Tariff 'truce' detonates the cryptocurrency circle! Bitcoin hits $150,000, is it a 'paradise' or a 'slaughterhouse' for retail investors?

China and the United States suddenly paused the tariff war, and the cryptocurrency gamblers went crazy - Bitcoin broke through $107,000 overnight, soaring like a wild horse, and the slogan of $150,000 was shouted loudly, as if they could be financially free in the next second.

"Is the trade war a death warrant for Bitcoin? Now is the real carnival!"

Old Leek Lao Li sent red envelopes in the group, shouting while sending: "This wave of tariff negotiations is the adrenaline of the cryptocurrency circle, and the FOMO (fear of missing out) of retail investors is directly maxed out!" But the technical school sneered: "The weekly bull flag pattern is fortune-telling, but the daily RSI has been overbought, and it is afraid of a flash crash if it rises again!"

Analyst Andre threw out data: the retail investor sentiment index soared to the peak level in 2024, which is exactly the same as the greed value before the previous three plunges. What’s even more heartbreaking is that the 20-day EMA is waiting to take over at $97,000 - how can this be a support level? "Falling again? The liquidation message will be sent to your account immediately!"

But the newcomer Xiao Wang didn’t listen to the advice at all, and opened leveraged contracts flying: "Either a young model in a club, or go to work in the sea! If you don’t go all in in this market, will you be worthy of the bags under your eyes after staying up late?" But the old guns have already hidden their positions in cold wallets: "Do you know why it is called 'cryptocurrency'? Encryption has never been technology, but the luck of gamblers!"

The currency circle does not believe in tears, but only harvests madness

This wave of market is like a roller coaster - tariff negotiations are the fuse, and the greed of retail investors is the real fuel. Maybe next week, Bitcoin can really break through $150,000, making the slogan of "currency circle ascending the throne" flood the screen; maybe tomorrow, it will plunge back to $90,000, making the leveraged contracts collectively disappear.

But the D followers don't care, they only see the red arrows on the candlestick chart: "Did it fall? Buy the bottom! Did it rise? Buy the high! Did it get liquidated? Borrow again!"

This market never needs logic, only adrenaline.

At three o'clock in the morning, there are always people staring at the screen, with sweaty palms, muttering: "If this wave succeeds, I will pick up the car; if I lose... at worst I will deliver food!"

The carnival in the currency circle is always a mixture of tears and laughter of retail investors.