Looking at the current US stock market, it's a bit surreal. Interest rates remain high, debt piles up, and by all logic, the stock market should have collapsed long ago, but the reality is that tech giants keep soaring upward. Essentially, this momentum is sustained by two things: one is the fanatic belief in AI, and the other is the market’s speculation on policy expectations.
The problem is, everyone knows well that tech stocks are already ridiculously expensive, and companies' actual profits can't keep up with the stock price increases, but once expectations are formed, funds dare to blindly rush in. This is no longer investment; it's almost collective hypnosis.
Recently, I often lament how crazy the world is, but now this level of craziness truly exceeds expectations. Assets outside the crypto circle are skyrocketing, fiat currencies are continuously depreciating. Behind this seemingly prosperous appearance, the entire financial system's risk exposure has expanded to an unprecedented level.
Based on this logic, it’s foreseeable that a significant wave of capital will flow into the crypto market. Essentially, this is a form of financial nihilism hedging against another kind of financial nihilism—chaos in traditional finance is driving up demand for assets like BTC and ETH. This flow is almost inevitable.
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fork_in_the_road
· 10h ago
Basically, throwing money anywhere is gambling. Instead of believing in the illusory AI dream of the US stock market, it's better to just jump on BTC directly for a more straightforward ride.
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AirdropHuntress
· 10h ago
This is the logic I've been watching all along. According to research and analysis data, the divergence between the recent rise in the US stock market and the fundamentals has become outrageous. The gap between actual profits and stock prices is widening, and it will have to be corrected sooner or later.
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BoredApeResistance
· 10h ago
Funds have nowhere to go, better to gamble than to sit in the bank waiting for devaluation. Anyway, everyone is playing with fire, I might as well take a bit of courage.
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That’s a really clever way to put it; using the term collective hypnosis is brilliant. Feels like I’m sleepwalking...
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The demand for BTC and ETH isn’t some kind of financial nihilism; it’s just an instinctive reaction to escape from the front lines. Those who understand, understand.
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This wave indeed exceeded expectations, but it’s also an opportunity. Compared to those junk stocks in the US market, holding some crypto feels more solid.
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Haha, the hype about policy expectations is basically gambling on politicians’ words. Its reliability is just as high as a betting dog.
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The entire system is inflating a bubble, so I have to blow it up too. Whoever ends up taking the loss is unlucky.
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Fiat currency devaluation is truly terrifying; a friend recently lost a lot even holding USD. Now I only trust crypto.
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The risk exposure has expanded to an unprecedented level, sounds very exciting. At such times, it’s either all wins or all losses; the middle path is already blocked.
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wagmi_eventually
· 10h ago
It's all just hype, but what about real profits? Isn't it just a casino mentality?
Basically, it's just desperate gambling under a pile of bad debts.
The devaluation of fiat currency... we've seen it clearly long ago. BTC is just an insurance policy.
Funds have no other choice but to rush into crypto, or what else?
The term collective hypnosis is spot on, it really says it all.
The entire system is just self-indulgent; we're just waiting to reap the rewards.
It's ridiculously expensive but still pouring money in—that's the logic of a madman.
A wave of capital flowing into crypto is a certainty; just sit back and watch the show.
Void against void, since it's all an illusion, I want real assets.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 10h ago
Basically, it's hot potato; who will take over next depends on who has the fastest hands.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 10h ago
Basically, it's a game of hot potato; whoever catches the last stick is doomed.
Wait, isn't this logic just giving us a reason to enter the market?
The recent rally in the US stock market is truly outrageous, feeling like it's just blowing bubbles.
Collective hypnosis haha, but the real money isn't made by retail investors like us.
The junk of traditional finance, the crypto world takes the blame, anyway BTC won't lie to me.
It's all about hype expectations, who cares about the company's actual profits anymore.
This wave of capital flowing into crypto is definitely real.
In an era of extreme risk exposure, what else can we do but get on board?
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 10h ago
ngl, the macro setup screaming "risk-off into crypto" is exactly what we saw during previous accumulation phases. traditional finance burning itself down while btc runs its own race — it's not new, just cyclical. mile 20 vibes, everyone's gassed on the hype but the fundamentals still painting that long-term picture. stay stacking.
Looking at the current US stock market, it's a bit surreal. Interest rates remain high, debt piles up, and by all logic, the stock market should have collapsed long ago, but the reality is that tech giants keep soaring upward. Essentially, this momentum is sustained by two things: one is the fanatic belief in AI, and the other is the market’s speculation on policy expectations.
The problem is, everyone knows well that tech stocks are already ridiculously expensive, and companies' actual profits can't keep up with the stock price increases, but once expectations are formed, funds dare to blindly rush in. This is no longer investment; it's almost collective hypnosis.
Recently, I often lament how crazy the world is, but now this level of craziness truly exceeds expectations. Assets outside the crypto circle are skyrocketing, fiat currencies are continuously depreciating. Behind this seemingly prosperous appearance, the entire financial system's risk exposure has expanded to an unprecedented level.
Based on this logic, it’s foreseeable that a significant wave of capital will flow into the crypto market. Essentially, this is a form of financial nihilism hedging against another kind of financial nihilism—chaos in traditional finance is driving up demand for assets like BTC and ETH. This flow is almost inevitable.