U.S. stock market crash, Bitcoin hard resist? I'm familiar with this script!
Goodness! The U.S. stock market plummeted 3.61% last night, falling like a drowned dog, yet Bitcoin surprisingly managed to hover around $88,000. Doesn't this scene seem familiar? Don't rush to shout "bull market trumpet," the 312 disaster of 2020 is still fresh in memory — when the U.S. stock market went into a circuit breaker, Bitcoin played dead for two weeks, only to turn around and get cut in half, how many leveraged players went bankrupt and couldn't even cry out in time!
Now look at this 63.63% market share, a four-year high sounds impressive, but in reality, the market has become timid! All funds are squeezing into Bitcoin, while altcoins are directly pushed into the cold palace. But history rolls on: after breaking 60% market share last November, altcoins took off, and in 2019 and 2021, hitting 70% directly ignited the whole scene. At this pace, when Bitcoin’s market share hits 70%, will the spring for altcoins arrive?
But wait! The global situation is more thrilling than a rollercoaster, the Federal Reserve clings to a 5% interest rate and refuses to loosen its grip, the market is short of money to the point of turning green with envy. How long can this "controlled rise" of Bitcoin last? Shrinking trading volume is a warning signal! Chasing highs now is not bravery, it's gambling with your life!
Key points for my friends: In the short term, don’t get itchy hands watching the show; if you're really going to bet, first buy Bitcoin, and a rebound in altcoins isn’t a dream, but don’t exceed 30% in position. If the Federal Reserve doesn’t cut interest rates, all rises are paper tigers; cash is king, and not being timid means waiting for others to make mistakes and picking up bargains.
Remember, there’s nothing new in the crypto circle; under the sun, it’s all tricks. Protect your principal to wait for others to fall before dawn!
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