【Global Market Turmoil】Escalating geopolitical tensions between the US and Europe trigger a chain reaction. US stocks perform poorly, with the Dow plunging 900 points, erasing the year-to-date gains of the Nasdaq and S&P 500; Japan's bond market collapses, tech sector suffers a bloodbath with declines over 4%. This wave of shocks spreads throughout the entire financial system.
【Safe-Haven Assets Surge】Investors rush to escape risk assets. Gold and silver hit new highs simultaneously, becoming the market focus. Conversely, the US dollar and US Treasuries, typically safe havens, are being sold off—reflecting extreme market unease.
【Crypto Market Follows Suit】$BTC broke below 90,000 in the morning, was pressured initially, then rebounded. But beware—rebounds do not equal reversals. Technically, 90,500 is a key resistance level, with support below at 86,600. $ETH weakens in tandem, and $BNB is not spared. Smaller coins are even worse off, with $ETH falling below 3,000, with subsequent targets in the 2,860-2,680 range.
【Risk Reminder】Geopolitical situations remain uncertain; institutional research reports generally warn that escalating conflicts will continue to amplify market volatility. In such an environment, the most prudent approach is to strictly control positions and wait for clearer signals before making decisions.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 9h ago
Here comes the geopolitical talk again to cut the leeks... Every time it drops, they say it's this conflict or that conflict, but in the end, it just drops.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 9h ago
Here we go again? As soon as geopolitics intervene, the crypto world has to kneel. We must hold the 90,000 level well.
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PortfolioAlert
· 9h ago
It's dropping again. Not holding 90k really feels tough.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 9h ago
Here we go again. At times like this, only rookies think it's a good time to buy the dip. I'll just reduce my position first and see.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 9h ago
Both falling and bouncing back, but the rebound is useless. I'm tired of this routine.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 9h ago
Ironically, this time gold and silver are taking off again, while cryptocurrencies are falling. It feels like this is always how it plays out... Data speaks for itself. The last person who said "waiting for a signal" didn't get the signal, and the principal is gone.
Wednesday Afternoon Market Analysis: Geopolitical Conflicts Spark Asset Fluctuations, Crypto Market Under Pressure
【Global Market Turmoil】Escalating geopolitical tensions between the US and Europe trigger a chain reaction. US stocks perform poorly, with the Dow plunging 900 points, erasing the year-to-date gains of the Nasdaq and S&P 500; Japan's bond market collapses, tech sector suffers a bloodbath with declines over 4%. This wave of shocks spreads throughout the entire financial system.
【Safe-Haven Assets Surge】Investors rush to escape risk assets. Gold and silver hit new highs simultaneously, becoming the market focus. Conversely, the US dollar and US Treasuries, typically safe havens, are being sold off—reflecting extreme market unease.
【Crypto Market Follows Suit】$BTC broke below 90,000 in the morning, was pressured initially, then rebounded. But beware—rebounds do not equal reversals. Technically, 90,500 is a key resistance level, with support below at 86,600. $ETH weakens in tandem, and $BNB is not spared. Smaller coins are even worse off, with $ETH falling below 3,000, with subsequent targets in the 2,860-2,680 range.
【Risk Reminder】Geopolitical situations remain uncertain; institutional research reports generally warn that escalating conflicts will continue to amplify market volatility. In such an environment, the most prudent approach is to strictly control positions and wait for clearer signals before making decisions.