#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Geopolitics once again becoming a disruptor, the crypto market needs to be cautious

Trump's recent series of actions have stirred up the global markets. He issued tough words on the Greenland issue—saying there is no turning back and it directly concerns U.S. national security. Just after, he revealed on Truth Social that he had a phone call with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, and both agreed to continue discussions on this sensitive topic in Davos.

Following that, he also stated: "The United States is the only superpower capable of ensuring world peace." This strong stance immediately tightened the market's risk aversion nerves. Keep in mind, he had just announced a 200% tariff increase on French wine, and now he's throwing out such a powder keg—signals are quite intense.

For the crypto world, this is no small matter. Escalating geopolitical conflicts usually mean funds flow into traditional safe-haven assets like gold and the US dollar, while risk assets like $BTC tend to be sidelined. Short-term market pressure is significant.

The key still lies ahead—how both sides will negotiate at the Davos meeting and what results come out will directly influence the market's rhythm.