📰 A roundup of bullish crypto views: The bull market may still be in its early stages, and the global stock selloff has not changed expectations for a Bitcoin rebound
BlockBeats News, October 23: Global financial markets came under renewed selling pressure, with major U.S., Asian, and European stock indexes all affected. Gold and silver were not spared either. U.S. tech stocks fell sharply. The Nasdaq dropped 2.6% on Thursday, its biggest one-day decline since June. The semiconductor index fell 6.72%, while CoreWeave slid another 10%. South Korea’s stock market saw a particularly sharp pullback, with the KOSPI down more than 20% over the past month.
Precious metals also came under pressure. Gold fell to its lowest level since early August, down around 6% over the past month, while silver fell more than 15%. In stark contrast, oil prices continued to rise amid Middle East conflict and concerns about supply disruptions, with Brent crude reaching a five-month high. Doubts about returns on AI investment, combined with inflationary pressure from rising energy prices, are once again putting global markets to the test.
The crypto market was not immune. After an earlier surge, Bitcoin pulled back and briefly fell below $81,000. However, despite macroeconomic headwinds and the market selloff, some institutional figures and traders remain optimistic about a rebound. Recent bullish views include:
Coinbase Institutional pub…
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· Look at the facts and fund flows first; don’t rush to conclusions.
· The above is a summary of publicly available information and does not constitute investment advice.
$BNB #币圈热点 #行业动态
BlockBeats News, October 23: Global financial markets came under renewed selling pressure, with major U.S., Asian, and European stock indexes all affected. Gold and silver were not spared either. U.S. tech stocks fell sharply. The Nasdaq dropped 2.6% on Thursday, its biggest one-day decline since June. The semiconductor index fell 6.72%, while CoreWeave slid another 10%. South Korea’s stock market saw a particularly sharp pullback, with the KOSPI down more than 20% over the past month.
Precious metals also came under pressure. Gold fell to its lowest level since early August, down around 6% over the past month, while silver fell more than 15%. In stark contrast, oil prices continued to rise amid Middle East conflict and concerns about supply disruptions, with Brent crude reaching a five-month high. Doubts about returns on AI investment, combined with inflationary pressure from rising energy prices, are once again putting global markets to the test.
The crypto market was not immune. After an earlier surge, Bitcoin pulled back and briefly fell below $81,000. However, despite macroeconomic headwinds and the market selloff, some institutional figures and traders remain optimistic about a rebound. Recent bullish views include:
Coinbase Institutional pub…
◆ View
· Look at the facts and fund flows first; don’t rush to conclusions.
· The above is a summary of publicly available information and does not constitute investment advice.
$BNB #币圈热点 #行业动态