#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 Tonight at 11 PM, the core PCE data will be released. The expected value is 2.9%, the same as last month. Many people see this and think—since the data hasn't changed, the market should transition smoothly, right?

But reality is often the opposite.

Looking back at similar situations last year: the data met expectations, but the market immediately plunged 5%. The candlestick chart looked like a floodgate opening, retail investors panic-sold, only to find that the main players had completed accumulation at the bottom, followed by a rapid surge. This scenario has played out repeatedly in the crypto market.

What's the core logic? The main players use "in-line with expectations" data to create short-term volatility, with the goal of shaking out weak hands. When everyone thinks "flat data = flat market," that's exactly the psychological blind spot that's easiest to exploit.

So the focus tonight isn't on the data itself, but on how the market reacts to it.

Here are two practical tips:

First, if there's a sharp dip and wick after the data release, it's most likely the final shakeout. At this point, stay calm and don't let your emotions drive you to sell at a loss, or else you'll just become a supplier of cheap coins to the main players.

Second, if the price doesn't budge at all after the data is released, be cautious. This kind of eerie calm often signals that a major move is about to start—it could be a surge or a crash. Be sure to set your stop-loss and take-profit orders in advance so you don't end up on the back foot.

After spending enough time in the crypto market, you'll realize that the real money isn't made by predicting data, but by understanding market sentiment and the intentions of the main players. I'll be monitoring the market all night and will update immediately if there are any unusual moves. Stay rational and don't let your emotions dictate your trades.