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In recent years, I've observed that the crypto market indeed reacts faster than traditional financial markets.
The AI boom is a clear example. Several 10x coins were pumped in the crypto market, while Nvidia's stock price increase was relatively slow to follow. Looking at the October bull market start, the crypto community had already priced in various positive news, reacting much faster than the broader market.
This time with the dollar depreciation is similar. The crypto market is highly sensitive to the dollar's movements and often serves as a leading indicator for traditional financial markets. Based on trading volume and price volatility, crypto assets seem to price macroeconomic changes more efficiently. This could be because market participants react quickly, information flows efficiently, or simply due to the market's inherent characteristics. Anyway, every time I observe this, I find it quite fascinating.