The game between politics and capital in the financial market has recently resurfaced. The public confrontation between former political figures and business giants has rapidly escalated, evolving from policy disagreements into intense exchanges on social media, with their 'breakup' drama triggering a chain reaction in the market.
As the focus, the price of Bitcoin continues to be pressured downward, while Tesla's stock price plummeted by 14.26% in a single day, evaporating over 150 billion dollars in market value, and panic sentiment has spread to both traditional and crypto asset markets, with some funds shifting towards safe-haven assets like gold.
At the core of this turmoil is the deep entanglement of policy games and business interests. A tax bill pushed by one party touches on the core industry subsidies of the other, and the struggle between power and capital is amplified through public discourse. Celebrity opinions on the market's instantaneous impact highlight the strong penetration of information dissemination in the social media era.
It is noteworthy that the correlation between crypto assets and traditional financial markets has significantly increased, with Bitcoin's downward performance reflecting a new characteristic of cross-market risk transmission during the US stock market's downturn cycle.
Regarding the direction of the game, the market holds two kinds of expectations: there is both a reconciliation hypothesis based on industrial synergy needs and concerns about a continuous standoff triggered by the publicization of contradictions.
Regardless of the outcome, this incident once again warns investors: in a financial environment dominated by attention economics, it is necessary to strip away emotional interference and anchor on policy fundamentals and the core value of assets. In the face of uncertainty, maintaining strategic composure and building a diversified allocation system may be the key to navigating through cyclical fluctuations.
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