How will the market perform this week? What are the risks?
Currently, everyone is more concerned about the true performance of economic data, and the market focus has shifted from tariff disputes to economic fundamentals. Over the weekend, BTC trading volume was relatively low, and the turnover rate was also low, indicating that major funds have not entered the market with real capital. However, the founder of MicroStrategy has released a Bitcoin tracker, suggesting they might be looking to buy the dip again. Additionally, a giant whale on the blockchain has purchased 30,000 ETH and 600 BTC, with a total value of over 110 million USD, indicating that large investors are also accumulating at low prices.
Next, GDP and PCE data are key.
If GDP exceeds expectations, such as over 0.4%, it would indicate that the U.S. economy is not that bad, and U.S. stocks and Bitcoin may continue to rise.
However, if the data disappoints, the market may experience panic.
As for the PCE data, if PCE shows that inflation pressure is not significant, the market will feel more at ease. But if inflation rises, everyone may act cautiously.
