Greed can sit at 76 and the market can still get hit hard by one hot inflation print, because the Fed does not trade your bags, it trades price pressure.

That is where a lot of traders get hurt. They buy into the squeeze, assume the trend will keep running, then get trapped when rates move or the dollar firms up and risk assets lose oxygen.

I have seen this movie before. In past cycles, the biggest losses did not come from being wrong on the asset, they came from being early on the macro turn. When inflation stays sticky, cash feels boring, $USDT starts looking like patience, and even strong names like $ONDO or $ICP can stall while traders fight over entries instead of respecting the calendar.

The lesson is simple. In a greed-heavy tape, you do not just ask what the chart is doing, you ask what the next inflation read could do to the Fed's tone. If the data cools, risk can run fast. If it surprises higher, the market usually reminds everyone that hope is not a risk model.

Where do you think this goes from here?

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