Capital is starting to flee, and institutional selling pressure is spiraling out of control again! The culprit this time is the suddenly escalated US-Iran situation.



When gunfire erupts, the market's risk-aversion instinct is instantly activated. Oil prices surge, US stocks plunge, and BTC cannot escape the fate of the macroeconomic meat grinder, directly becoming a cash machine for institutions and ETFs to reduce risk exposure.
The current situation is most concerning: Bitcoin itself has clearly fallen to a bottom range, with various signals showing bottoming, but it happens to collide with the fermentation of geopolitical crisis. Institutions have no choice but to indiscriminately sell off to hedge risk, with short-term selling pressure continuous.
Remember, BTC's long-term big narrative has not been invalidated; it is just paying the price for macro risk.
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YieldYardkeeper
· 25m ago
When oil prices surge, institutions dump. BTC is now the spillway for macro risk, waiting for the wind to stop.
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