Many retail investors do not understand the relationship between fighting and the cryptocurrency market?

Let me explain briefly. If we must say, there is only an indirect relationship.

When news emerges, large investors will exhibit two mindsets: panic selling and liquidity hedging.

Liquidity hedging involves flowing into safe-haven assets like gold and crude oil; the entire financial pool is limited in the short term, leading to decreased inflow into the cryptocurrency market, and even a significant outflow in the short term makes the pullback expected.

Unless there is a rate cut and a large-scale inflow into the cryptocurrency market, rather than wandering within the financial circle, after all, the volatility in the cryptocurrency market is relatively high, making it not very reliable as a safe-haven asset.

To elaborate further, why does Trump often bark in the market and make panic-driven statements to attract attention? Isn't it to intimidate the market? When there is a significant drop, he accumulates shares, and when prices are high, he announces his entry into the market, expecting others to take over his positions while he sells off.