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The Nixon Shock ushered in a new era in the United States — the beginning of a full fiat system.

Since that day, the U.S. stock market has been open for trading for just over 100,700 hours. This may seem like a useless data point, but Cory Bates points out that something interesting has happened this year that makes the full fiat era U.S. stock market trading hours worth noting.

Bitcoin, which was only launched in 2009, has officially surpassed the U.S. stock market in terms of trading hours. Bitcoin currently trades for over 123,000 hours, which is nearly 25% higher than the full fiat era public stock market trading hours.

First, it’s crazy that the U.S. stock market is closed for more hours per week than it is open. And it’s really eye-opening that Bitcoin, which began trading publicly less than 15 years ago, is more accessible than the public stock market has been for the past 50 years.

Second, you could say that Bitcoin is older than the full fiat era stock market. Digital currency may not be old in terms of total years, but it is certainly more mature in terms of trading hours.

Some would disagree and may claim that the history of the US stock market dates back to before 1971. While that is true, the change in monetary regime during the Nixon shock is the most important factor in today's stock market. #美国股市 #比特币是否有望达到新的峰值

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that President Donald Trump's new tariffs are "beyond expectations," and their economic impact—including rising inflation and slowing economic growth—could be even more severe.

Powell emphasized that the Federal Reserve is facing an uncertain outlook, as the new tariff policies may exacerbate long-term inflationary pressures. Meanwhile, the U.S. stock market has fallen 10% since Trump announced the new round of tariffs.

Although the Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to adjust monetary policy, it will closely monitor the impact of these tariffs. At the same time, China has imposed a 34% tariff on U.S. goods and restricted exports of key minerals, further escalating trade tensions.

Federal Reserve officials warned that inflation risks are rising, and signs of slowing economic growth are becoming increasingly apparent, raising concerns about stagflation.

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📈 Bitcoin is rising in correlation with the U.S. stock market and gold, what does it mean for the market? 🚀

Recently, Bitcoin (BTC) has reached a two-year high in correlation with the U.S. stock market, the last time this phenomenon occurred was during the market correction in 2022.

With the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and the release of positive macro data, not only the cryptocurrency market is thriving, but Wall Street stocks are also singing all the way, and the investment market is optimistic!

Although the Nasdaq Composite Index failed to break its all-time high in July, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index both hit all-time highs. In the cryptocurrency market, the price of Bitcoin also broke through $66,500 for the first time in two months.

At the same time, the correlation between Bitcoin and gold has also reached a multi-month peak. As the price of gold has soared and set new highs frequently, people began to wonder when Bitcoin will break through the all-time high of $73,800 set in March.

According to historical data, the fourth quarter is usually good news for Bitcoin, with an average return of about 110% over the past decade.

According to Coinglass data, October and November are the two most bullish months for Bitcoin, which combined with current market sentiment and data could mean Bitcoin is about to hit a new all-time high.

💬What do you think of the current market trends? Do you think Bitcoin will hit a new high before the end of the year? What does Bitcoin's high correlation with the US stock market and gold mean for the market?

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