41 trillion USD debt pressure: Which defense line will break first among Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SanDisk?
The U.S. Treasury Secretary personally confirmed that the U.S. national debt has surpassed 41 trillion dollars. The fiscal consolidation plan will only be announced after the midterm elections, so don't expect policy support in the short term—the debt issuance must continue, and yields will still rise.
Bitcoin is currently priced at $82,800, having pulled back from $80,500 yesterday and then trading sideways. With 41 trillion USD debt pressure and the 10-year yield still high at 5.36%, it is extremely difficult for risk assets to strengthen independently. $16 billion in options expire over the weekend; if $83,000 is not reclaimed, a further dip is very likely on Monday.
Ethereum is weaker. The ETH/BTC rate has fallen to 0.030, hitting a new low, with funds continuously concentrating on Bitcoin, marginalizing Ethereum. Whether 2,500 can be reclaimed depends entirely on Bitcoin's performance.
SanDisk followed the U.S. stock storage sector's sell-off yesterday, dropping from 1,692 to 1,590. The higher the U.S. Treasury yields, the more expensive tech stocks get hit first. SanDisk has risen nearly 600% in a year, and its pullback is decisive. The NAND price increase logic remains intact, but short-term chasing is not advisable.
In short: The 41 trillion dollar hole cannot be filled in a day. Until then, cash is safer than positions.
$BTC $ETH $SNDK
The U.S. Treasury Secretary personally confirmed that the U.S. national debt has surpassed 41 trillion dollars. The fiscal consolidation plan will only be announced after the midterm elections, so don't expect policy support in the short term—the debt issuance must continue, and yields will still rise.
Bitcoin is currently priced at $82,800, having pulled back from $80,500 yesterday and then trading sideways. With 41 trillion USD debt pressure and the 10-year yield still high at 5.36%, it is extremely difficult for risk assets to strengthen independently. $16 billion in options expire over the weekend; if $83,000 is not reclaimed, a further dip is very likely on Monday.
Ethereum is weaker. The ETH/BTC rate has fallen to 0.030, hitting a new low, with funds continuously concentrating on Bitcoin, marginalizing Ethereum. Whether 2,500 can be reclaimed depends entirely on Bitcoin's performance.
SanDisk followed the U.S. stock storage sector's sell-off yesterday, dropping from 1,692 to 1,590. The higher the U.S. Treasury yields, the more expensive tech stocks get hit first. SanDisk has risen nearly 600% in a year, and its pullback is decisive. The NAND price increase logic remains intact, but short-term chasing is not advisable.
In short: The 41 trillion dollar hole cannot be filled in a day. Until then, cash is safer than positions.
$BTC $ETH $SNDK