#比特币跌破8万美元 #比特币站稳8万关口


The hottest topic in the market recently is whether Bitcoin can hold steady above $80k.
This time, reaching $80,000 is mainly thanks to Trump’s “Freedom Plan.” During Labor Day, old Trump wanted to suppress oil prices, and when the market saw risk appetite returning, funds flooded into high-risk assets, pushing Bitcoin up to $80,000.
But no one expected the script to turn faster than flipping a page; when the fuel tank in Fu Chai La exploded, Brent crude oil skyrocketed to $114, a four-year high, and the “Freedom Plan” was forced to pause. The US-Iran chess game is getting more intense, and global markets have shifted from peaceful times back to high volatility.
Now, everyone is most concerned about three things:
First, how long can the pause window of the “Freedom Plan” last? Honestly, if energy prices can’t be contained, the plan could be completely scrapped at any time—unless the Middle East suddenly stops causing trouble;
Second, Omani talks on nuclear issues are coming up, will Iran loosen its stance on uranium enrichment? If they do, oil prices might turn downward, and asset prices could change face. If they insist on toughing it out, oil prices will go to the sky;
Third, what’s next for oil prices and risk assets, and how do you plan to operate? Personally, I think crude oil will stay high in the short term. Whether Bitcoin can stay stable depends entirely on whether the geopolitical situation gives face. Strategically, don’t go all-in and hold some reserves—it's more solid. Anyway, these days, watching oil prices and Middle Eastern moves is more important than analyzing candlestick charts. ‍#Gate广场五月交易分享
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