2025-12-22 19:23:15

The global Capital Market at the beginning of 2025 shows an interesting differentiation - the markets of major economies collectively outperform the US stock market. This reflects a reassessment by global investors of the economic prospects in different regions for the new year. Although the US remains the largest Capital Market in the world, its growth rate is no longer far ahead. In contrast, the attractiveness of emerging markets and other developed countries is on the rise. This change in pattern also has reference significance for the crypto market - adjustments in market risk appetite often influence the investment flow and trading heat of digital assets.

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MoonRocketman

· 1h ago

U.S. stocks have slowed down. With multiple technical indicators stacking up, this is the prelude to a track adjustment... The emerging markets' launch window seems to have opened. --- The Bollinger Bands indicate that global risk appetite is reallocating, and crypto capital flows should follow suit. Don't stick stubbornly to the same logic as U.S. stocks. --- Interesting, the resistance level of U.S. stocks is so obvious, yet the angle coefficients of other markets are becoming steeper... It's time to recalculate the escape velocity. --- This wave of divergence was long overdue. The RSI tells me that U.S. stocks are already overextended, and emerging markets are the real fuel supply station. --- Collectively surpassing U.S. stocks? That's because U.S. stocks have entered a decaying trajectory. The flow of money in the crypto market looks at this signal favorably. --- Wait, what does a risk appetite adjustment mean... Should the trading enthusiasm for digital assets be recalibrated accordingly? --- The halo of U.S. stocks leading is fading. The stop-loss levels for the bulls need to be lowered. Emerging markets are the real launch point of this round.

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LightningHarvester

· 12-24 11:22

Wow, US stocks are no longer the top dog? Is it really time for emerging markets to take the lead this time?

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FlatTax

· 12-22 19:54

Is the dominance of the US stock market really about to loosen? This is getting interesting, as the signals of an emerging market breakout are getting stronger.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 12-22 19:43

The US stock market has really been affected this time, and emerging markets have started to rebound, it feels like money is running elsewhere.

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blockBoy

· 12-22 19:33

Is the American empire's hegemony cooling down? Are emerging markets making a comeback? Now the crypto world should have something to watch.

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