Putin claims that the US and Russia may reach a new arms agreement, easing the geopolitical tension a bit. In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin and Ethereum, which previously thrived on the risk-hedging hype from geopolitical conflicts, are likely to face selling pressure in the short term—after all, as risk-hedging expectations cool down, funds will flee.

However, this matter needs to be viewed more deeply: while the US and Russia openly discuss arms, their currency war has never stopped behind the scenes. The US uses the dollar as a weapon to strangle, while Russia desperately seeks to de-dollarize. Cryptocurrency, being inherently decentralized, happens to become a 'gray channel' for both sides to wrestle. As long as major powers are still vying for currency sovereignty, the competitive foundation in the crypto market remains intact. While short-term volatility looks alarming, it actually hides long-term opportunities—the cryptocurrency market has always thrived amid the turbulence of geopolitical struggles, and the more chaotic it is, the more room there is to profit. #以太坊创历史新高倒计时 #ETH突破4600 #BNB创新高