🛝🛝U.S. CPI and the Energy Shock: A New Test for the Crypto Market According to a report from Mars Finance, the market’s core concern is no longer just the tension between Iran and the United States, but the broader impact of the energy shock on global inflation and monetary policy. Ongoing risks around the Strait of Hormuz continue to keep oil prices elevated, increasing inflationary pressure. Markets expect the U.S. April CPI to rise to 3.7%, with core CPI around 2.7%. The main concern is not energy itself, but the risk that inflation spreads to housing and services, especially as rents show signs of rising again. If energy and housing both exert upward pressure, expectations for rate cuts by the Federal Reserve could be further delayed. In this environment, the crypto market—particularly Bitcoin—is gradually shifting from liquidity-driven momentum to macro risk repricing. If CPI exceeds expectations, a stronger USD and rising U.S. bond yields could weaken risk appetite and slow $BTC ’s upward momentum. Conversely, if core inflation remains contained, expectations for improving liquidity later this year may remain intact. $ETH $SOL #USAprilCPITonight #WarshTakesFedChair #CryptoMinersGoAI