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Michael 897
Personally, I think the problem isn't how high the numbers are, but that inflation just won't come down. Just after a rate hike, more action might be needed. US Treasury yields are already rising, so risk assets definitely feel uncomfortable. But don't assume a crash just because of bad news; the key is how the funds respond.
$BTC first needs to hold 80,000. If Bitcoin can't reclaim the 83,000 to 84,000 range above, the rebound won't go smoothly; if support is lost, watch out for a pullback.
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