Trump visits China on May 13th, and the crypto world went crazy first: Did BTC arrive on the scene before the reporters?

The hottest topic worldwide recently isn't AI, nor the Federal Reserve, but—Trump's visit to China on May 13th.
As soon as the news broke, the financial markets reacted more excitedly than netizens.
U.S. stocks started to fluctuate;
Gold suddenly hesitated;
BTC directly kicked off the "Trump行情" (Trump market).
Many people realized for the first time that there's really only a hot search difference between political news and crypto K-lines.
Especially in recent years, the market has formed a magical pattern:
Whenever Trump speaks, the dollar tightens;
Whenever Trump makes a statement, gold soars;
Whenever Trump acts, BTC begins to perform.
Some traders even joke:
"Used to watch non-farm payrolls, now watch Trump's flight movements."
The most outrageous thing is, even before it officially lands, the market has already started trading on expectations.
Some bet on easing China-U.S. relations;
Some bet on trade signals turning positive;
Others think AI, chips, and new energy will suddenly become the main themes.
But what's truly interesting isn't the event itself.
It's the market sentiment.
Because every time Trump is involved, the market enters a particularly magical state:
Good news feels like bad news;
Bad news feels like good news;
And in the end, everyone finds that—it's MEME coins that are rising.
Now many are guessing:
If this visit to China releases positive signals, will BTC hit a new high directly?
But seasoned players understand:
The real danger isn't when no one is bullish.
It's when the entire internet is shouting "super good news" in unison.
Because the market's favorite thing to do is:
Suddenly shake out traders when everyone is FOMOing.
Recently, various divine predictions have started appearing on social platforms:
"Visit to China = start of a bull market";
"Global capital reflows";
"Asian assets revaluation."
It almost made me think tomorrow isn't a visit, but the premiere of "Avengers 5."
But honestly, Trump's influence is indeed special.
His biggest trait is:
Always turning economic news into a reality show.
Others discuss diplomacy like a meeting;
He discusses diplomacy like a live stream.
So the biggest highlight this time might not just be policies.
But whether the global markets will once again enter the "Trump volatility mode."
Finally, a word of advice:
Truly smart people never go all-in during the craziest hot searches.
Because the most expensive thing in the market is never information.
It's emotion. #特朗普5月13日访华