This week's hottest topic in the global financial circle is nothing but the shift in geopolitical situation. Interestingly, the most responsive in the entire market has been cryptocurrencies — since the news broke, Bitcoin has surged by over $2000!
Why is the crypto community so receptive? First, the easing of geopolitical conflicts is a positive for all risk assets. Uncertainty dissipates, and money naturally flows in. Second, oil price expectations are likely to loosen. A calmer situation means oil prices are probably going to decline, which directly benefits inflation expectations — essentially adding fuel to risk assets again.
The current question is whether next week's stock market opening will follow the crypto trend? Let's watch together.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 01-06 06:40
BTC's recent surge is quite intense, it feels like the stock market will follow suit next week.
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If oil prices fall, can inflation truly ease? I'm curious to see the stock market's reaction.
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Cryptocurrencies are always one step ahead of the stock market; we've bottomed out again this time haha.
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Geopolitical easing immediately causes a $2000 drop; this liquidity is truly remarkable.
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Waiting to see, if the stock market doesn't move next week, it would be ridiculous.
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Money is flowing into risk assets; is the loosening of inflation expectations real?
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Crypto leads again, same old story, but it definitely makes money.
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When uncertainty dissipates, it’s directly reflected in prices; the market is still very honest.
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How long can the downward pressure on oil prices be sustained? That’s the real question.
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BTC's reaction speed is so fast, traditional finance really has to admire it.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-06 03:36
Bitcoin can't even reach $2000 for me. I have to wait until the geopolitical situation truly settles before I dare to go all in.
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FarmToRiches
· 01-05 15:12
Bitcoin's reaction speed is really incredible. It hasn't even waited for the stock market to react and already surged by 2000. That's impressive.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 01-04 12:54
What is Bitcoin hinting at again? Is the stock market really daring to follow?
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GhostAddressHunter
· 01-04 12:46
Bitcoin's recent surge is really fierce, but can the stock market keep up? It seems like it all depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.
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Cryptocurrencies react faster than stocks. If I had known earlier, I would have jumped in on Monday.
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Lower oil prices? That means inflation is really easing. BTC is just getting started.
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Geopolitical easing is good news for all risk assets. The question is, how long can this trend last?
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Be careful when entering the market now. If the stock market doesn't follow suit next week, it will be awkward.
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Can you believe a $2000 increase? Or is it just a flash in the pan?
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The key is how the stock market reacts next week. The crypto circle is now the barometer.
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If the logic of inflation improvement holds, why hasn't gold gone up?
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I bet the stock market will chase gains at the open next week. Money has to flow into risk assets.
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Cryptos react quickly, but sustainability is the real key.
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PerennialLeek
· 01-04 12:38
Early prediction: the crypto world is more perceptive than the stock market. Let's see if the stock market will follow next week.
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AirdropFatigue
· 01-04 12:37
Bitcoin's recent rally is indeed starting to strain, just waiting to see how the stock market will follow next week
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As for easing oil prices, improved inflation is definitely a double benefit for crypto, this logic holds
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Can geopolitical easing really boost the market by 2,000 points? If the stock market still can't keep up next week, it will be interesting
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Crypto reacts quickly, but don't forget this could also be short-term emotional speculation. We'll see the real picture next week
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When uncertainty dissipates, money flows in. It sounds simple, but the market is never that straightforward; we still need to watch the follow-up
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I buy into this logic, but how long can risk assets sustain this wave is a question
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Wait, can the improved oil price outlook really directly boost risk assets? Feels like an overinterpretation
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It's not surprising that the crypto community is quick to buy in; it's just easy to be driven by news
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The problem is, if the stock market doesn't keep up next week, can this crypto rally be maintained?
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A $2,000 increase looks impressive, but in the context of inflation, whether it's truly profitable remains to be seen
This week's hottest topic in the global financial circle is nothing but the shift in geopolitical situation. Interestingly, the most responsive in the entire market has been cryptocurrencies — since the news broke, Bitcoin has surged by over $2000!
Why is the crypto community so receptive? First, the easing of geopolitical conflicts is a positive for all risk assets. Uncertainty dissipates, and money naturally flows in. Second, oil price expectations are likely to loosen. A calmer situation means oil prices are probably going to decline, which directly benefits inflation expectations — essentially adding fuel to risk assets again.
The current question is whether next week's stock market opening will follow the crypto trend? Let's watch together.