Recent market signals are worth paying attention to. On one hand, GPT-5.2 released by OpenAI has entered the ServiceNow ecosystem, marking the true arrival of the Agentic AI era. How will the computational power demand behind this be addressed? Projects like RNDR and NEAR, which focus on computing power and data verification, may see their value rise significantly.
Another driving force comes from issues within fiat currency itself. The pressure from Trump on the Federal Reserve (including attempts at personnel adjustments) combined with administrative price controls, are long-term erosions of the US dollar’s credit foundation. This contradictory combination of "liquidity injection and regulation" has instead become the best endorsement for Bitcoin’s self-custody and hard currency attributes. Coupled with domestic liquidity release policies, which may not directly flow into the crypto space, risk assets generally tend to benefit.
However, risks are also considerable. The unpredictability of geopolitical situations—from trade frictions to absurd tariff threats—can easily trigger panic in the global supply chain and stagflation expectations. A more direct threat is that if the Federal Reserve’s independence is truly weakened, fears of runaway inflation could trigger a massive capital flight, with funds rushing from all risk assets into cash and gold.
The technical outlook is also issuing warnings. The VIX breaking above 20, the breakdown of the NASDAQ pattern, and the decline of AI heavyweight stocks like NVIDIA suggest that once the US stock market enters a correction cycle, the crypto market is unlikely to rebound independently. The tide of liquidity withdrawal will not impact just one sector.
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AirdropCollector
· 8h ago
The story of computing power sounds good, but do you really dare to go all in on RNDR? I think I'll wait and see how the macroeconomic situation unfolds first. It feels like the Federal Reserve is about to change its stance.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 8h ago
Damn, can RNDR take off this time? It depends on how long the Federal Reserve can keep it up.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 8h ago
The computing power track is interesting, but with this wave of US stock adjustments, everything is wasted...
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What if GPT-5.2 arrives? Now the VIX has broken 20. Don't just look at the opportunities; risk is the main course.
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The Federal Reserve being sidelined and Trump causing chaos—this is indeed a gift from heaven for BTC. But if geopolitics get messy, the whole market will suffer.
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RNDR and NEAR are getting good hype, but the key is that liquidity is shrinking now. Who dares to take the plunge?
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Everyone's right, but the problem is that once market sentiment turns sour, even strong fundamentals can't hold up. This is the current dilemma.
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Hard currency attributes are indeed strong, but if the US stock market crashes, all risk assets will be dragged down, including the crypto world.
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Liquidity easing policies? No longer relying on that approach. Let's see how the Federal Reserve acts.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 8h ago
Watering down controls in a duopoly, the Federal Reserve's independence is almost gone. At this point, talking about technical analysis is pointless... Once liquidity is withdrawn, everything is doomed.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 9h ago
Computing power demand is really an opportunity, but whether RNDR and NEAR can hold up depends on... When the US stock market adjusts, everything will be sacrificed together. Don't hold onto illusions.
Bitcoin's logic is sound, but entering now and betting on the Federal Reserve's independence being abolished feels like taking too big a gamble.
Breaking 20 on the VIX is truly a warning sign. If we hit a landmine this time, it will be a bloodbath. When liquidity recedes, no one can escape.
The GPT-5.2 ecosystem looks high-end, but honestly, by the time real computing power demand arises, the crypto market will have already adjusted...
I respect the logic of the dollar’s credit erosion, but reckless tariffs can really scare risk assets, and everything will be pointless then.
The liquidity of the RMB is also coming, sounds good, but how much of it can directly enter the crypto space? Don’t be brainwashed by stories of being cut like a leek.
Recent market signals are worth paying attention to. On one hand, GPT-5.2 released by OpenAI has entered the ServiceNow ecosystem, marking the true arrival of the Agentic AI era. How will the computational power demand behind this be addressed? Projects like RNDR and NEAR, which focus on computing power and data verification, may see their value rise significantly.
Another driving force comes from issues within fiat currency itself. The pressure from Trump on the Federal Reserve (including attempts at personnel adjustments) combined with administrative price controls, are long-term erosions of the US dollar’s credit foundation. This contradictory combination of "liquidity injection and regulation" has instead become the best endorsement for Bitcoin’s self-custody and hard currency attributes. Coupled with domestic liquidity release policies, which may not directly flow into the crypto space, risk assets generally tend to benefit.
However, risks are also considerable. The unpredictability of geopolitical situations—from trade frictions to absurd tariff threats—can easily trigger panic in the global supply chain and stagflation expectations. A more direct threat is that if the Federal Reserve’s independence is truly weakened, fears of runaway inflation could trigger a massive capital flight, with funds rushing from all risk assets into cash and gold.
The technical outlook is also issuing warnings. The VIX breaking above 20, the breakdown of the NASDAQ pattern, and the decline of AI heavyweight stocks like NVIDIA suggest that once the US stock market enters a correction cycle, the crypto market is unlikely to rebound independently. The tide of liquidity withdrawal will not impact just one sector.