Markets Shrug Off War Jitters, Bet Big on Crypto and Risk đ
Financial markets are in a bold mood despite Israelâs limited strikes post-ceasefire. Instead of panicking, traders are diving into risk assets. The Nasdaq 100 hit record highs, the S&P 500 is close to its peak, and oil prices are back to pre-conflict levels. Coinbase stole the show, jumping 12% after a new U.S. stablecoin law and EU crypto license approval, signaling a crypto regulatory thaw. Bitcoinâs also hot, with firms like ProCap piling inâover 240 companies now hold 3.45 million BTC. But geopolitics looms: NATO-Russia tensions are simmering, with warnings of conflict in five years and both sides ramping up military moves. Trumpâs NATO summit appearance will be watched closely.
The marketâs chill vibe feels a bit wild given the geopolitical noiseâIsraelâs strikes and Russiaâs military flexing should spook more than they are. But traders seem to think these risks are either priced in or wonât blow up soon. The crypto surge, especially Coinbaseâs rally, is legit exciting; clear regulations could unlock serious institutional cash. Bitcoinâs corporate adoption trend is nutsâdoubling in a month? Thatâs a big deal, though itâs still a gamble if macro conditions sour. The NATO-Russia stuff is worrying, but markets are betting on diplomacy (or denial) for now. Feels like weâre dancing on a tightrope, but the musicâs still playing.
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