# Пов'язані статті щодо Risk-On

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Risk-On", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Bitcoin Capital Rotation Trend Shows Rare Signal For First Time This Bear Market

The Bitcoin price has slowed down after recent gains, slipping below $73,000. According to on-chain analyst Darkfost, a rare capital rotation trend is occurring for the first time this bear market. The Capital Rotation Net Position Change metric shows Bitcoin's realized cap hit a low of -$28.7 billion in late February, while stablecoin market cap increased by over $6 billion, indicating a flight to safety. Recently, Bitcoin's realized cap recovered to -$3 billion as stablecoin capitalization declined to -$1 billion, suggesting investors are gradually returning to risk assets like Bitcoin. This shift began during peak uncertainty around the Iran conflict, implying some investors may be using Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and macroeconomic risks. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $72,800, up over 8% for the week.

bitcoinist04/12 15:32

Bitcoin Capital Rotation Trend Shows Rare Signal For First Time This Bear Market

bitcoinist04/12 15:32

Why Hyperliquid’s $48B oil-driven volume could signal a crypto reset

Middle East tensions are causing a significant oil supply shock, driving traders to seek 24/7 exposure through perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid. This has positioned Hyperliquid as the leading perp DEX by volume, with weekly trades nearing $48 billion. The platform's native token, HYPE, has surged 30% monthly, diverging from most altcoins. However, this rally is fueled by leveraged long positions and geopolitical FOMO. Analysts suggest that an unwind of these crowded oil trades on Hyperliquid could signal easing tensions and potentially trigger a broader crypto market reset towards risk-on sentiment.

ambcrypto03/20 09:22

Why Hyperliquid’s $48B oil-driven volume could signal a crypto reset

ambcrypto03/20 09:22

Why is crypto’s refusal to break under Iran-U.S. FUD bullish?

Amidst recent U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, the crypto market demonstrated notable resilience, closing significantly higher instead of declining as might be expected during periods of uncertainty. This bullish response suggests that traders are not pricing in prolonged conflict but rather viewing the situation as a short-term event. Strong U.S. economic data, including a positive ISM Manufacturing PMI, provided fundamental support, encouraging risk-on behavior. Additionally, capital rotated away from traditional safe-haven assets like gold and into cryptocurrencies, signaling growing confidence in crypto’s strength. This combination of resilient price action, macroeconomic support, and shifting investor sentiment indicates a potentially strong bullish setup for the crypto market, fueling FOMO and reinforcing upward momentum.

ambcrypto03/03 09:02

Why is crypto’s refusal to break under Iran-U.S. FUD bullish?

ambcrypto03/03 09:02

Bitcoin Acts as a Geopolitical 'Barometer', Will Risk Appetite Return as Markets Open on Monday?

Bitcoin's V-shaped reversal following escalating Middle East tensions is being interpreted by some analysts as a positive signal for global risk assets at Monday's market open. As the only tradeable risk asset over weekends, Bitcoin acts as a real-time sentiment barometer, and its rebound suggests recovering risk appetite. Despite an initial sharp drop after Israel's airstrike on Iran, Bitcoin quickly recovered and surged past pre-conflict levels following reports of Ayatollah Khamenei's death. Academy Securities strategist Peter Tchir remains optimistic about a "risk-on" market opening, noting that oil prices have already partially priced in geopolitical risks, rising from $60 to $72 per barrel. Additionally, key oil transport channels remain unobstructed, and ample crude inventories provide a buffer against supply disruptions. This marks the third time Bitcoin has served as a weekend sentiment indicator during major Middle East conflicts, but this rebound was notably stronger, indicating a shift in market perception.

华尔街日报03/01 09:10

Bitcoin Acts as a Geopolitical 'Barometer', Will Risk Appetite Return as Markets Open on Monday?

华尔街日报03/01 09:10

Bitcoin and altcoins rally as Trump signals tariff pause, easing EU–US tensions

US President Donald Trump's announcement to pause new tariffs following a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte eased geopolitical tensions and triggered a rally across cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin recovered from recent weakness as risk sentiment improved, with its market capitalization reaching approximately $1.79 trillion. Altcoins, including Ethereum and Layer-1 tokens like Solana and XRP, outperformed Bitcoin, indicating renewed appetite for higher-risk assets. The broad-based gains reflected a market-wide "risk-on" response rather than a crypto-specific catalyst. The move underscores cryptocurrencies' continued sensitivity to macro developments and global trade tensions, with reduced uncertainty driving short-term price action.

ambcrypto01/21 20:28

Bitcoin and altcoins rally as Trump signals tariff pause, easing EU–US tensions

ambcrypto01/21 20:28

BONK, SHIB, PEPE, and more – Are memecoins really back in business?

After weeks of decline, the memecoin market has rebounded significantly over the past month, with market capitalization surging from around $38 billion to a peak near $48 billion. Trading volume also increased by 17.42%, reaching $4.75 billion, indicating strong participation. Solana-based memecoins led the recovery, signaling renewed risk appetite. Major tokens like Bonk (BONK), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Pepe (PEPE) saw substantial gains, supported by high trading volumes and steady capital inflow. Smaller memecoins also rallied but exhibited higher volatility due to speculative momentum. The broader crypto market strength, with Bitcoin above $90,000, contributed to the renewed confidence in high-risk assets.

ambcrypto01/10 07:02

BONK, SHIB, PEPE, and more – Are memecoins really back in business?

ambcrypto01/10 07:02

Bitcoin Rallies On Venezuela Oil Story: Here’s What’s Wrong

Bitcoin's 5% rally on January 5 was widely attributed to a narrative linking Venezuela's political shift to lower oil prices, reduced inflation, anticipated rate cuts, and a subsequent BTC surge. However, Bitwise Head of Research Ryan Rasmussen disputes this theory. He points out that market-implied probabilities of Federal Reserve rate cuts showed little to no change following the news, indicating the rally wasn't driven by monetary policy expectations. Instead, Rasmussen attributes the price increase to sustained institutional demand from new ETF inflows, a favorable regulatory shift post-election, a broader risk-on sentiment driven by AI optimism, and the ongoing expectation of future quantitative easing. He concludes that while the Venezuela event had some relevance, it was not the primary catalyst for Bitcoin's move.

bitcoinist01/06 13:32

Bitcoin Rallies On Venezuela Oil Story: Here’s What’s Wrong

bitcoinist01/06 13:32

Memecoins rally in early 2026: Bull trap or real risk-on revival?

Memecoins are experiencing a significant rally in early 2026, signaling a potential revival in risk appetite among retail traders after a quiet period. The sector's market cap surged 20.8% to over $45.3 billion, with standout performers like PEPE and USELESS each jumping 54%. This broad-based momentum was accompanied by rising trading volume and increased social chatter, indicating a return of attention and not just price action. The rebound appears driven by post-holiday liquidity, influencer hype, and a search for volatility while major cryptocurrencies stalled. However, the surge remains highly sentiment-driven and volatile, with the potential for abrupt reversals. Traders should monitor volume closely to assess whether the momentum is sustainable or a short-lived bull trap.

ambcrypto01/04 14:02

Memecoins rally in early 2026: Bull trap or real risk-on revival?

ambcrypto01/04 14:02

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