# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Geopolitics

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Geopolitics", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

History Repeats for the Fourth Time, Is BTC Launching a New Super Bull Market?

The cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, is experiencing a period of significant underperformance and low volatility, contrasting sharply with the strong rallies in traditional assets like gold, silver, and U.S. equities in 2025 and early 2026. This divergence is attributed to Bitcoin's role as a leading indicator for global risk assets, reflecting underlying macroeconomic pressures. Key factors behind Bitcoin's weakness include global liquidity tightening from continued Federal Reserve quantitative tightening (QT) and Bank of Japan interest rate hikes, as well as heightened geopolitical tensions under the Trump administration, which have increased market uncertainty and risk aversion. Meanwhile, the surge in traditional assets is driven by sovereign and policy-led forces rather than broad macroeconomic improvement. Gold's rise is fueled by central banks diversifying away from U.S. dollar dependency, while equity gains in the U.S. and China are concentrated in sectors aligned with national industrial policies, such as AI and defense. Historically, Bitcoin has shown four major instances of extreme overselling relative to gold (as indicated by RSI below 30), in 2015, 2018, 2022, and now in late 2025. Each preceded a significant Bitcoin bull run. The current divergence may signal an impending market rebound for Bitcoin, while traditional markets like small-cap stocks and AI sectors show signs of being overvalued and vulnerable to a correction. The article cautions against abandoning crypto for seemingly booming traditional markets, as Bitcoin's stagnation may be a预警 of broader risks and a potential setup for a major narrative shift.

marsbit01/21 03:06

History Repeats for the Fourth Time, Is BTC Launching a New Super Bull Market?

marsbit01/21 03:06

U.S. Stocks, Bonds, and Currency Plummet! Danish Pension Fund "Dumps U.S. Assets," Gold Soars

A major financial shock hit US markets on January 20, with stocks, bonds, and the dollar all falling sharply. The Dow dropped 1.76%, the S&P 500 fell 2.06%, and the Nasdaq declined 2.39%. The 10-year Treasury yield surged to 4.3%, and the dollar index fell below 99. European markets also fell, and even Bitcoin dropped below $90,000. The turmoil was triggered by geopolitical tensions after former President Trump expressed interest in acquiring Greenland and threatened tariffs on European countries that opposed the move. In response, the EU considered retaliatory tariffs on $93 billion of US goods. In a significant move, Danish pension fund AkademikerPension announced it would sell all its US Treasury holdings—around $100 million—citing unsustainable US fiscal policies and Trump’s threats toward Greenland. Other Danish pension funds also reduced exposure to US assets. As investors fled dollar assets, gold soared to a record high above $4,800 per ounce, while silver also surged. In contrast, cryptocurrencies fell sharply. Central banks, including Poland’s, are increasing gold reserves as a hedge against uncertainty. Ray Dalio of Bridgewater warned that Trump’s policies are sparking a "capital war," undermining confidence in the dollar’s role as the global reserve currency. Goldman Sachs noted that recent US actions have damaged the perceived safety and predictability of US assets.

marsbit01/21 02:20

U.S. Stocks, Bonds, and Currency Plummet! Danish Pension Fund "Dumps U.S. Assets," Gold Soars

marsbit01/21 02:20

Canadian Prime Minister's Davos Speech: The Old Order Is Dead, Middle Powers Must Stop 'Living a Lie'

Canadian Prime Minister delivered a forceful speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, declaring that the old U.S.-led, rules-based international order is over. He argued that middle powers like Canada must abandon the illusion that the old rules still function, as powerful nations now weaponize economic interdependence. Instead of living in what he termed a "lie," countries should pursue strategic autonomy through collective action and domestic strength-building. He emphasized that Canada is adopting a "value-based realism" approach—upholding principles while pragmatically engaging globally. This includes diversifying international partnerships, boosting defense spending, cutting taxes, and removing trade barriers. The goal is to form flexible, issue-based coalitions with like-minded nations to reduce vulnerability and increase influence. The Prime Minister concluded that middle powers must cooperate to avoid being marginalized in an era of great power competition, asserting that nostalgia is not a strategy. Canada invites other nations to join this path of honest engagement and shared resilience.

marsbit01/21 01:50

Canadian Prime Minister's Davos Speech: The Old Order Is Dead, Middle Powers Must Stop 'Living a Lie'

marsbit01/21 01:50

Why Is Everything Rising Except the Crypto Market?

The article explores the paradoxical divergence between cryptocurrency markets and other asset classes like gold, silver, and equities, which have seen significant gains while Bitcoin has stagnated. Despite institutional adoption, including Bitcoin ETFs, government reserves, and major financial players entering the space, Bitcoin's price has underperformed due to its role as a leading indicator for risk assets, global liquidity constraints from Fed QT and Bank of Japan rate hikes, and heightened geopolitical tensions under the Trump administration. In contrast, gold's surge is driven by central bank accumulation amid declining faith in dollar hegemony, while equity rallies in the US and China are policy-driven, focusing on AI and national security sectors. Historically, Bitcoin has rebounded strongly after periods of extreme undervaluation relative to gold, suggesting potential for recovery. However, chasing overheated markets like small-cap stocks or AI equities now carries risks of a bubble. Bitcoin's current weakness may signal broader market vulnerabilities ahead, making it a critical time for long-term investors to stay disciplined.

marsbit01/21 01:05

Why Is Everything Rising Except the Crypto Market?

marsbit01/21 01:05

Gold rallies to new highs as Bitcoin slides, highlighting divergent asset flows

Gold prices surged to a new all-time high above $4,700 per ounce, reflecting strong safe-haven demand amid geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainty. In contrast, Bitcoin declined from near $95,000 to $90,000, indicating weakening momentum and reduced risk appetite. This divergence highlights a shift toward traditional safe assets like gold over risk-oriented investments such as cryptocurrency. Technical indicators support gold’s sustained bullish trend, while Bitcoin struggles with selling pressure and cautious trader sentiment. For Bitcoin to recover, it needs breakout volume, support stability, and improved macro conditions. Gold’s rally underscores a preference for stability in uncertain markets.

ambcrypto01/20 18:06

Gold rallies to new highs as Bitcoin slides, highlighting divergent asset flows

ambcrypto01/20 18:06

Crypto markets slide as Bitcoin dips below $93K amid liquidations and tariff-driven uncertainty

Crypto markets declined as Bitcoin fell below $93K, triggering over $602 million in long liquidations. Major tokens like Ethereum and Solana also dropped 2-3%, with total market cap down over 2% to $3.14T. Thin holiday liquidity in the U.S. and macro uncertainty—driven by tariff rhetoric and geopolitical tensions—amplified the sell-off. Market sentiment turned neutral (Fear & Greed Index at 45), but Bitcoin remains above key long-term supports. The pullback appears driven by leverage unwinds and external risk factors rather than fundamental weakness.

ambcrypto01/19 16:10

Crypto markets slide as Bitcoin dips below $93K amid liquidations and tariff-driven uncertainty

ambcrypto01/19 16:10

Tariff Threat Shocks Market: Trump's Post Triggers Bitcoin Safe-Haven Sell-off

Cryptocurrency markets experienced a sharp sell-off on the morning of January 19, with Bitcoin dropping from $95,531 to a low of $91,910. Ethereum and Solana also saw significant declines, along with several altcoins falling over 10%. The sell-off resulted in $830 million in liquidations over 12 hours, predominantly long positions. The downturn was triggered by former U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement on Truth Social that the U.S. would impose tariffs—starting at 10% on February 1 and rising to 25% by June—on imports from eight European countries, including Denmark, Germany, and the UK. The move is tied to Trump’s demand for a “complete and total purchase of Greenland,” citing unspecified security concerns. European leaders strongly opposed the tariffs, warning of strained transatlantic relations and potential benefits to geopolitical rivals like China and Russia. Meanwhile, traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver surged to record highs amid the geopolitical tension and market uncertainty. With a 96% probability that the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady, risk assets faced additional pressure. Market analysts suggested that investors take profits and await clearer signals, though some remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term potential, citing macroeconomic trends and increasing demand.

比推01/19 15:05

Tariff Threat Shocks Market: Trump's Post Triggers Bitcoin Safe-Haven Sell-off

比推01/19 15:05

Pi Network Token Slides as Trade Tensions and Unlocks Pressure Price

Pi Network's native token, PI, declined sharply, approaching its October all-time low due to increased US-EU trade tensions and significant daily token unlocks. The price dropped roughly 8-9% in 24 hours to around $0.178. Geopolitical uncertainty escalated after the US announced new tariffs targeting eight countries, prompting an emergency EU meeting. Reports indicate French President Macron called for a "trade bazooka" against US market access. Additionally, over 4.6 million tokens are being released daily, creating substantial selling pressure as investors gain access to previously locked coins. The token, which missed the January crypto rally, remains highly volatile amid these combined pressures.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 13:02

Pi Network Token Slides as Trade Tensions and Unlocks Pressure Price

TheNewsCrypto01/19 13:02

US-EU Tariff War Wipes Billions — Start of Crypto Winter 2026?

In mid-January 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on eight European nations, starting at 10% and potentially rising to 25% by June unless Denmark negotiates the sale of Greenland. This triggered a sharp crypto market sell-off, wiping billions in value. Bitcoin fell from near $97,000 to below $93,000, while altcoins saw deeper losses of 9–20%. Over $871 million in leveraged positions were liquidated. Analysts are divided on whether this marks the start of a prolonged "crypto winter" or is a temporary macro shock. Some point to historical post-halving weakness and fading institutional optimism, suggesting Bitcoin could drop to $67,000–$75,000. Others argue growing institutional adoption and Bitcoin’s "digital gold" role may cushion a deeper downturn. The event highlighted crypto’s sensitivity to geopolitical risk and leveraged market fragility. Recovery remains uncertain as trade tensions and regulatory delays persist.

ccn.com01/19 08:06

US-EU Tariff War Wipes Billions — Start of Crypto Winter 2026?

ccn.com01/19 08:06

Breaking down Bitcoin’s volatility after Trump’s 25% tariff announcement

Trump's threat of a 25% tariff on EU countries on January 17th did not significantly impact Bitcoin, which remained stable despite market volatility. Key factors supporting this stability include substantial ETF inflows, with $1.48 billion added over the week and 1,474 BTC in a single day, signaling institutional confidence. Additionally, 36,800 BTC were withdrawn from exchanges, reducing liquidity and tightening supply. Although past trade wars caused Bitcoin declines, its 24/7 trading and limited supply helped it maintain resilience. After initial price swings—dropping 3% to $92.4K after panic selling—Bitcoin demonstrated its potential as a safe-haven asset amid geopolitical tensions.

ambcrypto01/19 08:01

Breaking down Bitcoin’s volatility after Trump’s 25% tariff announcement