2026-01-13 17:30:45

#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Yesterday, I looked at the trends of $ORDI and $1000SATS. The 12:00 noon mark is indeed a watershed moment. Those who entered the market before 12:00 got in at around 4.7 yuan, while players who followed after 12:00 bought at higher prices, leading to immediate ranking changes on the UTC+8 leaderboard. Interestingly, the coins I traded during the day are currently stable within the top ten of the leaderboard.

As the US CPI data is about to be released, market sensitivity is clearly increasing. Such macroeconomic data often triggers short-term volatility in the crypto market, especially when a coin is in a high-heat phase. Timing and luck indeed play a significant role in trading.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 13h ago

ngl timing the dip is like sourcing ingredients at peak freshness - miss that 12pm window and you're paying premium prices for yesterday's produce. the real question is whether these tokens will hold their top-10 spot once cpi drops or if it's just another flash in the pan situation...

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HappyMinerUncle

· 14h ago

I also got caught in the wave at 12 o'clock and ended up buying at a high point. Now looking at the top ten rankings, I feel anxious. If the CPI release is bearish, these hot coins will instantly plummet, and it will be another round of chopping up the retail investors. Luck is, to put it simply, a matter of probability. If you bet right, you're a genius; if you bet wrong, you're just a retail investor.

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DeFiDoctor

· 14h ago

Medical consultation records show that the watershed phenomenon around 12 o'clock is actually a clinical manifestation of liquidity indicators. The price difference between early entry and late entry is essentially a strategy complication—without a proper fund management plan, you are easily overwhelmed by macroeconomic data with a single blow. I've seen this kind of turbulence before CPI releases many times. I recommend everyone regularly review their stop-loss settings and don't rely on luck to diagnose risks for you.

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