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SUI The crypto market started this week with a clear hesitation
Lack of confidence, light positions, and traders are waiting and see. The reason: Three macroeconomic events will emerge in a few days that may determine the next direction of risky assets.
According to analysis by QCP Capital, investors are closely watching Tuesday's release of the U.S. consumer price index, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh's two-day congressional testimony, and the start of the second-quarter earnings season.
Macro Weekly Outlook: CPI, Federal Reserve and Financial Report
These three are classic volatility triggers. CPI data either quell inflation concerns or exacerbate inflation concerns, directly shaping market expectations for the Fed's interest rate path. Walsh's testimony-his first major public appearance since taking office-will be carefully read for any shift in attitude towards jobs, growth or the worrying "higher and longer" rhetoric. At the same time, second-quarter earnings reports will reveal whether U.S. companies are truly feeling the economic pressure, which is often transmitted to the crypto market through liquidity and emotional channels. The performance of the technology sector is particularly concerned because of the strong correlation between the crypto market and Nasdaq movements.
For Bitcoin, short-term calculations are simple. Stable institutional adoption and reliable demand from spot ETFs provide a structural bottom. However, the bottom is not a breakthrough. Without a decisive macro catalyst, Bitcoin would still be trapped in a range that lasted for several weeks. The options market further exacerbates this situation, compressing implied volatility before data is released, and once the data is implemented, this pattern often leads to drastic breakthroughs.
Range volatile market structure
The story of ETF demand is true, but it has lost its impact. Daily capital flows are no longer the material of headlines, but background noise. QCP Capital's analysis clearly points out that a favorable background alone is not enough to drive a rebound. This makes Bitcoin prone to sideways swings until one of three macro events gives a clearer signal.
Underneath the surface, institutional interest has not disappeared, it is just waiting. The recent milestone of real-world assets on the chain exceeding US$20 billion shows that even if the spot market stagnates, deep capital continues to build infrastructure. This tiered demand could eventually tighten liquidity and lay the foundation for a more lasting trend-just not this week.
What Can Break the Deadlock
Weak CPI data combined with cautious Walsh may be enough to turn things around. If inflation falls below expectations and the Federal Reserve chairman emphasizes patience, interest-rate bets will surge and Bitcoin may finally test the upper edge of its range. Vice versa. If the data overheats or turns hawkish, it will strengthen the top and may trigger speculators to rush out.
There is also a "trump card" in terms of supervision. The largest crypto bill in U.S. history faces a Senate vote, and banks are actively trying to kill it just days before the vote. This political drama has added a layer of uncertainty to the market that the spot market cannot easily ignore. Washington's policy direction, like monetary policy, is the second major factor.
Although the entire market is holding its breath, the story of some altcoins is still brewing. SUI rose 18% to $1.24 on strong volume, driven by institutional pledges and fintech consolidation, reminding us that when the macro background is calm, independent catalysts can still generate extraordinary fluctuations.
However, large funds are still waiting. The bottom is solid and the top is stubborn. No matter which door is opened, it will be unlocked by data to be released this week.
