Recently, has anyone noticed that $BTC has a pretty interesting little pattern —

Every time before the release of major data like CPI (Consumer Price Index) or PPI (Producer Price Index),

It often dips a bit first, as if feeling a little anxious;

But once the data comes out, if the data is lower than expected,

It immediately spikes, rising especially fast;

Conversely, if the data comes out higher than expected, increasing inflation pressure,

Bitcoin drops again.

Here are a few examples:

🔹 In March 2024, the CPI data released in the United States was 3.5%, higher than market expectations, which led to increased expectations of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, and BTC faced short-term pressure at that time.

🔹 In November 2023, the PPI data exceeded expectations at 5.2%, while the market expectation was 4.9%, and Bitcoin also experienced a decline in a short period.

This actually reflects the market's sensitivity to inflation and macroeconomic factors.

CPI and PPI are important indicators for assessing inflation;

When inflation decreases, market risk appetite rises, and funds are more willing to flow into assets like Bitcoin;

When inflation rises, central banks may tighten and raise interest rates, leading to tighter funds,

Naturally, Bitcoin faces pressure.

Personally, I believe that although Bitcoin is essentially a decentralized asset, it inevitably correlates with traditional markets in the face of macroeconomic influences, especially around the release of important economic data.

So, for those who want to play with Bitcoin, keep a close eye on the timing of CPI and PPI data, do your homework in advance, which can help you respond more calmly to fluctuations and seize opportunities for market reversals.

In short, don't panic when the data comes out; combine market expectations with actual performance to understand the overall trend, and predicting Bitcoin's rise and fall won't be difficult!