In the atmosphere where global markets are holding their breath, negotiations between the US and China have finally reached a phase of 'ceasefire'. Although no final agreement has been signed, a degree of easing and consensus has relieved the market. Traditional financial markets have rebounded, and on the other end of the digital asset realm, Bitcoin (BTC) is quietly brewing an impressive momentum.
Why do US-China negotiations affect Bitcoin?
Firstly, US-China relations affect global trade, capital flows, and geopolitical stability. Whenever tensions rise between the two, market risk appetite significantly decreases, and capital often withdraws from high-volatility assets, including cryptocurrencies. However, when the atmosphere shifts to calm, investor confidence returns, and capital flows back into 'high-potential assets' — with Bitcoin being the primary choice.
Moreover, Bitcoin has the characteristic of being a 'decentralized asset', which becomes a safe haven for capital when the traditional financial system faces political interference, regulatory uncertainty, or monetary policy risks.
Three main reasons Bitcoin may see a significant surge next.
1. The capital will seek new outlets.
After the easing of US-China tensions, capital will be released from safe-haven assets such as the US dollar and US Treasuries, flowing back into growth markets. Bitcoin, as a 'digital gold' combining technology and finance characteristics, is highly likely to become the focus of the next wave of capital enthusiasm.
2. Macroeconomic uncertainty actually favors cryptocurrencies.
Global central banks face higher deficits and inflation pressure in the post-war period, while the purchasing power of fiat currencies is likely to continue to be eroded. In this context, Bitcoin's fixed supply and censorship resistance become even more precious.
3. Technical aspects are poised for a breakthrough.
From the charts, after stabilizing at key support levels in recent weeks, Bitcoin's trading volume has gradually increased, forming pressure for a breakout trend. As long as a high-volume bullish candle breaks through the weekly resistance, it could trigger market FOMO sentiment.
What will happen next?
Although US-China relations have temporarily eased, long-term uncertainty still exists. For smart capital, 'allocating decentralized assets' will no longer be an option, but a necessity.
This time, Bitcoin is no longer just a representative of the crypto world, but a flag bearer of the new financial order.
If you are still on the sidelines, why not take a moment to think: after waiting for another big surge, would you still be willing to chase the highs?
