I heard that Alibaba, Baidu and BYD may also be included in that list. If this matter really lands, the situation is estimated to be even more tense.
To be honest, once the sanctions are fully rolled out, it's hard to say how the market will react. Will Bitcoin skyrocket due to risk aversion? Or is it dragged down by the general environment and diving?
At such times, the linkage between traditional assets and crypto assets becomes very subtle. Some believe that BTC will become a safe haven for funds, while others worry that the liquidity crunch will ripple through the entire crypto market. What do you think?
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BrokenYield
· 23m ago
ok so everyone's acting like btc gonna be the safe haven play but ngl the correlation matrix doesn't lie... seen this movie before during 2018, liquidity crisis hits and *everything* bleeds. smart money's already pricing in systemic risk here, they're not waiting around for the "avoided recession" narrative tbh
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BlockImposter
· 4h ago
If Alibaba and Baidu both make the list, things are really about to get serious. Liquidity tightening could quickly impact the crypto world.
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TokenSleuth
· 12-10 03:44
If you want me to say, once this wave of sanctions list is expanded, it is directly a domino effect, and US stocks and A-shares are estimated to have to shake together.
BTC hedging? Dreaming, a real liquidity crisis is coming, and nothing can run away unless you have cash.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-10 03:41
When liquidity is tight, BTC and the stock market will dive together, and the so-called safe haven is nonsense
In the final analysis, sanctions are geopolitical, and the crypto market cannot escape them
Looking at the historical market, the real crisis moment encryption is still cut in half, don't be too optimistic
I just want to know what the big Vs are doing now, are they still shouting to buy the bottom haha?
If you have no place to hide, you can hide, no matter whether you are on the chain or off-chain, getting on the car now is equivalent to taking over
If this round is really fully unlocked, small retail investors will have to suffer a big loss
To be honest, the BTC safe haven argument is just a story of the rich comforting themselves
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 12-10 03:38
If you really want to be blacklisted, this wave is indeed ruthless.
As soon as the sanctions are opened, BTC will definitely have to run away, and the hedging order will be snatched up, right?
At the moment of liquidity tightening, the currency circle is afraid to follow the mourning.
No one can predict the black swan, and it depends on who reacts quickly.
The general environment has collapsed, and encryption is in vain, don't think too much.
This critical moment still depends on the Fed's face, BTC is a trivial matter.
As long as the whole market is nervous, you have to dive, and there is no second possibility.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12-10 03:34
Oh my God, you need to expand the list again? Now it's really going to be a big game
Wait, what should I do if the liquidity crunch doesn't come out, can BTC really catch it?
Don't be naïve, big A-shares are falling, why is the currency circle alone
Having said that, should you buy the bottom at this time? Or should I run away? It's a bit uncertain
Sanctions are rolled out, I think short-term BTC will be smashed, don't listen to those safe-haven statements
The RMB has depreciated, and this is the opportunity for BTC to really take off, brother
Old buddy, now this situation really depends on luck, gamble or not
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GasFeeLady
· 12-10 03:33
nah fr the real question is whether we're watching a liquidity drain scenario or actual flight-to-btc... timing this window wrong could cost thousands in slippage alone. seen this movie before tbh
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TokenVelocity
· 12-10 03:28
Mom, it's out again, this time even the big factory can't handle it?
etc., if liquidity is really tight, BTC may be smashed.
As for the safe haven, I think it's like a pit.
I heard that Alibaba, Baidu and BYD may also be included in that list. If this matter really lands, the situation is estimated to be even more tense.
To be honest, once the sanctions are fully rolled out, it's hard to say how the market will react. Will Bitcoin skyrocket due to risk aversion? Or is it dragged down by the general environment and diving?
At such times, the linkage between traditional assets and crypto assets becomes very subtle. Some believe that BTC will become a safe haven for funds, while others worry that the liquidity crunch will ripple through the entire crypto market. What do you think?