More money is moving into crypto when big U.S. economic news hits.
This is called “inflows.” Inflows mean more dollars are going into Bitcoin ($BTC ),
Ethereum ($ETH ), and crypto funds than coming out.

For beginners, here’s why this can happen and what to watch.

Why inflows can jump:
1. Bitcoin ETFs and crypto funds bring in institutional money. 📊
2. Stablecoin supply grows, adding fresh “buying power” on exchanges. 🧱
3. Investors look for diversification and an inflation hedge. 🛡️
4. Better market mood (risk-on) supports crypto demand.

What U.S. news matters most:
1. Inflation (CPI/PCE): If inflation cools, the Federal Reserve may
lower interest rates.
2. Lower rates can make crypto more attractive.
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3. Fed signals: When the Fed hints at slower hikes or possible cuts, investors often take more risk. Crypto can benefit. 🏦
4. Jobs and growth: Softer job data can mean easier policy ahead. Strong data can keep rates higher for longer.
5. U.S. dollar: A weaker dollar can help crypto because global buyers get more value. 💵

Beginner tips:
1. Watch key signals: CPI/PCE, Fed (FOMC) meetings, 10-year Treasury
2. yield, DXY (U.S. dollar index), Bitcoin ETF net flows, and stablecoin market cap.
3. Don’t FOMO. Use a plan like dollar-cost averaging.
Learn fees and security basics. Only invest what you can afford to lose. 🧠

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