European and American trade friction escalation, the market might get serious this week. The US officials have announced that starting February 1st, tariffs will be increased by 10% on multiple European countries, and by June, it will rise to 25%, unless an agreement is reached with Greenland. In plain terms, uncertainty is piling up.



Bitcoin hasn't moved yet, but don't think it's sleeping. The moment the US stock market opens on Monday, you'll see the signs. Such risk events can indeed trigger substantial adjustments, and the current bullish sentiment may face pressure. Historically, geopolitical shocks like this often hit the stock market first and then spill over into cryptocurrencies.

Gold and silver, on the other hand, are smiling. Once risk aversion heats up, funds naturally flow into these assets, which is the simplest logic in the market. A shift in the pattern only requires a catalyst.

My advice to everyone is simple: don't rush, don't chase highs, and don't panic because of price swings. The most testing time during this volatility is your mindset. Be patient, wait for confirmation signals before taking action.
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tx_or_didn't_happenvip
· 14h ago
Greenland Agreement? That's hilarious, how can that be used as leverage? Let's see on Monday, anything said now is pointless. --- Gold and silver are starting to decline, and this is how safe-haven assets behave when risk-off flows in—it's quite the performance. --- Mindset is something that's easy to talk about but hard to do. By the time you get confirmation signals, you've often already missed the opportunity. --- Everyone says not to chase highs every week, but how many actually stick to that? --- Accumulating uncertainty is just the institutions' time to scrape profits; retail investors are still tangled up in what their mindset should be. --- At the moment the market opens on Monday? I bet five bucks it will be uneventful, then by Wednesday midnight, you'll see a sharp plunge. --- The term "catalyst for a shift in pattern" has been overused, but in the end, it's just oscillations back and forth.
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BearMarketLightningvip
· 14h ago
Greenland Agreement? Laughing to death, just more hype, it's all just a topic stunt. Should Bitcoin fall or keep falling? As soon as the US stock market opens, you know the retail investors are panicking again. I already jumped in during this gold surge. See you on Monday for the real deal. Those who still dare to chase highs are really brave... Uncertainty? That's what we call opportunity. If it drops, I'll buy the dip. Staying calm is the key to making money. Let's see how the stock market reacts first. Crypto is always a step behind and slow to react.
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ServantOfSatoshivip
· 14h ago
It's the same old trade war routine. Every time they say they want to dump the market, but what happens? Just hold on to your coins and that's it. If the Greenland agreement can't be settled, gold might really take off, but I still bet on BTC making a sharp rebound. Monday's opening will reveal the truth. This wave is either huge FUD or the last chance to get on board. I agree not to chase highs, but don't be too conservative either. History repeats itself with these kinds of swings.
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GweiWatchervip
· 14h ago
See you on Monday. I bet US stocks will turn red right at the open, and it will be more exciting if BTC drops along with it.
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