Recently, market phenomena have been quite interesting. Traditional finance is booming—A-shares, US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, even commodities like gold and silver are soaring, and the momentum is extremely fierce. But in the crypto world, the scene is completely reversed.
In theory, Bitcoin has the potential to rebound to 98,000 to 100,000. But honestly, it's hard to imagine what kind of positive news could truly sustain this rally.
The key issue is that while traditional assets are soaring across the board, the crypto market appears to be semi-dead. This kind of dislocation is inherently dangerous. What's even more painful is that once the bull market in US stocks adjusts, the crypto market is likely to fall even more sharply—after all, the volatility of digital assets is several times higher than other markets.
This is the current situation: it seems like there is a rebound opportunity, but in reality, the risks are quietly gathering strength in the shadows.
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SerumSquirrel
· 14h ago
Traditional finance is going crazy, while the crypto world is losing momentum. Isn't that quite ironic?
Looking at 100,000, it seems close, but are there really any takers?
If the US stock market were to suddenly crash, no matter how we run in the crypto circle, we can't escape. This wave of risk is truly stifling.
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RamenStacker
· 14h ago
Traditional finance is indeed extremely satisfying, while the crypto world is dozing off. The contrast is quite stark.
Wait, is this really a situation where no good news can be absorbed?
Damn, once the US stock market turns around, the crypto market will definitely crash, and this situation is indeed dangerous.
9.8 to 100,000? Just listen to it, the risk is the main course.
Why is the crypto world always so uncooperative?
Is the rebound just an illusion? The risk has been there all along.
This misalignment phenomenon is truly remarkable; traditional markets are excited while the crypto world is cold, a complete reverse operation.
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OnchainDetective
· 14h ago
Traditional finance is going crazy, but the crypto circle is still dozing off? Feels disconnected.
Wait, this wave of the US stock market really might adjust, what will the crypto market look like if it drops? Just thinking about it gives me the creeps.
9.8 to 100,000? Sounds pretty uncertain, what good news can support that?
I've said it before, crypto is inherently high-risk, now we need to be even more cautious.
The rebound opportunities and risk traps are working against each other, this situation is indeed quite intense.
Such a obvious misalignment, it feels like something is about to go wrong.
Is the crypto circle really reduced to an "option"? This trend is a bit uncomfortable.
Seemingly stable rebound, but in reality, the knives are waiting in the dark.
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OnChainSleuth
· 14h ago
During this wave of traditional finance excitement, why is the crypto circle so disappointing? 98,000 sounds like a number, but without real money backing it feels still虚的.
If the US stock market crashes, the crypto circle will probably kneel.
Dislocation is a ticking time bomb, those who understand know.
Really, entering now is just gambling on good news, but where does that good news come from?
This kind of rebound opportunity gives me the feeling of being able to get on board, but in reality, it's like bungee jumping.
Both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks are going crazy, so why is it our turn in the crypto circle to play the cold bench?
Volatility, when it rises, is exhilarating, but when it falls, it’s really fierce.
The half-alive state is really desperate; either bouncing around lively or直接拉胯.
It feels like all risks are waiting for a fuse, and right now is the calm before the storm.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 14h ago
Traditional finance is all excited, while the crypto world is still sleeping. That's just ridiculous.
Wait, can the rebound at 98,000 really be caught? I feel like it's just a false alarm.
If the US stock market adjusts, how much will the crypto market fall? Just thinking about it makes me hurt.
In this market trend, the position of the crypto world is becoming more and more awkward.
Rebound opportunity? I think it's more like a trap.
Recently, market phenomena have been quite interesting. Traditional finance is booming—A-shares, US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, even commodities like gold and silver are soaring, and the momentum is extremely fierce. But in the crypto world, the scene is completely reversed.
In theory, Bitcoin has the potential to rebound to 98,000 to 100,000. But honestly, it's hard to imagine what kind of positive news could truly sustain this rally.
The key issue is that while traditional assets are soaring across the board, the crypto market appears to be semi-dead. This kind of dislocation is inherently dangerous. What's even more painful is that once the bull market in US stocks adjusts, the crypto market is likely to fall even more sharply—after all, the volatility of digital assets is several times higher than other markets.
This is the current situation: it seems like there is a rebound opportunity, but in reality, the risks are quietly gathering strength in the shadows.