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🕗 This morning, at 14:30 Madrid time, we're getting the data that could flip the script for Bitcoin this week.
The CPI for May 2026. Inflation in the U.S. 🇺🇸
And there's a factor almost no one is connecting to Bitcoin's price: the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel and Iran have been on edge for weeks. The Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's oil flows, has been at risk of closure. Oil prices reacted. Energy spiked. And energy is the main cost of mining Bitcoin.
BlackRock put it bluntly this week: the May CPI will be the first real read on how much that conflict is affecting consumer prices.
Market consensus expects a 4.2% year-over-year CPI. If the number comes in higher, the Fed has even less reason to cut rates. Higher rates for longer. Capital fleeing risk assets. More pressure on Bitcoin.
If the number surprises to the downside, the narrative could shift quickly.
$BTC is trading this morning around $63,000. In a holding pattern.
We’ll know in a few hours.
What are you expecting from today’s data?
#bitcoin #inflación #Fed #InstitutoBlockchain #FranBerlin
The CPI for May 2026. Inflation in the U.S. 🇺🇸
And there's a factor almost no one is connecting to Bitcoin's price: the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel and Iran have been on edge for weeks. The Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's oil flows, has been at risk of closure. Oil prices reacted. Energy spiked. And energy is the main cost of mining Bitcoin.
BlackRock put it bluntly this week: the May CPI will be the first real read on how much that conflict is affecting consumer prices.
Market consensus expects a 4.2% year-over-year CPI. If the number comes in higher, the Fed has even less reason to cut rates. Higher rates for longer. Capital fleeing risk assets. More pressure on Bitcoin.
If the number surprises to the downside, the narrative could shift quickly.
$BTC is trading this morning around $63,000. In a holding pattern.
We’ll know in a few hours.
What are you expecting from today’s data?
#bitcoin #inflación #Fed #InstitutoBlockchain #FranBerlin
📉 Inflation, overconsumption, and loss of purchasing power…
What if the issue isn’t just economic, but also moral?
Juan Pablo Moraga breaks down how Bitcoin can shift our relationship with time, savings, and financial sovereignty.
⚡ We also discuss:
• Time preference.
• “Fiat fog.”
• AI and inequality.
• Bitcoin for SMEs and flexible credit.
🎥 #inflación #IA #BTC #fiat #Inversiones $BTC
What if the issue isn’t just economic, but also moral?
Juan Pablo Moraga breaks down how Bitcoin can shift our relationship with time, savings, and financial sovereignty.
⚡ We also discuss:
• Time preference.
• “Fiat fog.”
• AI and inequality.
• Bitcoin for SMEs and flexible credit.
🎥 #inflación #IA #BTC #fiat #Inversiones $BTC
😮 Yesterday something happened that deserves more attention than it received.
The May CPI in the U.S. came in at 4.2% year-over-year. The highest figure in three years.
The expected reaction was panic in the markets. Massive sell-offs. Bitcoin drop $BTC
But that didn’t happen.
Bitcoin briefly surged to $62,000 and then stabilized around $61,400. Analysts were expecting worse.
Why? Because the core CPI — the one that excludes energy and food, providing the cleanest signal on structural inflation — came in at 0.2% month-over-month. Less than expected.
That matters. It means inflation is still high, yes, but the deeper, harder-to-control part is cooling off at the margins.
And then Trump said something that created more noise than the data itself:
“I love inflation.”
While oil surpassed $90 a barrel due to tensions with Iran. While consumers in the U.S. were paying $4.16 $USDT per gallon of gas. While the markets were processing everything at once.
In this context, Bitcoin showed something important: it’s no longer mechanically reacting to macro data. It’s picking up on the nuances.
That’s market maturity. Or the bottom is very close.
Which of the two readings do you think is more likely? $USDC
#bitcoin #inflación #Macro #InstitutoBlockchain #FranBerlin
The May CPI in the U.S. came in at 4.2% year-over-year. The highest figure in three years.
The expected reaction was panic in the markets. Massive sell-offs. Bitcoin drop $BTC
But that didn’t happen.
Bitcoin briefly surged to $62,000 and then stabilized around $61,400. Analysts were expecting worse.
Why? Because the core CPI — the one that excludes energy and food, providing the cleanest signal on structural inflation — came in at 0.2% month-over-month. Less than expected.
That matters. It means inflation is still high, yes, but the deeper, harder-to-control part is cooling off at the margins.
And then Trump said something that created more noise than the data itself:
“I love inflation.”
While oil surpassed $90 a barrel due to tensions with Iran. While consumers in the U.S. were paying $4.16 $USDT per gallon of gas. While the markets were processing everything at once.
In this context, Bitcoin showed something important: it’s no longer mechanically reacting to macro data. It’s picking up on the nuances.
That’s market maturity. Or the bottom is very close.
Which of the two readings do you think is more likely? $USDC
#bitcoin #inflación #Macro #InstitutoBlockchain #FranBerlin
🚨 ACCUMULATED INFLATION IN ARGENTINA REACHES 304% IN 29 MONTHS
If you want to understand why fiat money always ends up failing, stick around 👀 hit follow for more
The image says it all: a president who promised to cut public spending is still running the money printer full throttle while prices keep skyrocketing
The #inflación accumulated under #Milei is already hovering around 304% as of April, and the blender keeps doing its thing with salaries
🧠 This proves once again that as long as a currency can be printed without limits, your purchasing power can be mercilessly destroyed
#bitcoin solves this because it has only 21 million units and no one can print more
Do you think inflation in Argentina will really drop, or will we keep seeing the same old circus?
Tell me what you think below 👇
If you want to understand why fiat money always ends up failing, stick around 👀 hit follow for more
The image says it all: a president who promised to cut public spending is still running the money printer full throttle while prices keep skyrocketing
The #inflación accumulated under #Milei is already hovering around 304% as of April, and the blender keeps doing its thing with salaries
🧠 This proves once again that as long as a currency can be printed without limits, your purchasing power can be mercilessly destroyed
#bitcoin solves this because it has only 21 million units and no one can print more
Do you think inflation in Argentina will really drop, or will we keep seeing the same old circus?
Tell me what you think below 👇
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🔥Bitcoin dips as U.S. Producer Price Index data gets released 👀
The price of #bitcoin dropped below $80,000, following the release of the U.S. Producer Price Index (#PPI ) data, signaling a potential breakout of #inflación triggered by the U.S.-Iran conflict and rising oil prices.
After Tuesday's Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, the PPI also surprised to the upside, which could pose a hurdle for #Criptomonedas and risk assets, as the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions will likely be influenced by these numbers.
According to the data, the PPI increased to 6% year-on-year, while a 4.9% rise was anticipated. This spike is the highest recorded since December 2022. Furthermore, data from the Fedwatch tool suggests that there will be no rate cuts in the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting in June.
Meanwhile, traders are still holding onto hopes that Bitcoin will stay above $80,000 and soon break out at $82,000 and $84,000, but everything hinges on clearer market conditions, especially with the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Do you think Bitcoin will hold the $80,000 level, or will it dip again to the $60,000 range?
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The price of #bitcoin dropped below $80,000, following the release of the U.S. Producer Price Index (#PPI ) data, signaling a potential breakout of #inflación triggered by the U.S.-Iran conflict and rising oil prices.
After Tuesday's Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, the PPI also surprised to the upside, which could pose a hurdle for #Criptomonedas and risk assets, as the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions will likely be influenced by these numbers.
According to the data, the PPI increased to 6% year-on-year, while a 4.9% rise was anticipated. This spike is the highest recorded since December 2022. Furthermore, data from the Fedwatch tool suggests that there will be no rate cuts in the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting in June.
Meanwhile, traders are still holding onto hopes that Bitcoin will stay above $80,000 and soon break out at $82,000 and $84,000, but everything hinges on clearer market conditions, especially with the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Do you think Bitcoin will hold the $80,000 level, or will it dip again to the $60,000 range?
👉More crypto updates ...
Share and follow me for more 👈😎
$BTC
If you've got €20,000 in #banco ...
With a 3% of #inflación :
In 10 years → you lose ~€5,000 (≈25%)
In 20 years → you lose ~€9,000–10,000 (≈45–50%)
Tell me you're not trading because you don't want to lose money. 🤡🤡
With a 3% of #inflación :
In 10 years → you lose ~€5,000 (≈25%)
In 20 years → you lose ~€9,000–10,000 (≈45–50%)
Tell me you're not trading because you don't want to lose money. 🤡🤡
🚨 WHEN MONEY DIES, EMPIRES FALL 🔥📉💰💥🛡️
Check out this image because it's going to make you think seriously, hit the yellow rectangle for more +🔥👀
History always repeats itself, from Roman denarii to #fiat today; when money dies, empires get wiped out.
Debt is through the roof at #inflación and it just keeps rising, while purchasing power is collapsing—that's something we're already experiencing.
Central banks are printing like crazy, calling it stimulus while your cash loses value every day.
But there's a clear exit, and it's called #bitcoin limited supply; they can't print it, total independence, and protection against all this madness.
Act before #panico , bro.
What do you think about this historical comparison? Are you convinced, or do you still trust the current system? Let me know 👇
Check out this image because it's going to make you think seriously, hit the yellow rectangle for more +🔥👀
History always repeats itself, from Roman denarii to #fiat today; when money dies, empires get wiped out.
Debt is through the roof at #inflación and it just keeps rising, while purchasing power is collapsing—that's something we're already experiencing.
Central banks are printing like crazy, calling it stimulus while your cash loses value every day.
But there's a clear exit, and it's called #bitcoin limited supply; they can't print it, total independence, and protection against all this madness.
Act before #panico , bro.
What do you think about this historical comparison? Are you convinced, or do you still trust the current system? Let me know 👇
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