Chip stocks on this side are still cooling off, while the crypto market’s risk appetite has already moved up: NVDA on 24h is about -1.4%, but $BTC 24h +10.82%, $ETH 24h +18.06%. This is the key conflict worth watching today.

This kind of divergence shouldn’t be directly interpreted as “crypto will definitely be stronger.” A more reasonable reading is: before the U.S. stock market opens, money is still cautious about the AI chip chain, but crypto’s main assets have first completed a round of risk-appetite repair.

If later NVDA / QQQ continue to weaken, while BTC and ETH can still hold their high levels, then this move is more likely to be crypto’s own liquidity repair; if after the U.S. market opens tech stocks keep getting sold off, then mainstream coins also need to watch for a follow-through cooling-off.

I’m paying attention to two things:
1. After the U.S. market opens, can the AI chip chain stop the decline.
2. For the rebound in BTC/ETH, whether trading volume can continue to keep up.

Today isn’t about chasing higher prices—it’s about seeing how long the line “U.S. stocks are weak, crypto is strong” can hold.

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