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Bitcoin just hit $80k and was immediately knocked back by a "petroleum nuclear bomb"? The Middle East strike was too brutal!
The recent market movements in the crypto world are like a roller coaster ride. During Labor Day, everyone was shouting "$100k is just around the corner," but then suddenly a loud bang in the Middle East caused traders worldwide to stay up all night.
After the Fujaira oil tank attack, Brent crude oil shot up to $114. Many didn't realize that this is actually a "double-edged sword" for Bitcoin.
On one hand, geopolitical conflicts can boost safe-haven demand, and some funds will buy Bitcoin; but on the other hand, high oil prices mean inflation risks resurface, and the Federal Reserve may continue to keep interest rates high. The problem is: in a high-interest-rate environment, risk assets are naturally enemies.
So now the market is in a very tangled state: everyone knows there are issues with the dollar system, but they still have to keep an eye on the Fed’s moves.
Trump’s "Freedom Plan" is the same. Originally, he wanted to create an economic recovery illusion through low oil prices, but now oil prices are soaring, and the whole plan can only be put on hold. Because if U.S. inflation spirals out of control again, election pressure will spike instantly.
As for the Oman negotiations, I believe there won't be a real breakthrough in the short term. The reason is simple: both sides need to "perform tough." The U.S. needs to show deterrence to allies, while Iran needs to maintain regional influence. The most likely outcome is "limited compromise + long-term game."
In trading, I now prefer a "defensive offense." What does that mean? It’s about holding core positions in gold and cash-flow assets, only participating in crypto rebounds in the short term. Because the biggest trap now isn’t that the market has no opportunity, but that volatility is too high. You just bought the dip, and then news hits again.
The most heartbreaking phrase in the market is: the real thing that makes people lose money is never the black swan, but that you think the black swan has already flown away. #Bitcoin stabilizes at the $80k level