大牛市前的最后一跌?新一轮牛市即将来临

币界网Published on 2024-08-06Last updated on 2024-08-06

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人生的选择题难就难在,选项就摆在你面前,你做出选择之前没有提示,选择之后无法修改,你只有点了“提交答案”,才能判断自己有没有选对。

“805”黑暗的星期一,先是因为恐慌导致了大幅下跌,之后市场进入了整理阶段。直到凌晨十点半后才开始反弹。

暴跌的原因可以总结为几个方面:

首先,日本加息而美国降息,导致套利机会消失,从而引发了大量抛售风险资产。这样一来,多国股市都出现了熔断。同时,非农数据中的失业率上升也触发了Sahm规则。再加上长期存在的地缘政治危机,巴菲特也选择卖出了一半的苹果股票,手里满是现金等待机会。

这真的是情绪上的完美风暴,所有宏观事件都在加剧市场的恐慌。现在来看,市场确实反应过度了。今天日韩股市已经大幅反弹,政府也表示他们有足够的政策工具,会在市场波动过大时采取措施。

比特币价格回升及未来展望

比特币的价格已经回升到55,700美元,比前一天的最低点上涨了12.2%。这次回升主要得益于美国期货市场的复苏,给投资者带来了希望。

同时,我对比特币的前景持乐观态度。我认为比特币近期的下跌情况与2016年减半前的情况很相似,而那次减半之后出现了2017年的大牛市。

新一轮牛市即将来临?

与2015-2017年的周期比较很有意义,因为那段时间比特币经历了历史性的牛市,创下了新高。尽管比特币最近遇到了一些挫折,但它可能会重新走上一条类似的上涨道路。我还记得,2016年比特币价格从650美元跌到474美元,减半后下跌了27%,但之后在2017年12月又涨到了20,000美元。现在,比特币从减半后的最高点据现在跌了26%,我认为这可能是一个好兆头。

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比特币曾经历过类似2016年的大幅下跌,但这次价格从7月底的70,000美元高点跌至约49,000美元。不过,加密货币表现出了韧性,8月6日早盘交易中价格回升至56,000美元。

加密货币市场恐惧与贪婪指数创两年新低!

目前,比特币市场处于“极度恐惧”状态。价格图表显示,比特币过去一天上涨了4.82%,达到55,848.13美元,24小时内最低价和最高价分别为49,121.24美元和56,271.37美元。

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同时,加密货币的恐惧与贪婪指数两年来首次进入“极度恐惧”区域,美国现货比特币交易所交易基金也流出1.684亿美元。8月5日,该指数跌至17分,为2022年7月12日以来的最低水平。

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