Observation of Bitcoin and US Stock Trends on January 16
US stock indices continue to rise, but this rally is actually quite tangled — there are too many macro-level uncertainties, so overall, a cautious optimism attitude is maintained, and the gains are tightly restrained.
Here's an interesting phenomenon: many people habitually blame negative news for the decline in risk markets, but in reality, the true "killer" is not these. Uncertainty is the biggest enemy of risk markets. Once the market is shrouded in uncertainty, the overall sentiment quickly shifts from optimism to excessive caution, liquidity begins to shrink, and it can easily fall into a negative feedback loop.
This week, the performance of US stocks and BTC is still worth paying attention to — both are seeking direction in this atmosphere of uncertainty.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 10h ago
Uncertainty is the real killer, that's no lie. The bearish signals are all false; what we fear is this foggy, hazy feeling.
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GasFeeVictim
· 10h ago
Uncertainty is the real culprit. There's nothing wrong with that statement. Instead of focusing on bearish news, I'm more afraid of liquidity suddenly evaporating.
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MeaninglessApe
· 10h ago
Uncertainty kills liquidity, there's nothing wrong with that statement
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 10h ago
Uncertainty is more ruthless than any bearish news. That's how I've been repeatedly taken advantage of by it, haha.
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CrossChainBreather
· 10h ago
Uncertainty is the real culprit. This phrase hits the mark, more deadly than any bearish news.
Observation of Bitcoin and US Stock Trends on January 16
US stock indices continue to rise, but this rally is actually quite tangled — there are too many macro-level uncertainties, so overall, a cautious optimism attitude is maintained, and the gains are tightly restrained.
Here's an interesting phenomenon: many people habitually blame negative news for the decline in risk markets, but in reality, the true "killer" is not these. Uncertainty is the biggest enemy of risk markets. Once the market is shrouded in uncertainty, the overall sentiment quickly shifts from optimism to excessive caution, liquidity begins to shrink, and it can easily fall into a negative feedback loop.
This week, the performance of US stocks and BTC is still worth paying attention to — both are seeking direction in this atmosphere of uncertainty.