Why does the market maker pump the market? Because he’s good!!!

From 62,400 all the way up to 78,400, a full 16,000-point range—this kind of market is, in essence, capital pushing the price + sentiment amplifying it. Just like during the Russia-Ukraine war period before, it was also a typical violent surge. Back then, the market started going crazy about “new highs” narratives and Bitcoin’s safe-haven attributes. During that time, many people were looking at 60k and 100k! In the end, though, it topped out at just 47,000.

But when you look at the underlying logic, it’s actually not that simple.

BTC, as one of the most liquidity-sensitive assets, decides that it is strongly tied to global monetary policy. When the war comes, oil prices go up, and inflation is basically unavoidable. Under this backdrop, expecting rate cuts right away is unrealistic. And if they really cut rates without caring about anything else, the problem is even bigger—it could directly push the “beautiful country” economy into recession.

Once the strait is closed, the first thing to be hit is actually the agricultural supply chain, especially fertilizer transportation. Once costs rise, food prices will rise with them, and inflation will be further amplified. Let the bullets fly for a bit, friends—having a light position is fine for now; just follow the market.

The market isn’t about whether someone is “good” or not. It’s simply that capital is using news to set up the scheme, and sentiment is helping it get amplified.

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