#重大空投观察 Picking Up Shady Chips Phase!

After the market and Ethereum spiked yesterday, we directly came back for a second test.

The market dipped to around 94200.

Ethereum around 3510.

Ethereum around 3500.

This has already become a pretty good low-buying area. For those who made profits at lower levels before, or those who haven't entered yet, if you want to lay out again for ETH's upgrade speculation next year, around 3500 is completely suitable for the initial position.

In a bull market, there are sharp declines and slow rises; each sharp decline is a good opportunity to rebuild positions. The key is human nature—panic or greed, always thinking about buying at lower prices. We should enter the market according to the established plan.

Currently judging the market, the bull market has just begun:

We don’t know if BTC can reach 200,000 or 300,000, just knowing it has just started is enough—this round is no longer determined by old investors, but by micro strategies, by mara, by the national reserves of beautiful countries, by the national reserves of Russia, and by the pensions of various countries.

Speaking of the big environment: there are both positive and negative factors this month, so friends should be cautious.

In January 2025, Trump will take office.

Yesterday news broke that Trump hopes Bitcoin will reach 150,000 dollars early in his term. Wow, so at that time, will ETH be able to lead the altcoins for a wave, along with expectations of loose policies?

On the negative side, we should pay attention to interest rate cuts and the economic situation, but next month's monetary policy meeting is on January 29. Officially taking office is on January 20.

Let's pay attention to the macroeconomic aspects that are crucial this week, as several key inflation data points are about to be released, influencing expectations for the next interest rate cut.

Data released on Wednesday at 9:30 includes: CPI.

PPI will be released on Thursday at 9:30.

Tonight's CPI data release is undoubtedly the focus of the market, and many friends have already started speculating on how Bitcoin will react. Sweet Girl is relatively optimistic.

The logic is still the same as last Friday's non-farm data; current inflation expectations are rising. Even if inflation data rises slightly, it won't affect the Federal Reserve's established path for interest rate cuts in December.

A continuous 72-hour decline is also rare in history, so the possibility of a short-term rebound remains high. Just like when a bowstring is drawn tight, it will inevitably be accompanied by strong rebound power.