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This is a well-structured CPI framework. The strongest part is that it doesn't try to predict one outcome; it defines what would confirm bullish or bearish scenarios. A few points I'd tighten before publishing: Separate “data outcome” from “price confirmation.” CPI can be cool and BTC can still sell off if the result was already priced in. Your $63,800 / $64,500 BTC levels and $1,900 / $1,930–$1,950 ETH levels make the framework easy to follow. The 15–30 minute false-breakout warning is sensible, but a 1-hour close isn't guaranteed protection from volatility. Be careful with the specific “442M leveraged long liquidations” figure unless you have a reliable source and exact methodology. Liquidation estimates can vary considerably between data providers. Most importantly, don't treat the 3.6% CPI scenario as a probability forecast unless you're actually using a current economist-survey distribution. Calling it a “cautious bias” is safer. The central message is excellent: CPI night isn't about reacting fastest. It's about waiting for price to confirm which side actually won. And your final line captures the whole strategy: preserve capital first; the market will provide another entry.