Next week (January 12-18) is destined to be a critical time window for the crypto market. Heavyweight data and events between China and the US will be densely bombarding the market, potentially deeply impacting the trend of mainstream cryptocurrencies.



Three key points on the US side are worth paying close attention to: Tuesday’s CPI data is the first trigger point, with the market generally expecting the data to be above expectations, but the true reflection will only be known after the release. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court’s final ruling on Trump’s tariff policies will directly determine the subsequent direction of trade wars, and the market’s expectations are often immediately affected. Thursday’s TSMC earnings report is also not to be overlooked — this chip giant’s performance directly reflects the heat of the AI industry and will significantly influence the sentiment of tokens closely related to the AI ecosystem, such as SOL and RNDR.

On the domestic front, changes are also brewing. Intensive industry conferences are being held, with fusion energy, AIGC, flying cars, and other cutting-edge technologies becoming focal points of discussion. These conferences often give rise to new market hype themes. Meanwhile, the release of December’s import and export data will provide new references for the market’s economic resilience.

A few predictions for the crypto circle: market volatility will significantly increase, and the intertwining of Eastern and Western news will make market sentiment highly sensitive, with sharp fluctuations inevitable. TSMC’s earnings report will test the authenticity of the AI narrative, and domestic conferences may ignite enthusiasm for new themes. If US data or tariff rulings turn unfavorable, Bitcoin’s role as “digital gold” and a safe haven may regain market attention.

Recommendations: closely follow the latest developments of these major events, moderately adjust position sizes, especially keep contract trading light, and give yourself enough room for error. Both opportunities and risks are amplifying next week — being prepared is key.
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SilentObservervip
· 18h ago
Next week the tug-of-war begins again. It feels like the CPI data is going to explode, and then the direction of BTC will be the key. The TSMC earnings report is really worth paying attention to, but it seems like the SOL coins have already played out a round of AI themes. Domestic industry conferences still have some opportunities; it all depends on what new tricks can be pulled out. Don't go all-in on contracts. Last time such intense bombardment, I paid quite a few tuition fees. --- Wait, is it really as critical as the article says, or is it just another wolf coming? The biggest concern is when both Eastern and Western news come together; market sentiment could really explode. --- Basically, just hold your positions honestly next week, reduce positions before major events. I'm not gambling this time. If TSMC's earnings are not good, the AI concept might cool off for a while. --- The tariff ruling needs to be monitored in real-time; it has a more direct impact than CPI. I promised to operate with light positions, but I think some people might still not be able to resist full leverage.
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ClassicDumpstervip
· 18h ago
Damn, so many shocks next week, really need to keep a close eye on it Why is the probability of CPI exceeding expectations so high? Feels like another crash is coming Does TSMC's earnings report really have that much influence on the crypto market? Seems a bit mysterious But the suggestion to keep a light position is still reliable, contract traders really need to be cautious What’s the use of those domestic flying car conferences? Just hype? Can Bitcoin’s safe-haven attribute really save the day this time? Feeling a bit anxious Next week is most likely another week where the retail investors get wiped out
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FudVaccinatorvip
· 18h ago
Next week's market trend depends on staying alert. If CPI and tariff rulings go wrong, there will be a sharp drop. TSMC's earnings report is really crucial. For AI concept coins, this is what to watch. Whether SOL can continue to soar depends on it. Domestic conferences about nuclear fusion flying cars all seem like hype topics, but retail investors fall for this trick. Don't hold a large position in contracts; I have deep experience with this. A black swan can wipe you out instantly. The real issue is that there are too many uncertainties on the US side. Trump's policies are always unpredictable. The reliability of BTC's safe-haven attribute depends on market sentiment; sometimes it even falls together with the market. Next week is likely to be very volatile. Being mentally prepared is more important than anything else.
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