Another major incident in the Middle East! A Saudi airport has been attacked—will U.S. stocks and crypto plunge again tomorrow?
Honestly, it’s been hard for the market to bounce back lately. Just when we finally saw a glimmer of hope, trouble flared up in the Middle East again.
On October 10, Riyadh International Airport in Saudi Arabia was attacked, leaving 12 people dead and 309 injured.
The U.S.-Iran conflict has yet to ease, and the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi forces has escalated further.
What worries me most right now isn’t the attack itself, but oil prices and global energy transportation.
Shipping risks in the Strait of Hormuz are already high, and now the Bab el-Mandeb Strait near the Red Sea route is also facing the threat of conflict.
If energy shipments continue to be disrupted, oil prices could remain under upward pressure, affecting inflation expectations, the pace of interest-rate cuts, and global risk assets.
Put simply, what the crypto market fears most right now is that, just as some money finally starts flowing back in, the broader macro market suddenly knocks it for a loop.
But looking at it from another angle, I think there’s something worth paying attention to right now.
Despite a steady stream of headwinds—including the Middle East conflict, pressure from U.S. Treasuries, and uncertainty around monetary policy—U.S. stocks had still shown some resilience, and Bitcoin hadn’t kept falling in one direction with every piece of bad news.
If the market can hold up under all these headwinds, that alone is worth watching.
So my view for next week is simple: stay cautious in the short term, especially around the U.S. market open on Monday, changes in oil prices, and whether $BTC can hold key support.
But this hasn’t changed my hopes for a rebound later on.
If geopolitical tensions begin to ease, pressure from oil prices lets up, and money starts flowing back in, the market could certainly kick off another rally.
The most important thing now is not to let emotions dictate your decisions.
When the market is weak, trade less. There’s no harm in waiting until the situation becomes clearer before making a move.
After all, the most interesting thing about the market is that everyone waits for the final piece of bad news to land—but a real rebound often doesn’t give you advance notice.
I hope Monday’s market open brings some good news.🙏
$BTC $ETH #比特币 #中东局势 #美股 #加密货币
Honestly, it’s been hard for the market to bounce back lately. Just when we finally saw a glimmer of hope, trouble flared up in the Middle East again.
On October 10, Riyadh International Airport in Saudi Arabia was attacked, leaving 12 people dead and 309 injured.
The U.S.-Iran conflict has yet to ease, and the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi forces has escalated further.
What worries me most right now isn’t the attack itself, but oil prices and global energy transportation.
Shipping risks in the Strait of Hormuz are already high, and now the Bab el-Mandeb Strait near the Red Sea route is also facing the threat of conflict.
If energy shipments continue to be disrupted, oil prices could remain under upward pressure, affecting inflation expectations, the pace of interest-rate cuts, and global risk assets.
Put simply, what the crypto market fears most right now is that, just as some money finally starts flowing back in, the broader macro market suddenly knocks it for a loop.
But looking at it from another angle, I think there’s something worth paying attention to right now.
Despite a steady stream of headwinds—including the Middle East conflict, pressure from U.S. Treasuries, and uncertainty around monetary policy—U.S. stocks had still shown some resilience, and Bitcoin hadn’t kept falling in one direction with every piece of bad news.
If the market can hold up under all these headwinds, that alone is worth watching.
So my view for next week is simple: stay cautious in the short term, especially around the U.S. market open on Monday, changes in oil prices, and whether $BTC can hold key support.
But this hasn’t changed my hopes for a rebound later on.
If geopolitical tensions begin to ease, pressure from oil prices lets up, and money starts flowing back in, the market could certainly kick off another rally.
The most important thing now is not to let emotions dictate your decisions.
When the market is weak, trade less. There’s no harm in waiting until the situation becomes clearer before making a move.
After all, the most interesting thing about the market is that everyone waits for the final piece of bad news to land—but a real rebound often doesn’t give you advance notice.
I hope Monday’s market open brings some good news.🙏
$BTC $ETH #比特币 #中东局势 #美股 #加密货币