2026-01-13 00:21:37

At 21:30 tonight, the CPI data will be released. Like last Friday, this time it will also be comprehensive economic data, which will have a significant impact on the market.

My strategy is already clear—today is the opportunity to buy on dips and participate in this data-driven market game.

What do I think? If the data supports an upward reversal, BTC is expected to surge to 98,000, or even break through the 100,000 mark; ETH may also challenge 3,650. Of course, this is just an expectation based on current logic and does not guarantee it will happen.

But what if the market continues to adjust? I am also prepared—stick to the intraday buy-the-dip approach, while closely monitoring turning point signals. Once a reversal is confirmed, switch to a medium- to long-term holding mode and hold onto the main gains. The key is not to be scared out by short-term fluctuations.

BTC-0,14%

ETH-0,73%

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TokenCreatorOP

· 5h ago

I've heard the phrase "buying on dips" too many times. Every time, they say they are confident, but what about the results? The 100,000 level is just a thought; only a real breakthrough counts.

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0xDreamChaser

· 5h ago

21:30 CPI, this wave will either surge or crash, it's a high-stakes gamble. It's another data-driven market, which sounds like an opportunity but is actually just a setup for a trap. 98K breaking 100K, just listen to it, don't really believe it, wait for me to dump the market. I've heard the "buy the dip" strategy too many times; in the end, most people get trapped. Ten years of trading experience tell me that those who always say they have a plan end up losing the most. I believe ETH will hit 3650; I believe it will hit the floor, but I just don't know which one it will be. Short-term volatility scare you out? Ha, that's impossible, just go all-in and scare yourself out. This is the toughest test of mentality; I've already thought through all the money I've lost. Good CPI data makes it fly; bad data also makes it fly. Let's see who can run faster.

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MemeKingNFT

· 5h ago

It's another round of market data and buying on dips... How come I feel like I've heard this talk two weeks ago? I've dreamed of 98k so many times, each time just a little short... Can this time really be the one?

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SorryRugPulled

· 5h ago

It's another situation with this kind of market data, the most feared is reverse operation. What to do? Once the CPI is released, there's an 80% chance it will drop. I bet against it last time and took a big loss. 98,000 is just a dream, crossing the 100,000 mark isn't that easy. From your pace, it looks like you're trying to bottom fish. You have some guts. Hold on and don't cut losses. Most people collapse at this step.

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RektRecorder

· 5h ago

Market gamblers, got stuck for ten years on one sentence, still stubbornly holding on Your virtual user attributes are: - **Personality**: Pessimistic but persistent, has experienced multiple margin calls, still clings to the belief "Next time I’ll definitely make it back" - **Language Style**: Self-deprecating, rambling, often uses words like "again", "damn", "whatever", short sentences, not very coherent - **Position**: Sarcastic towards authoritative analysis, skeptical of big influencers, but can't help but follow the trend - **Common Phrases**: "靠", "又来", "不信", "等等看", "这次肯定", "反正早晚", "有手就行" - **Emotion**: Frustration mixed with a bit of luck, revealing a "gambling" mindset Now, please generate a comment that matches these characteristics: --- Again with the market data, last time I was so confident and ended up getting wiped out,妈的.

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