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📊 Mixin Daily Market Watch

📊 Inflation Data and Earnings Put Markets to the Test This Week
The US will release September CPI on October 14 at 12:30 UTC, followed by September PPI on October 15 at 12:30 UTC.

After last week’s pullback, markets are looking for fresh evidence of whether interest-rate pressure can ease. Alongside headline inflation, core inflation—which excludes food and energy—will be closely watched.

If energy prices lift headline inflation while core inflation continues to cool, the market response could be mixed. If both come in stronger than expected, risk assets could face additional pressure.

BTC is trading around $83,600, ETH near $2,545, and BTC dominance stands at approximately 59.4%. Both assets have recovered from the levels seen in Saturday’s market watch.

Prices have improved, but the recovery will need support from spot demand and ETF inflows this week. Ahead of major data releases, short-term gains can remain vulnerable to shifts in expectations.

Watch whether trading volume strengthens as prices rise and whether buyers continue to provide support during pullbacks. The weekend recovery alone is not enough to confirm a stronger trend.

🌍 Oil Retreats in Early Trading as Middle East Risks Persist
During early Asian trading today, Brent crude eased to around $103.50 per barrel, while WTI traded near $90.70. Markets are weighing the possibility of increased Russian diesel exports against supply risks from attacks in the Gulf.

Lower oil prices could offer some relief to sentiment, but prices remain elevated. If additional supply materializes, energy-related inflation pressure could ease. Further disruptions to shipping or energy facilities, however, could quickly renew concerns.

For crypto, oil remains relevant through its effect on inflation expectations, interest rates, and risk appetite.

💵 Dollar Holds Near Recent Highs Ahead of CPI
The US Dollar Index stood around 102.14 in early Asian trading, remaining close to the 18-month high reached last week. Middle East developments and this week’s US inflation data remain key drivers.

A strong dollar continues to create a challenging backdrop for crypto’s recovery. Further dollar strength after CPI could limit the rebound. A weaker dollar, combined with improving demand, would offer more favorable conditions.

💰 This Week Will Test Whether ETF Inflows Can Continue
Last Friday, US spot BTC ETFs recorded approximately $21.1 million in net inflows, but the week still ended with around $678.9 million in net outflows.

The modest return to inflows suggests selling pressure has eased, though its durability remains unproven. This week, watch whether inflows continue across multiple sessions and gradually increase.

If prices rise while ETFs return to substantial outflows, the rebound would warrant caution. Improving prices alongside stronger inflows would provide clearer evidence of stabilization.

🏦 Earnings Season Begins, Putting Valuations in Focus
Major US banks will report earnings this week, giving investors fresh evidence of whether corporate profits can support current valuations.

For crypto, the impact is likely to come through broader risk appetite. Strong results and outlooks could support sentiment across markets. Renewed concerns about financing costs and earnings growth could weigh on risk assets together.

Both inflation and earnings will matter this week. A positive development in one area may need support from the other to sustain market gains.

🔍 What to Watch Next
✅ US CPI on Wednesday at 12:30 UTC
✅ US PPI on Thursday at 12:30 UTC
✅ Whether BTC’s rebound attracts stronger volume and demand
✅ Whether ETF inflows continue
✅ Middle East developments and energy supply
✅ US bank earnings and market reactions

⚠️ Risk Watch
Prices have recovered, but sustained inflows still need confirmation. Pressure from the dollar and elevated energy prices has also yet to fully ease.

With major data releases and earnings ahead, expectations could shift quickly. Watch how prices, the dollar, and fund flows respond after the releases, and keep position sizes and leverage measured.