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There is a chance the market will go down ... what do you think ... will there be a correction or not ... should I wait for a few days here

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$BTC $ETH 1. Core PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures price index) Reported: 2.6% Expected: 2.5% Previous: 2.5% → Slightly higher inflation measure (sticky inflation) 2. GDP Growth (annualized, Q2) Reported: 3.8% Expected: 3.3% Previous: 3.3% → Stronger-than-expected economic growth 🔍 Impact on Crypto Markets 1. Monetary Policy Expectations Higher-than-expected Core PCE → signals inflation is still sticky. The Fed uses Core PCE as its preferred inflation gauge. A higher reading strengthens the case for keeping interest rates higher for longer. Implication for crypto: Higher rates make risk assets (like Bitcoin & altcoins) less attractive compared to bonds and cash → short-term bearish pressure. Stronger GDP Growth → economy is resilient despite higher rates. This suggests the Fed can maintain tight policy without worrying about recession. Again, this limits the chance of immediate rate cuts → another bearish factor for speculative assets, including crypto 2. Liquidity & Risk Appetite Crypto thrives when liquidity is abundant and real yields are low. With GDP beating expectations and inflation being sticky, liquidity conditions tighten (investors prefer bonds with higher yields). Short-term: Institutions may rotate away from crypto into safer yield-bearing assets → downward pressure on BTC/ETH. 3. U.S. Dollar Strength Strong GDP + sticky inflation = stronger U.S. dollar (DXY index). A stronger dollar usually weighs on Bitcoin, since BTC often trades inversely to the USD (investors hedge against dollar weakness) 4. Market Psychology Crypto investors interpret strong macro data in two opposing ways: Bearish View: Fed will delay rate cuts → tighter liquidity → sell-off in crypto. Bullish View (long-term): U.S. economy is strong, avoiding recession → global risk sentiment improves → in the medium term, crypto benefits once rate cuts eventually come 📈 Critical Outlook Short-term (weeks): Likely bearish or sideways for BTC & ETH. Sticky inflation + strong GDP = Fed delay cuts, hurting speculative risk assets.

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yh this is true ..

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$BTC hard pump is waiting for #btc enter price 114500 - 114700 stop loss 🛑 113500 take profit 1 at 15500 tp 2 ar 16500 tp at 17500 the whole coming weeks are bullish for the market so we are ready to make more profit

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$BTC I think #btc is the good option right now because every coin almost rises by 10% or more .. but #btc still gives us a chance to invest in it . I'm going to long with 30×

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