Brothers, the winds of the cryptocurrency world are about to blow! This week, significant events are happening globally, each of which could stir the crypto market. Don’t just focus on the K-line charts; quickly clarify these key events and prepare your layout in advance to seize opportunities amid the volatility!
Economic data is coming, and emotional fluctuations are unavoidable
On Monday, Germany will release the August IFO Business Climate Index, and the US will also report July new home sales and the August Dallas Fed Business Activity Index. Don’t think these are unrelated to the crypto world! Global capital is interconnected—good data may lead money to traditional markets; bad data may trigger risk aversion, putting crypto assets like Bitcoin in the spotlight instead. Especially US data, which directly affects the strength of the dollar, and the correlation between the dollar and Bitcoin is well understood by seasoned players—it must be closely monitored!
UK market closed, liquidity needs attention
On Monday, the London Stock Exchange in the UK will be closed due to the summer bank holiday, and the trading volume in the European market is likely to decrease. Although the crypto market can trade 24 hours, large capital often follows the rhythm of traditional markets. If trading is light in Europe and the US, the crypto market may suddenly 'spike'; short-term traders should stay alert and not be caught off guard by sudden fluctuations!
Pinduoduo and Haidilao's financial reports hide the direction of capital flows
This week, Pinduoduo and Haidilao will release their financial reports, and their performance will affect market confidence in Chinese assets. If the reports shine, capital may be more willing to enter risk assets (including cryptocurrencies); if they fall short of expectations, market sentiment may cool significantly. Especially Pinduoduo, as a leading e-commerce company, its growth can reflect the heat of the consumer market, indirectly determining whether capital is willing to invest in high-risk assets.
The People's Bank of China injects 600 billion; can this easing benefit the crypto world?
The People's Bank of China conducted 600 billion MLF operations this week to inject liquidity into the market. Although primarily targeted at the real economy, during liquidity easing, money is more likely to flow into high-risk areas like stock markets and crypto markets. Looking back at history, every time there is a large liquidity injection, Bitcoin tends to have market movements—will this time repeat? It deserves close attention!
US PCE, Indian tariffs, the global market is turbulent
The US will announce PCE inflation data this week—this is the inflation indicator that the Federal Reserve values the most! If the data exceeds expectations, interest rate hike expectations may rise, which is bearish for risk assets; if inflation decreases, the market may celebrate. Additionally, the new Indian tariff regulations will take effect this week, potentially disrupting global trade rhythms and indirectly affecting capital flows. Opportunities and risks are present here; knowledgeable players have already started their homework!
This week, the market will definitely be unsettled, and crypto players must closely monitor these matters: good data may benefit traditional markets, while poor data may lead money back to the crypto world; financial reports, central bank liquidity, policy changes—each could become a 'catalyst' for market trends. Don’t wait for a surge or drop to regret not preparing in advance; now is the best time to study the market and adjust strategies!
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