2026-01-06 10:31:10

The most notable event of the weekend was the change in the international situation. Everyone is watching how these types of events will impact the market when trading opens tomorrow—especially assets that are highly correlated with geopolitical risks.

Interestingly, throughout the weekend, major global assets remained quiet, except for the crypto market which was volatile. Since the event was confirmed, BTC has risen by about $2,000. How does the market interpret this? It should be seen as a positive signal.

Thinking about it carefully, it also makes sense. If geopolitical conflicts can be resolved quickly, that’s exactly what the market hopes for—risk premium decreases. Another aspect is oil price expectations; if oil prices pull back later, it would clearly ease inflation pressures. This logical chain now seems to be accepted by the market.

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SchroedingerGas

· 3h ago

Haha, the 2000-dollar rise in BTC feels a bit too smooth, I have a feeling it's a bit fake.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-07 13:26

Ha, it's the same story again, geopolitics + oil prices + inflation... It sounds quite logical, but I just want to ask, is this wave of rise really because of "quick resolution"? or is it purely risk-averse funds piling in?

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ApeWithAPlan

· 01-06 11:01

BTC's recent surge is quite intense. As soon as geopolitical tensions emerged, the crypto market started to rally, while traditional assets are still sleeping. If oil prices fall, can inflation truly be eased? Feels like this logical chain is a bit tenuous... Anyway, the market is buying into it, and following the dip won't be wrong. Wait, could this just be a short-term rebound? Don't get caught in a trap. That's why you need to constantly watch the charts—market turns can happen in an instant.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-06 10:51

Huh? When BTC rises by $2000, everyone is watching the geopolitical situation. I'm actually worried about how many days this rebound can last...

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 01-06 10:49

BTC is rising quite quickly this time. The geopolitical situation hasn't even settled yet, and it's already surged to $2000. Truly confident. But to be honest, compared to the dead silence of traditional assets, the reaction in crypto is indeed interesting — it seems everyone is betting that oil prices will fall and risk premiums will continue to decline. Let's wait and see when the stock market opens tomorrow; that will be the real test.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-06 10:49

Is BTC excited again? A $2000 increase is no small feat... By the way, can geopolitical issues really turn around so quickly? I'm still waiting to see how the stock market reacts tomorrow.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-06 10:44

just like mile 20 when everyone else is walking, btc decided to sprint while traditional markets napped... interesting move ngl. if the geopolitical noise clears and we get that inflation relief, feels like we're entering a different accumulation phase altogether. macro tailwinds hitting different

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ChainWallflower

· 01-06 10:35

BTC's recent surge is quite intense. It feels like as soon as positive news from the geopolitical side lands, the market immediately rallies. Other assets are sleeping, only the crypto world is partying.

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