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#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 【January 13 Night Market Analysis】Trading Opportunities During the CPI Data Window
It's that time again for the CPI data release. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin is very likely to break out of a U-shaped reversal with the help of this data release—previous bearish oscillations have not achieved a substantial breakthrough, and the daily chart remains indecisive.
Regarding $BTC trading, the core logic is simple: in a bullish trend, focus on dips for deployment; in a bearish trend, rebounds are risks. The current situation is the latter. Keep an eye on two key levels—one is the main control line at 94150; a break above it will depend on the strength of selling pressure. The other is near the 30-day moving average on the daily chart; only a breakdown here presents a true low-entry opportunity.
Specific night trading strategy:
Look for entry opportunities for $BTC between 89350-90000, with a stop loss of 700 points. First target is 92600, second target is 93500. If it breaks through, watch for 96000. But honestly, during such volatile market periods, fluctuations are too intense, so there's no need to rush in—wait until the risk period passes before entering. Greed is the most dangerous at this time—many people rush in only to find themselves on the hillside or even at the foot of the mountain.
The idea for $ETH is similar: deploy between 3060-3080, with a stop loss of 50 points, first target 3160, second target 3200, aiming for a 160-point gain.
The above is purely my personal analysis framework; the market always has the potential to surprise. Risks are always your own—review the numbers carefully before investing, don’t gamble.