How much volatility will Bitcoin face after CPI? A few key data points may determine whether there will be a "short squeeze" or a "stampede."

BlockBeats news, November 10th: The U.S. October CPI will be released tonight at 21:30, with BTC fluctuating around $74,700. The options market has already priced in specific costs for short-term volatility, and on-chain market-making addresses have also provided corresponding depth for tonight's data.

According to TradingBeats monitoring, from short-term options quotes to whale stop-losses, position costs, and liquidation distribution, several price levels worth watching have emerged in the BTC long-short battle ahead of tonight's CPI. If the inflation data triggers larger-than-expected volatility, which key price levels might be the first to trigger the next market move?

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