2026-01-12 12:31:42

Bitcoin is fluctuating around $92,122, with a 24-hour increase of 1.7%. Ethereum has slightly retreated to $3,158, down 2.2%. The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies remains at $3.23 trillion, up 1.6% week-on-week. Asian stock markets are modestly higher, and oil prices continue to rise supported by the Middle East situation. Next, focus should be on the US CPI data released on January 13 — this will directly influence the Federal Reserve's future policy direction. Meanwhile, the risk of Powell's subpoena is also increasing market uncertainty. These factors could trigger chain reactions in coin prices, making close monitoring essential.

BTC3,28%

ETH3,74%

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FreeRider

· 9h ago

This wave of Bitcoin volatility is really dull, just waiting for the CPI data... Powell's side is also quite intense, feels like it's going to be tough later on.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 15h ago

Here we go again, BTC is hovering around 92,000. Can it really break through this time? --- ETH drops 2 points, why is it still so calm? Waiting for CPI to cause trouble? --- Powell's antics have really messed with the market sentiment, it's truly outrageous. --- A market cap of 3.23 trillion feels like paper—one data point could cause a collapse. --- Middle East is getting involved again; oil prices are rising, and so are the coin prices. --- Waiting for the data on the 13th, let's take a break today; anyway, there's no escaping it. --- Don't ask me how to operate; I'm just here to watch the fun. --- Whether this wave is a trap or an opportunity depends on the Fed's mood. --- A 1.6% increase in market value—worth celebrating? I laughed.

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WealthCoffee

· 01-12 12:59

The crypto world is like this: BTC holds its ground, but ETH is starting to falter again. What's going on? We need to keep a close eye on the CPI data that day. Powell's sudden move has caused widespread panic. Will it really cause a market crash? Oil prices are rising, the stock market is up, and the crypto market is also climbing. It looks comfortable, but somehow something feels off... Let's wait and see on the 13th. Only then will we know the real story. The 3.23 trillion scale has stabilized, not too bad. It's just that this uncertainty is really annoying.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-12 12:58

Hey, CPI data is the real game-changer. When that happens, the crypto prices are probably going to be on a roller coaster. --- Emma, BTC's recent volatility is really annoying, feels like playing a guessing game... The Powell news makes it even more worrying. --- Wait, ETH is dropping quite sharply, gotta hold this 3158 level, right? --- The Middle East situation is affecting oil prices again, which then impacts the market... This chain reaction is really unpredictable. --- We definitely need to keep an eye on the CPI data on January 13th. It might trigger another big surge. --- Market cap is still climbing, which is good, but this uncertainty is really exhausting. --- No one can predict the risk of Powell's subpoena, feels like the market has been betting these past two days. --- BTC's small rise is okay, but I'm worried about a surprise from CPI... Will I have to cut losses again then?

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-12 12:52

BTC is holding up around 92,000, but the key still depends on how CPI behaves. Powell's situation is really a bit annoying. ETH dropped 2.2, which is a bit uncomfortable, but overall the market is still rising. How long can the Middle East oil price speculation last? That day, CPI is probably going to be a bloodbath again. Prepare yourselves psychologically in advance, everyone. The biggest fear in the crypto world is this kind of uncertainty—policy risks combined with geopolitical conflicts. If not careful, it could lead to repeated shakeouts. On January 13th, you must keep a close eye on the market; otherwise, you might get liquidated in the middle of the night without even knowing what happened.

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