📉 Bitcoin (BTC) took a 0.5% tumble as Wall Street opened its doors on April 10, reacting to the U.S. Consumer Price Index's higher-than-expected figures. 📊 The BTC price dipped from $69,115 to a low of $67,463 on Coinbase, a 2.5% drop. The March CPI data, which exceeded expectations, seems to be the culprit. Inflation in March rose 0.4% month-on-month and 3.5% year-over-year, higher than economists' estimates. This has sparked debates on the Federal Reserve's plans for interest rates, with the odds of a June rate cut now just 20.6%. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETF inflows are slowing, indicating investors' caution. But don't fret, the upcoming Bitcoin halving event could turn the tide! What's your take? Comment below! 👇🚀