL $BNB

📅 Important events + what analysts say
August 12 — US CPI (inflation for July)
The main macro event of the week.
Analyst forecasts:
• Headline CPI: ≈ 0.1% m/m and about 3.4% y/y
• Core CPI: ≈ 0.2% m/m and 2.4–2.5% y/y
If the figures come in below expectations — that’s a plus for $BTC (less pressure to raise rates).
If they’re higher — possible strengthening of downward volatility.
August 13 — US PPI
Continuation of the inflation theme. The market will be watching whether it confirms the previous day.
August 17–20
Wyoming Blockchain Symposium
Institutions + regulators. May bring US regulatory news.
August 20–21
Coinfest Asia
Usually lifts market sentiment.
August 27–28
Bitcoin Asia (Hong Kong)
One of the key events of the month.
The nearest risk point is August 12.
Who’s already preparing for CPI?
$BTC $ETH $BNB

The market today is calm but interesting.
$BTC is holding near $65,000 and for several days has not produced a strong move either up or down. Volumes are not very high, and fear in the market is still present.
At the same time, some altcoins continue to show strong moves—especially those that were previously in the top of the biggest gainers.
A classic picture: Bitcoin is standing still, while money looks for opportunities in individual coins.
Does anyone see this as preparation for an impulse, or is it just a sideways range?
$BTC $ETH $BNB