Mujuni Michael

Professional risk management is boring. It is a checklist. Here is the checklist.
The #cpi release schedule: US CPI is typically released between the 10th and 14th of each month at 8:30 AM ET. Provide the actual upcoming dates (e.g., Jan 13, Feb 13, Mar 11, Apr 10, May 12, Jun 10, Jul 14, Aug 12, Sep 11, Oct 14, Nov 10, Dec 10 in 2026).T-minus 48 hours: Reduce position sizes by 50%. Cancel resting orders that could be triggered by a wick. Decide your maximum loss for the week.T-minus 12 hours: Check consensus estimates (headline and core). Note the "whisper number" if available. Do not try to front-run the print.T-minus 0 (8:30 AM): Do nothing for the first 5-10 minutes. The initial move is often a liquidity trap. Let the first candle close.T-plus 30 minutes: If you have a thesis, execute with half-size. The post-CPI trend often establishes within the first hour.
"Have you ever cancelled a resting order before a print, or did you learn the hard way? Tell me which order got wicked out and on what pair. Bonus points if you can name the exact CPI print."
Next Up hook (closing block):
NEXT UP Thursday: The Risk Journal, How to Turn Every CPI Print into an Edge. This is the final article, and it's the one that makes the other five compound. You'll have a fresh print to work with, bring your consensus estimate, the actual number, and your P&L. Thursday we turn it into data. And at the end of it, the full PDF drops.
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You do not have to predict CPI. You have to decide how you will interact with it before the number drops.
Play 1: Stay Out (the conservative default): Wait for the data, let the market pick a direction, and enter only after the dust settles. This is the highest-probability play for most retail traders.Play 2: Hedge (for existing holders): If you hold a spot portfolio and fear a hot print, you can open a short perpetual position to offset potential losses. If the market dumps, the short profits cancel the spot drop. Critical caveat: hedging requires understanding funding rates and liquidation risk, do not attempt it without practicing on paper first.Play 3: Volatility Capture (advanced only): For traders who understand options or advanced derivatives, #cpi Day can be a volatility event. But this is not a beginner play. State this clearly and repeatedly.The one rule: No new leverage into the print. If you are already over-leveraged before CPI, no position-sizing formula will save you from a cascade of forced liquidations.
Which of the three plays is your default, Stay Out, Hedge, or Volatility Capture? And be honest: has it actually worked, or has it just felt good? I want the real answer, not the textbook one.
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NEXT UP: Monday (CPI week): The CPI Calendar Method, the 48-Hour Checklist. Thursday gave you the plays. Monday I give you the timeline: what to cut at T-48 hours, which resting orders to cancel at T-12, and the ten minutes where doing absolutely nothing is the single best trade on the board. This is the one to screenshot.

CPI does not hit all crypto equally. Bitcoin sets the direction; high-beta altcoins magnify the move in both directions.
$BTC as the macro-sensitive anchor: it reacts to rate expectations but has increasingly developed its own flows (#ETFs inflows, corporate treasury behavior) that can temporarily decouple it from CPI.Altcoins as high-beta instruments: when #cpi surprises to the upside and the dollar rises, "high-beta altcoins tend to amplify the moves that begin in traditional macro instruments" and liquidity drains from the riskiest corners of the market first.The practical takeaway: on CPI-Day, your altcoin exposure is not just "a trade." It is a leveraged bet on the macro print. If you hold alts into CPI without sizing for their beta, you are not managing risk, you are gambling.The correlation flip: note that Bitcoin's correlation with global monetary easing has not been stable, it flipped from positive to sharply negative by mid-2026, meaning the "CPI trade" is regime-dependent, not mechanical.
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Question:
What's the highest-beta altcoin in your portfolio right now, and what percentage of your book is it? Name the ticker and the weight. I want to see how exposed this community actually is going into the next print.
NEXT UP:
Thursday: The CPI Day Survival Protocol: Three Plays, One Rule. You now know how to size (Article 2) and what you're sizing into (Article 3). Thursday I give you the actual decision tree for the morning of the print, including the one thing you must never do, no matter how confident you feel.
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