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Core Viewpoint - The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant rebound, with Bitcoin reaching nearly $70,000 and other cryptocurrencies also showing positive movements [1][2]. Cryptocurrency Market Performance - Bitcoin price peaked at $70,000, currently trading at $69,977, reflecting a gain of $1,049 (1.52%) [2][3]. - Ethereum increased by nearly 2%, now priced at $2,090.90, with a gain of $40.60 (1.98%) [2][3]. - Dogecoin surged by approximately 10% [2]. - Other notable cryptocurrencies include Cardano (up 8.71% to $0.2971), Filecoin (up 6.25% to $1.02), and XRP (up 6.93% to $1.5053) [3]. Liquidation Data - Over the past 24 hours, more than 90,000 traders faced liquidation, totaling nearly $200 million [3]. - Breakdown of liquidations includes: - 1-hour liquidation: $7.513 million - 4-hour liquidation: $36.301 million - 12-hour liquidation: $96.5 million - 24-hour liquidation: $190 million [4]. U.S. Inflation Report - The U.S. January inflation report indicates a year-on-year CPI increase of 2.4%, down from 2.7% in December, and below the expected 2.5% [5]. - The core CPI rose by 2.5% year-on-year and 0.3% month-on-month [5]. - The report has led traders to increase bets on the Federal Reserve potentially lowering interest rates three times this year, with a 50% chance of such cuts by year-end [5]. Market Sentiment and Predictions - Following a peak inflation rate of over 9% in mid-2022, inflation has significantly cooled, with some economists predicting further declines by 2026 [5]. - Market expectations for interest rate cuts have risen, with a 30% probability for April and over 80% for June [5]. - Concerns regarding cryptocurrency miners are growing, as investors adjust their positions amid a heavy holding in software, tech stocks, and cryptocurrencies [6]. Government Stance on Cryptocurrency - U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bentsen indicated that the government will not provide bailouts for cryptocurrencies, emphasizing the lack of authority to purchase Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies [6].