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Markets are bracing for the November 25 U.S. PPI print, and the timing aligns with visible stress in Bitcoin order books. New liquidity data shows heavy sell-side supply sitting between 80,000 and 90,000 dollars, while whale cohorts continue to reduce their bid support.Together, the macro backdrop and the declining liquidity create a fragile setup for crypto. PPI Arrives on November 25 as Forecast Holds at 2.7 Percent The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the October Producer Price Index today at 8:30 a.m. ET, with both headline and core PPI expected at 2.7 percent year over year. These estimates remain unchanged across major economic calendars and reflect a stable producer-inflation outlook. PPI Expectations Powell Briefing. Source: Whale Everything However, markets rarely remain calm ahead of a major inflation print. Because PPI often leads CPI, even a small deviation from the 2.7 percent consensus can influence expectations for the December FOMC meeting. As a result, traders enter the release with caution and reduce exposure in risk assets, including Bitcoin. At the same time, U.S. macro data continues to drive positioning across the crypto market. When inflation surprises higher, Bitcoin typically pulls back as Treasury yields rise. When PPI surprises lower, liquidity flows into risk assets more quickly. Today’s release, therefore, carries direct implications for near-term volatility. Bitcoin Order Books Show Heavy Sell Walls Ahead of PPI The  Material Indicators chart, which covers November 13 to November 25 and highlights a steady increase in sell-side liquidity above the 90,000-dollar zone. Thick red bands show clustered limit orders ready to absorb upward moves, which signals that sellers actively defend higher prices. BTC Liquidity Heatmap And CVD. Source: Material Indicators/X During the same period, Bitcoin trended lower from roughly 97,000 dollars on November 13 to the 85,000–88,000-dollar range by November 22, where it…

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