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While visiting Saudi Arabia, former U.S. President Donald Trump confidently proclaimed, “The market will rise significantly!” His optimism, paired with a temporary halt in U.S.-China tariffs and softer-than-expected inflation, sparked an immediate reaction on Wall Street. Both the S&P 500 and NASDAQ jumped, and Bitcoin held firm at $100,000, pushing the total crypto market cap beyond $3.5 trillion.

Adding fuel to the fire, Nvidia announced it would supply 18,000 AI chips to Saudi Arabia, triggering a rally in semiconductor stocks. With tech stocks leading the charge, the sector has become the focal point of the current capital frenzy. Despite warnings from the Federal Reserve about potential “tariff-induced stagflation,” the market seems to be brushing off concerns—at least for now.

But let’s be clear: this rally is still built on expectations, not solid data. While April’s lower CPI numbers offered brief relief, the real test will come in June, when Trump’s proposed “Liberation Day” tariffs are set to take effect. That’s when we’ll see whether optimism can withstand the pressure of real economic outcomes.

Right now, crypto and tech are moving in tandem, showing impressive momentum—but beneath the surface lies a potential time bomb. Whether it’s a sudden short squeeze, a shift in monetary policy, or disappointing economic indicators, any unexpected move could unleash the next major market shake-up.

Can Bitcoin sustain the $100,000 level? Will Trump's bullish vision hold true? Or is the market riding a wave that's headed for a crash?

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