Tonight at 9:30 and tomorrow, two "macro nuclear bombs" will be detonated in the global markets, potentially marking the last and most intense two-way volatility of the year for the cryptocurrency market! The first "nuclear bomb" is the US CPI report at 21:30 tonight, which is the last one for 2025. Due to the previous government shutdown causing missing October data, the interpretation will be extremely complex. The market is focused on whether the inflation rate can return to the 2% range. If it falls below 3.0%, for example to 2.9%, it will be seen as a major positive, reinforcing the Fed's expectation of continued rate cuts in 2026 and giving a green light to the "Christmas rally" in risk assets (including cryptocurrencies); if it stays at 3.0% or higher, the narrative of "maintaining high interest rates for longer" will strengthen, short-term suppressing market sentiment. $SOL $BNB $ETH The second "nuclear bomb" is the Bank of Japan's rate hike tomorrow, almost certain to be 0.25%, raising the interest rate to 0.75%, the highest in thirty years since 1995. Over the past decade, a large amount of capital has borrowed yen for global arbitrage, and rate hikes mean soaring financing costs. Japan's rate hike in July 2024 triggered intense turbulence in the cryptocurrency market, and recent market declines may be an early reaction to this. The two forces intertwine, and the market may head to extremes. In terms of operations, short on rallies!