Friday, focusing on tonight’s CPI, Big Cake and Ether analysis



At 8:30 PM tonight, the U.S. will release its March CPI data. The expected month-over-month rate is 0.9%, higher than the prior value of 0.3%. Due to geopolitical conflicts driving a surge in oil prices and the impact of tariff policies, the data is expected to rebound significantly. If the CPI meets or exceeds this hot-forecast expectation, interest rates may face even higher inflation.

Big Cake’s Asian session surged to around 73,000, hit resistance and pulled back for correction. The bullish momentum is strong, but it rises quickly and falls just as fast. On Friday, the key time window is prone to a turning point, so we first follow the trend to go long. Later in the evening, we’ll look for the high point to short. In the afternoon, it is recommended to consider going long in the 71,000–71,500 range. Don’t short unless it breaks 73,500.

Compared with Big Cake, Ether’s performance is indeed somewhat weaker, but the overall rhythm is basically the same—only the price range is far smaller. After probing the 2,246 area in the early session, it was pushed back by resistance and is currently consolidating around 2,180. As long as it does not fall below the overnight low support, the market still follows a sideways-to-upward trend. For the short term, consider going long in the 2,160–2,185 range. Don’t short unless it breaks 2,275.

This week, because the situation in the Middle East is unclear and confusing, news has been coming out frequently. Everyone should try to watch more and act less—don’t chase rallies or cut lows. Risk control is always the top priority. #加密市场回升
BTC1.38%
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