In the past few days, a strange scene has appeared in the market: while the U.S. stock market is falling, the cryptocurrency market is not only stable but also rising. Some people are asking if there is some hidden mystery here?
Let's analyze together. If the U.S. stock market is crashing and cryptocurrencies are following suit, it would be expected. However, if the U.S. stock market is crashing while the cryptocurrency market is rising, it often indicates that there may be a storm brewing.
First, we can understand the Bitcoin spot ETF as a tech stock on the Nasdaq, but it is inherently leveraged. Secondly, if cryptocurrencies do not follow the declines and instead rise independently, it often means that the whales are intentionally orchestrating this, and a bloody market is likely ahead, with a crazy harvest about to begin. Lastly, why has the U.S. stock market suddenly plummeted? Why is Black Monday making a comeback? Does this indicate that market sentiment may not be as good as it appears on the surface, and there may be undercurrents that will lead to a bloody market?
The current strong surge in the overall market is undoubtedly a tactic to lure more investors, because the market cannot continue to rise in the face of a significant drop in the U.S. stock market. If this happens, the market will give back all its gains and will once again engage in a defense battle at the 83,500 level. A drop in the U.S. stock market serves as the best proof of market sentiment. The U.S. stock market falling while cryptocurrencies rise is a hidden danger; it's a big bomb waiting to explode.
Currently, the rise of altcoins should also draw everyone's attention. Some obscure altcoins have suddenly experienced collective surges, especially those that had previously plummeted severely, are now beginning to catch up. However, the actual trading volume is quite low, meaning that there are not many real buy orders for these altcoins. Right now, the entire market is relatively quiet, and this kind of trend may be fleeting.
Let's analyze together. If the U.S. stock market is crashing and cryptocurrencies are following suit, it would be expected. However, if the U.S. stock market is crashing while the cryptocurrency market is rising, it often indicates that there may be a storm brewing.
First, we can understand the Bitcoin spot ETF as a tech stock on the Nasdaq, but it is inherently leveraged. Secondly, if cryptocurrencies do not follow the declines and instead rise independently, it often means that the whales are intentionally orchestrating this, and a bloody market is likely ahead, with a crazy harvest about to begin. Lastly, why has the U.S. stock market suddenly plummeted? Why is Black Monday making a comeback? Does this indicate that market sentiment may not be as good as it appears on the surface, and there may be undercurrents that will lead to a bloody market?
The current strong surge in the overall market is undoubtedly a tactic to lure more investors, because the market cannot continue to rise in the face of a significant drop in the U.S. stock market. If this happens, the market will give back all its gains and will once again engage in a defense battle at the 83,500 level. A drop in the U.S. stock market serves as the best proof of market sentiment. The U.S. stock market falling while cryptocurrencies rise is a hidden danger; it's a big bomb waiting to explode.
Currently, the rise of altcoins should also draw everyone's attention. Some obscure altcoins have suddenly experienced collective surges, especially those that had previously plummeted severely, are now beginning to catch up. However, the actual trading volume is quite low, meaning that there are not many real buy orders for these altcoins. Right now, the entire market is relatively quiet, and this kind of trend may be fleeting.
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