Tonight at 21:30, as the CPI data comes out, the global liquidity ECG will sound the alarm!
Powell says 'inflation is high, employment is cooling,' but he holds a clear card:
Is it easy to pump liquidity? Not that simple.
Did you understand Goldman Sachs' phrase 'the endpoint of preventive interest rate cuts'?
What it means is—stop fantasizing that the Federal Reserve will gently support the market; we must see the job market truly collapse before the faucet can loosen!
What does this mean for the cryptocurrency circle?
Liquidity expectations are being 'pulled out.'
If the CPI is above 3.1%, even if it's just 0.1% more: the market will go wild in an instant, interest rate cut expectations will be pushed back, the dollar will be drained, and risk assets will collectively tremble.
If it falls short of expectations? Don't rejoice too early—what's implied is 'if inflation doesn't drop enough, employment still needs to be weak,' this is called a double strangulation scenario, and the dealer is waiting for you to chase the highs and sell the lows!
So tonight, what you're betting on is not the data, but the Federal Reserve's bottom line.
The more brutal reality is: in moments of volatility, exchanges will invariably lag, and spikes will inevitably come; without cash = at the mercy of others.
What should I do?
While everyone is watching the ups and downs, the smart ones are already doing something:
Changing part of their position into 'stable assets' that do not rely on the Federal Reserve's script—like @usddio.
Why?
Because when the market is trading on the nerve knife of 'inflation' and 'employment', USDD is not tied to any data.
It is stable, not relying on news, but on a hard mechanism of excess collateral + multi-chain transparent reserves.
Tonight, some are staying up late with a heart rate of 180 watching the market, while others, having exchanged part of their U for #USDD in advance to stabilize their outlook, are able to calmly watch the show.
This is not avoiding volatility, but an active choice—
On the uncertain edge, putting on a bulletproof vest for oneself.
Remember: inflation is the surface, employment is the handle, and the Federal Reserve holds the knife.
What we can do is not predict how the knife will fall, but to ensure we are not fatally wounded by it.