Every rise in Bitcoin is a disaster for altcoins, because every small pullback after a rise results in a crash for altcoins. Now Bitcoin is still at a high level, and if it drops back to 70,000 or 80,000, altcoins might suffer another halving from their current levels! It's very likely.
Still the same old routine, Bitcoin skyrocketed by 10,000 points, the copycats were just a little bit of a show, Bitcoin was just a little bit of a show, the copycats fell like shit
Bitcoin has risen so high again, while most altcoins are just inching up a few points. Is it possible that if Bitcoin drops three to five thousand points, altcoins will be pressed down and rubbed against the ground again?
The times have changed, the market has changed. The previous bull was a long-term bull, with a relatively long time at the top. The current bull is an ECG bull.
The funding rate is so deceptive; I didn't pay attention and clearly made $10, yet ended up losing $2! Everyone, be aware that the funding rate is negative; it's best to avoid it.
The world needs a currency circle! The currency circle will surely grow and become universal finance in N years. Why? Because regime finance, whether it is democracy or totalitarianism, the currency will always be over-issued, regardless of whether the currency base matches the economic entity! It’s just the size of the increase in issuance and the speed of the increase! There are no exceptions! And the bottom, or the vast majority of people can only be forced to adapt, regardless of whether your wealth is diluted or how many times it is diluted! In the end, the global ideology will eventually converge (the current complex international situation is ultimately a confrontation of ideologies)! In the process of confrontation, civilization will eventually defeat barbarism and finally converge, and for a very long time after the convergence, humans have finally learned to use systems to constrain power (including finance)!
Everyone is talking about 312, but I think the biggest black swan this year is most likely to be the Fed turning hawkish, which goes against the market’s expectations of interest rate cuts, leading to a lack of liquidity.