Cryptorocket
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Response to the Lack of Market Reaction to May's Lower-Than-Expected CPI and PPI in the U.S. First off, market reactions don’t always follow logic. Sure, logic is important, but real life doesn’t always play by those rules. Plus, the impact of logical reasoning can diminish over time. Also, logic’s impact depends on real-world conditions. For example, the Federal Reserve’s stance is still tough, and the market needs time to absorb this information, which might gradually have an impact. We need to understand and wait for the market to adjust itself.
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Cryptorocket
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Secondly, it might take some time for these factors to take effect, and we might be seeing early signs already. For instance, ENS, OP, and LDO are performing better than Bitcoin. The market needs time to process and react to new information and changes. The real impact will be felt when most investors believe that the market isn’t as hawkish as the Fed’s rhetoric suggests. Whether you’re trading in the secondary market or navigating life, don’t get stuck on what “should” happen. In the secondary market, nothing is guaranteed – what happens, happens. The larger your position, the more you’re willing to put your money where your judgment is.
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关键词：市场行为不可预测，道理的边际效应递减，新消息的时间滞后效应，市场的自我消化过程，避免"应该"思维 Key points: Unpredictable market behavior, diminishing returns of logic, delayed effects of new information, market's self-adjustment process, avoiding the "should be" mindset.
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