#BTC Detaching from the U.S. stock market trends was actually anticipated?
The first point is actually about the trends. I drew this chart and left it there for half a month; friends who are familiar with me should have seen its shadow several times in previous articles.
The second point is market panic. Tariffs caused a sharp decline in U.S. stocks, affecting prices and leading to a U.S. debt crisis. In the article on April 14, I mentioned that as long as the price held above 75500 before the 15th, there wouldn't be significant issues. When it dropped to this price, BTC actually panicked, and as the saying goes, extremes will reverse. Under such a panic state, the probability of a rebound is quite high. But more importantly, it’s about U.S. debt. The global financial market is based on U.S. debt. Therefore, tariff shocks led to a U.S. debt crisis (deterioration of the financial market, concerns about a U.S. economic recession), and the news of various companies gradually purchasing BTC itself indicates a problem: the impact of tariffs is long-term. Consequently, tariffs have led to a credit crisis in U.S. debt, making BTC the best safe-haven asset. The market is excellent, the capacity is large. It has strong encryption. Therefore, safe-haven assets like $BTC
will flow in large amounts, and it’s just a matter of time before it stimulates the price of coins to rise (this was speculated in the April 14 article; you can refer to my previous articles).
