#数字资产市场洞察 There is an interesting phenomenon: when the center of power shifts, it instead welcomes a new rise cycle. The recent pump of TSL illustrates this issue quite well.
What is the logic behind this? The expectation of SpaceX's upcoming IPO is brewing. Industry insiders analyze that one of the plans is to allow TSL shareholders to receive allocations of SpaceX shares—this explains why the recent trends of TSL and the Nasdaq have been almost identical. From a technical perspective, this round should be the last systematic good news.
The interconnection with the cryptocurrency market is also worth paying attention to. The correlation between mainstream coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL and US tech stocks is becoming increasingly evident, especially during periods of significant capital reallocation. Changes in market sentiment often manifest in these details in advance.
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RektButStillHere
· 12-23 01:28
Hey, wait a minute, is the allocation of SpaceX rights reliable? It feels like another trap.
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quiet_lurker
· 12-22 17:40
Bro, I always feel this logic is a bit forced. Can this really be played like this with SpaceX's allocation rights?
Wait, the last systemic favourable information? What about afterwards? Does it mean it will start to decline?
It's nicely put as linkage, but to me it looks more like everyone is dancing to the rhythm of large investors.
If this wave of rise could really be explained so easily, I would have been financially free long ago.
I've long been tired of BTC being linked to tech stocks; what's interesting is when it will depeg.
Can a power shift open up a growth cycle? It sounds even more absurd than the story of playing people for suckers.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 12-22 17:38
The talk about the allocation rights for SpaceX's listing... sounds like favourable information, but will it really materialize?
Wait, the fact that TSL and the Nasdaq are moving in sync might be more complicated than we think.
The correlation between mainstream tokens and US stocks is indeed getting tighter, but that also means risk... if big funds withdraw, who can handle it?
Saying it's the "last systemic favourable information" seems a bit absolute; there are always new tricks in the market.
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0xSherlock
· 12-22 17:34
To put it simply, the funds are looking for new buyers again. The rise of TSL this time is a bit outrageous.
The allocation rights for SpaceX's IPO feel like yet another capital game. Will the suckers be able to made money?
BTC is too closely tied to tech stocks, and its independence is getting worse; that's the most heartbreaking part.
Is there finally some systematic Favourable Information? Should we run after that...
The linkage between the crypto world and the US stock market is actually a trap, and the real alpha opportunities are being covered up.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-22 17:34
The hype around SpaceX's IPO expectations is absurd; if there were distribution rights, they would have announced it by now.
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Ngl, Musk's operations are just playing people for suckers; Tesla's rise is tied to SpaceX expectations... same old trick.
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Wait, BTC is becoming more correlated with US tech stocks? Then is crypto still independent? Isn't this just changing the soup but not the medicine?
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So, the final systemic favourable information, right? Just listen to it. They said the same thing last year.
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People in the crypto world are still studying these details, while I have already gone all in, who cares about the logic.
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A new growth cycle of power transfer... feels like a celebrity is spinning a story, while retail investors are still listening to the story.
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Tesla and Nasdaq moving in sync? Wake up, it's just following the trend, what's so surprising about that?
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The real big funds have already entered the market; what we're seeing now is just the tail end.
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SellTheBounce
· 12-22 17:22
Here it comes again, "the last systemic Favourable Information" - every time it's said to be the last, what happens? It falls and then is supplemented.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 12-22 17:15
Why is the expectation for SpaceX's IPO being hyped so much? It feels like another signal for being played for suckers.
Tesla's recent rise is really ridiculous, it doesn't deserve it at all.
BTC is dancing with tech stocks, and retail investors are still catching a falling knife.
Power shift = capital shift, the old trick again.
The last systematic favourable information? I feel like it's the final peak.
Can we trust SOL? Anyway, I'm not touching it.
The Nasdaq is closely following Tesla's trend, there must be room for manipulation.
During the period of major capital reallocation, it's easiest to get squeezed out, it's exhausting.
This logic sounds just like the next trap.
#数字资产市场洞察 There is an interesting phenomenon: when the center of power shifts, it instead welcomes a new rise cycle. The recent pump of TSL illustrates this issue quite well.
What is the logic behind this? The expectation of SpaceX's upcoming IPO is brewing. Industry insiders analyze that one of the plans is to allow TSL shareholders to receive allocations of SpaceX shares—this explains why the recent trends of TSL and the Nasdaq have been almost identical. From a technical perspective, this round should be the last systematic good news.
The interconnection with the cryptocurrency market is also worth paying attention to. The correlation between mainstream coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL and US tech stocks is becoming increasingly evident, especially during periods of significant capital reallocation. Changes in market sentiment often manifest in these details in advance.