Recently entered some small-cap coins and want to discuss the current market sentiment from a different perspective.
To be honest, the intense fluctuations in the international situation are becoming an uncontrollable variable in the crypto market. Major events like these are often triggered by several levels that provoke market reactions:
The first level is the impact of the event itself—the market quickly prices in this uncertainty. But the true climax often occurs in subsequent developments. The confrontation in international public opinion, the gradual escalation of sanctions and counter-sanctions, are the real tests of market psychology.
The second perspective worth considering is—how these events might reshape the future geopolitical landscape. From a historical perspective, any major conflict is either integrated into the existing order or drives the restructuring of the order itself. Such changes in order have profound implications for asset allocation.
The third reality is that uncertainty itself is the foundation of crypto asset pricing. The more traditional financial systems face pressure, the more people will reassess the value of decentralized assets. How far this trend can go may depend on the evolution of external environments.
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CommunitySlacker
· 01-07 11:41
Wow, small coins are really betting on the international situation this time. I always say that uncertainty is our gold mine.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-06 07:30
Small tokens really made a profit this time, but speaking of which, geopolitical factors are indeed often overestimated. I still believe the breakthrough in technology is more promising.
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RetiredMiner
· 01-05 13:54
You're right, small-cap coins are indeed like a casino right now. But I think you overlooked one point — retail investors simply don't have the time to wait for the reshaping of geopolitical order; the coin prices have already dropped early.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-04 13:47
Haha, I'm already tired of the small-cap coins. It's still more reliable to focus on on-chain data.
Regarding small-cap coins this time... you need to figure out whether you're betting on geopolitics or narrative, don't bet on both.
Uncertainty is just the yield, bro. I've seen through this a long time ago. The question is, do you dare to buy at the liquidation price?
Instead of pondering geopolitical issues, it's better to look at the flow of stablecoins—that's the real story.
I just want to ask, what's the annualized return of this small-cap coin? Can you buy more if it drops?
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WagmiOrRekt
· 01-04 13:45
Well... that's a good point, but I'm still a bit nervous about small-cap coins. I've had too many experiences where the risks have cost me a lot.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-04 13:42
Well... basically, it's about betting on uncertainty. The more chaotic traditional finance gets, the more attractive crypto becomes. How long small-cap coins can hold up in this wave of market conditions depends on how things are handled on the international side.
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tokenomics_truther
· 01-04 13:38
The greater the uncertainty, the more excited the crypto world becomes. This is probably our fate.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-04 13:24
I think you're right, but I'm a bit hesitant now... Can we buy the dip in small-cap coins this time? It feels too risky.
Recently entered some small-cap coins and want to discuss the current market sentiment from a different perspective.
To be honest, the intense fluctuations in the international situation are becoming an uncontrollable variable in the crypto market. Major events like these are often triggered by several levels that provoke market reactions:
The first level is the impact of the event itself—the market quickly prices in this uncertainty. But the true climax often occurs in subsequent developments. The confrontation in international public opinion, the gradual escalation of sanctions and counter-sanctions, are the real tests of market psychology.
The second perspective worth considering is—how these events might reshape the future geopolitical landscape. From a historical perspective, any major conflict is either integrated into the existing order or drives the restructuring of the order itself. Such changes in order have profound implications for asset allocation.
The third reality is that uncertainty itself is the foundation of crypto asset pricing. The more traditional financial systems face pressure, the more people will reassess the value of decentralized assets. How far this trend can go may depend on the evolution of external environments.