After the US December core CPI data was released below market expectations, it directly ignited expectations of interest rate cuts. What followed? A weakening dollar and easing market liquidity — once these two conditions occur simultaneously, funds start seeking an exit. As a high-beta asset, BTC naturally becomes the target of institutional and retail investors rushing in. The data speaks for itself: a single-day increase of over 3%, demonstrating how sensitive the market's response to this round of good news is. Weak economic data often signals the arrival of an easing cycle, and during this window, risk assets are usually the first to benefit.
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ChainChef
· 9h ago
ngl the CPI miss just made the whole market simmer perfectly... weak dollar + loose liquidity = btc's getting seasoned real quick, 3% daily gains taste pretty good right now tbh
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 9h ago
Another round of easing expectations? I've been through this before. In 2019, it was the same story—what happened? BTC surged past 20,000 and then was cut in half. Don't be fooled by a 3% increase; the logic of the capital pool is always the same—easing comes, risk assets surge first, and then what? Institutions have already taken profits at the top, while retail investors are still bullish.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 9h ago
The dollar has depreciated, liquidity has loosened, institutions and retail investors are rushing together, and the 3% increase in BTC really can't be held back anymore haha
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CryptoMom
· 9h ago
Dollar depreciation + interest rate cut expectations, BTC is directly taking off. This wave of logic is so clear, with no place to go, funds are piling into risk assets.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 9h ago
As soon as the expectation of interest rate cuts emerged, funds flooded into BTC. This liquidity dividend is really irresistible.
After the US December core CPI data was released below market expectations, it directly ignited expectations of interest rate cuts. What followed? A weakening dollar and easing market liquidity — once these two conditions occur simultaneously, funds start seeking an exit. As a high-beta asset, BTC naturally becomes the target of institutional and retail investors rushing in. The data speaks for itself: a single-day increase of over 3%, demonstrating how sensitive the market's response to this round of good news is. Weak economic data often signals the arrival of an easing cycle, and during this window, risk assets are usually the first to benefit.