#BTC #ETH A single word from Trump, and the global markets explode again.

Bitcoin surges to 87,000, Ethereum drops below 2,900, and the Dow Jones plunges 900 points—yet on the other side, gold hits a new all-time high of 4,760 as funds rush into safe-haven assets.

The immediate trigger is Trump. He reaffirms plans to "buy" Greenland and threatens to impose tariffs on Europe, causing market risk-off sentiment to spike instantly. Deutsche Bank warns: if the trade war escalates, volatility will only become more frightening.

Tech stocks are in a slump: Nvidia, Apple, and Tesla all fall more than 4%. Even more alarming for traders is the bond market—Japanese government bonds experience their "most chaotic sell-off in recent years," with long-term yields soaring over 25 basis points in a single day, impacting U.S. Treasuries as well, causing a global bond market tremor.

This scene immediately brings to mind the intense turbulence triggered by Trump policies last April. Now, with added geopolitical tensions and a bond market storm, the market seems to have instantly switched to "panic mode."

Interestingly, major players are issuing warnings too. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella reminds: if AI can't be widely adopted, it might just be a bubble; Ray Dalio of Bridgewater straightforwardly states that Trump's policies could ignite a "capital war."

Netflix just reported earnings, but due to weak guidance and a pause on Warner Bros. acquisition buybacks, its stock plunged after hours. But more than these, what the market cares about now is: will Trump's words continue to "trigger" new developments in global assets?

Gold hits a record high, U.S. stocks crash, bond markets go chaotic—all in the first weeks of 2025, this lesson remains: geopolitics still rules the game.