In the beginning of 2026, market trends have already sent some signals. The US's new actions in Venezuela and the ongoing heat around Greenland seem scattered, but they actually point to a larger strategic shift.



Looking back at 2025, the US tariff issues experienced a period of cooling after a round of negotiations. Entering 2026, the focus of geopolitical competition appears to be shifting — from trade disputes gradually toward nearshore strategies. This policy shift often accompanies changes in capital flows, triggering chain reactions in global asset allocation.

Against this macro backdrop, the cryptocurrency market, as both a hedging tool and a risk asset, may face new pricing logic. When geopolitical uncertainties expand, the direction of market participants' choices is worth paying attention to.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 8h ago
Geopolitical tensions flare up, and BTC is about to take off again—it's the same old story.
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SellLowExpertvip
· 01-11 17:58
Geopolitical risks are indeed changing the game, but I think instead of focusing on political trends, it's better to watch how BTC moves. --- Wait, the Greenland meme isn't over yet? It's about time to start trading crypto. --- With the offshore strategy in place, capital will inevitably look for new outlets. Crypto might really be the next hot spot. --- Basically, it's a matter of where the money will flow. Now is the time to accumulate coins. --- Venezuela, Greenland... After this combo punch from the US, be careful with stable assets. --- New pricing logic? I only know that the greater the uncertainty, the more you should get on board. --- The label "hedging tool" is valid, but when a crash really happens, try selling quickly. --- This is the real big cycle turning point. Those with good insight should start bottom fishing. --- Geopolitical risk speculation has probably run its course; now it depends on how crypto will take over. --- The capital flow has really changed, but these institutions are slow to act. We've already been in the game for a while.
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ImpermanentSagevip
· 01-11 17:47
The Greenland play feels like a geopolitical hedge signal; the crypto circle might need to reprice this wave. Is Venezuela really brewing something, or is it just pure bluffing? Observing. When geopolitical uncertainties escalate, cryptocurrencies might actually serve as a safe haven, but only if the macro environment truly collapses... Once the nearshore strategy is implemented, capital flows will definitely change, and this impact on crypto will be deeper than tariff issues. It feels like 2026 is already a game in progress; the surface is unclear, but on-chain data might tell the story.
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BearMarketGardenervip
· 01-11 17:42
Greenland hype is so hot, why hasn't the crypto circle reacted yet? Geopolitical chaos = crazy price surge, this logic seems a bit off With the nearshore strategy announced, it's really hard to say where capital will flow, but anyway, my held coins should be going up, right? Venezuela has caused some trouble again, could it be another dump? The tariff storm has calmed down, and next, it's time for cryptocurrencies to find new reasons to increase in price Watching this, I always feel there's something behind these big moves that we haven't figured out The nearshore strategy sounds impressive, but whether it's good or bad news for the crypto market is really hard to say
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SelfMadeRuggeevip
· 01-11 17:36
The situation with Greenland is really starting to not seem like a joke... We need to keep a close eye on crypto. This wave of geopolitical changes feels more challenging than the trade war, and the crypto market is about to reprice. Venezuela, Greenland... The US is playing its hand more and more clearly, we need to be cautious with our wallets. The shift to a near-shore strategy feels like it has a bigger impact on the market than last year's tariff chaos. As geopolitical uncertainties increase, crypto becomes that lifeline. We need to study it carefully this year. In this situation, just thinking about price rises and falls isn't enough; we need to see what the US does next. With tariffs cooling down and geopolitics heating up, what does that mean? Capital should probably change direction. Feeling a bit anxious, it seems the logic behind the pricing of risk assets this year is completely different.
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NewPumpamentalsvip
· 01-11 17:33
Greenland really can't hold on this time. Uncle Sam is still playing geopolitical chess. Should our crypto circle buy the dip or buy the dip?
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