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Bloomberg published an interesting report today, stating that the cryptocurrency market has become the only open window to the Middle East conflict.
I took a closer look and found several points worth discussing.
1. The advantages of 24/7 trading
When traditional markets close, and conflicts break out in the Middle East, no one knows how big the risks are.
But platforms like Hyperliquid are still running, and perpetual contracts for gold and crude oil are already showing price jumps.
2. The true sentiment driven by retail investors
The report says that price fluctuations are mainly driven by r

How does non-farm payroll data affect the market?
Strong non-farm = bearish?
Path: Employment ↑ → Inflation anxiety ↑ → Federal Reserve hawkish → USD liquidity injection → BTC/ETH take a hit
Weak non-farm = bullish?
Path: Employment ↓ → Recession panic ↑ → Rate cut expectations → Liquidity floodgates open → Funds rush into crypto
Honestly, I don’t know how the market will move after the non-farm report.
But one thing is certain: during extreme macro events, on-chain data is more honest than Twitter sentiment #2月非农意外负增长 #特朗普15%全球关税将生效 #链上