June 24, 2026

Does everyone pay attention to stocks? Yesterday, the Korean market plummeted, and although it rebounded a bit today, based on my experience, a single-day drop of over 10% is a clear sign of market panic, often indicating a market top. This AI-driven rally has already shifted into sectors like storage and optoelectronics, and this rotation has been ongoing for a long time.
Perhaps everyone doesn't know, but the U.S. stock market is a long-bull, short-bear market; in contrast, the crypto market is a short-bull, long-bear market. In other words, for U.S. stocks, it's suitable for long-term bullishness as long as the entry price is reasonable, while in the crypto world, it's better to be long-term bearish, of course with higher entry price requirements. However, I need to clarify that, in terms of the entire market, in the long run, altcoins will go to zero, but Bitcoin will reach ATH.
From a rational perspective, it makes sense to invest more funds into the U.S. stock market, especially now that the threshold for investing in U.S. stocks from the crypto world has been greatly lowered—you can buy U.S. stocks without transferring funds. However, it’s precisely because of the continuous new highs in U.S. stocks that prices seem too high, making people hesitant to buy.
In the crypto world, these past two days, there has been a slight decline again. Currently, Ethereum has fallen below 1700, a price that keeps hitting new lows during this long-term downtrend. Honestly, given Ethereum’s current ecosystem, there’s still no strong catalyst, and prices remain under pressure. For us, we can only look at the long term now, perhaps one day the wind will blow on blockchain technology.
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