2026-01-09 07:50:19

#密码资产动态追踪 Trump once again dropped a shocking bombshell—"Russia and China are not afraid of NATO at all; they only fear the United States."

Once these words were out, the entire international situation instantly tightened. The underlying implication is clear: NATO's influence is waning, and if something really happens, whether allies can hold up is uncertain. The crack of trust in the global political landscape has now been torn even wider.

It's often like this—when political turmoil escalates and geopolitical risks rise, markets start to stir. Capital begins seeking exits: gold, USD, stable assets... all safe-haven tools see increased buying. For the crypto market? This marks the beginning of "emotion-driven trading." Volatility soars, prices fluctuate wildly, and high-risk assets are among the first to be sold off.

History has repeatedly confirmed this pattern: when trust between major powers loosens, markets react immediately. In the coming period, any international political news could become a trigger for market sparks. The movements of coins like $BTC, $ETH, $ZEC, $ZEN are likely to be affected by this round of "emotional storm."

There are risks hidden in this chaos, but for traders, volatility is an opportunity. The key is how to interpret and respond. What do you think? Will statements like Trump's reshape the short-term trend of the crypto market?

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-11 05:51

Playing the political card is an opportunity once disrupted. Now it's all about who can buy the dip. Whether BTC will rise or not depends on what Trump says next.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-10 23:25

Bro, this analysis is spot on. As soon as the political card is played, BTC starts to shake... It's really that realistic. If things really get chaotic this time, the bears might get completely wiped out.

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VirtualRichDream

· 01-09 14:00

Here we go again, every time there's geopolitical tension, they say the coins will drop. But what’s the result? I think they just want to create panic to buy the dip.

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governance_lurker

· 01-09 08:20

Market trends are like a political weather vane... As soon as Trump speaks, the coin price jitters, hilarious. This wave of risk aversion has emerged, and it's indeed looking grim in the short term... Wait for the rebound to buy the dip. Come to think of it, NATO's stuff has been loosened for a long time, and you're only mentioning it now? The financial markets have known for a while. Volatility is high, but times like these are actually opportunities to buy low. Let's see who can hold their mindset.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-09 08:20

It's the same old story, political rhetoric is just blamed on the crypto world, and market trends follow suit... I think, mainly, it's just funds looking for an exit, no matter how fancy the explanation, it's just an excuse.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-09 08:13

Data shows that historical lows often occur during these emotional storms... However, the unreasonable mechanisms caused by miners consuming too much will eventually collapse. Let's wait and see the hourly chart trend.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 01-09 08:08

Trump's words are really incredible, single-handedly sidelining NATO... Now the crypto circle should be exploding. When volatility comes, you have to seize the opportunity to buy the dip. The key is to keep your hands steady. How long can this round of emotional play last? It feels like every time it's the same story. Wait, is this an attempt to hint that the dollar will appreciate? Then in the short term, it's bearish on high-risk assets. The real trading opportunities are probably when everyone is panicking. It's still too early now.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-09 08:00

Hmm... Will this wave really crash the market? Feels like it's being hijacked by politics.

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StableGenius

· 01-09 07:51

lol, "emotion-driven markets"... empirically speaking, every time someone writes this exact phrase, retail gets absolutely decimated. the real pattern nobody wants to admit? geopolitical noise is just noise—btc's actually been doing its own thing regardless of trump's daily theater. but sure, let's pretend macro headlines move 20k charts instead of, you know, actual liquidity flows.

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