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In March, the US CPI annual rate dropped to 2.4%, hitting a six-month low. This data not only skyrocketed expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve but also became the catalyst for a new round of market trends in the cryptocurrency sector.
After the CPI data was released, the market instantly shifted to a 'rate cut celebration' mode. Although on-chain data shows that some large whale addresses are still reducing their holdings at high prices, the net outflow from exchanges surged, indicating that retail investors are experiencing FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Bitcoin's weekly price has stabilized at a key support level, and if it breaks through the previous high, it could trigger a short squeeze. However, caution is warranted as history may repeat itself— the 'buy the expectation, sell the fact' scenario triggered by the 2023 CPI data previously led to a 10% one-day drop in Bitcoin. Currently, the market's leverage has risen to a dangerous range, hiding the risk of a correction.
If the interest rate cut cycle begins, the spillover of US dollar liquidity may boost the crypto market. However, the ongoing inflation risks brought about by Trump's tariff policies remain unresolved. On a technical level, Bitcoin spot ETF funds continue to flow in, coupled with the accelerated landing of AI + blockchain projects (such as decentralized computing power leasing), which may improve the industry fundamentals or hedge against policy fluctuations.
When institutional and policy battles dominate the market, MEME coins are finding alternative paths due to strong community consensus. Conan, as a leading 'Presidential Dog' concept, has recently seen a surge in on-chain interaction addresses. Such grassroots projects may perform independently in a volatile market.
