Is Trump’s visit to China like a global "super live broadcast"? The market has already been tipping its hand in advance

If recent global hot topics were turned into a variety show, the title might be:
"Master of Understanding Has Arrived."
Because Trump’s visit to China on May 13 has successfully pushed global market sentiment to the max.
Financial media analyze;
Crypto influencers are live streaming;
Netizens are already predicting in comment sections:
“Will BTC hit 100k first or will gold surge suddenly?”
The most outrageous thing is, now many people are no longer paying attention to the news.
Instead, they are focused on:
How others will interpret the news.
This is the most magical part of modern financial markets.
Often, what truly drives prices isn’t facts.
It’s emotions.
Especially top-tier influencers like Trump.
His greatest ability isn’t just creating topics.
It’s making the market enter an “infinite imagination mode.”
For example:
Visit to China → Improved relations → Global capital warms up → Asian assets rise → BTC bull market.
The logical chain can go halfway around the world.
But the market just loves this kind of story.
Because what capital loves most has never been certainty.
It’s imagination.
Recently, many retail investors have started celebrating in advance.
Friend circles are full of:
“New cycle starting”;
“Eastern assets rising”;
“Historic turning point.”
It almost made me think the bull market had ended and started over again.
But those who have truly experienced bull and bear markets understand:
The most dangerous market signals are often not sharp declines.
It’s “everyone starts believing it will keep rising.”
Because once emotions run too hot, big players are motivated to harvest.
Especially in crypto circles, the most classic example.
When prices rise, everyone thinks they are Buffett;
When prices fall, they realize they’re like coins in a wishing well.
So now, the truly smart people are starting to observe:
Is this wave of emotion a real trend, or just a short-term frenzy?
Because major events can only cause volatility.
The real factor that determines market direction is always capital.
Finally, I’ll leave everyone with a phrase that’s especially fitting for the current market:
When everyone is talking about opportunities,
the real opportunity might already be coming to an end. #特朗普5月13日访华