2026-01-04 18:23:52

Interesting phenomenon: recent geopolitical events have not triggered a significant pullback in BTC. Market analysts generally believe that Bitcoin has demonstrated remarkable resilience in this round of shocks.

A careful observation reveals that even amid global tensions, the BTC market remains relatively stable. What does this reflect? It indicates that the maturity of the crypto market is increasing, and investors' confidence in BTC is becoming more solid—it's no longer the asset that can be easily frightened by external shocks.

From past experience, whenever geopolitical risks emerge, traditional financial markets tend to fluctuate significantly. However, Bitcoin has shown different characteristics, and in some cases, has even become a risk hedging tool.

What are your thoughts? Is this resilience of BTC a short-term phenomenon or a sign of a long-term trend?

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HashBard

· 01-05 17:25

ngl the "btc as hedge" narrative is getting repetitive... until it doesn't work lmao. seen this movie before

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 01-05 14:08

ngl the "bitcoin as hedge" narrative is getting recycled harder than governance proposals... empirically speaking, correlation data from 2020-2024 doesn't really support this claim. market cap's just too thin still

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ZenMiner

· 01-04 18:51

Well... to put it simply, it's still mostly institutional players entering the market, and retail investors aren't as easily scared away. BTC resistance? I think it's more likely that big players are quietly accumulating, don't be fooled by appearances. Long-term trend? Let's wait for the next real black swan event to see. Actually, the market has matured; there's nothing magical about it, just like that. Geopolitical risks have already been priced in, so there's no need to panic.

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PebbleHander

· 01-04 18:50

It's just a temporary safe-haven rally; when a real crash happens, you'll still be cutting losses. Don't be too optimistic.

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MEVHunterX

· 01-04 18:41

It's not about being resilient, it's that institutions have already laid their traps long ago, waiting for geopolitical risks to come and then accumulating positions.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-04 18:41

To be honest, the main reason BTC has stabilized this time is that institutional investors have entered the market. Retail investors have long been washed out. However, this is definitely much better than before, when fear caused people's mentality to collapse directly. The long-term trend is definitely there; the mechanism is in place, and no geopolitical changes can alter the consensus.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 01-04 18:40

Flowers also have resilience... Looking at BTC this time, it wasn't scared off, which is quite reassuring. From my experience of stepping into pits, this time's resolve is indeed different.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-04 18:29

Don't tell me BTC is resistant to pressure. Honestly, it's just that institutions have entered, and retail players are all very afraid of getting trapped and not daring to move. It looks stable, but in reality, no one dares to dump, haha.

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