2026-01-12 19:35:32

Alphabet just crossed the $4 trillion market cap milestone—a historic first. This isn't just a tech stock story. When mega-cap companies hit unprecedented valuations, it signals where capital is flowing in a risk-on environment. For Web3 investors monitoring macro trends, this matters: tech dominance reshaping asset allocation strategies, AI narrative driving valuations to new extremes, and institutional appetite for growth still strong. The broader context? During bull runs, traditional tech giants and digital assets often move in tandem. Keep watching how this impacts the overall risk sentiment in markets.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 01-15 17:24

4 trillion, seeing Google soar, I realize that traditional giants are still the top players, while our Web3 is still struggling and making its way.

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fomo_fighter

· 01-14 19:48

Google's market value has reached $4 trillion. This wave of tech stocks is really a bit outrageous... But on the other hand, with institutional funds so crazily chasing AI, can our crypto circle get a share of the pie?

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StealthMoon

· 01-13 21:43

Google's market cap has reached 4 trillion. This wave of AI narratives has really boosted the big companies to the sky, while our small coins are still gathering dust.

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BearMarketBard

· 01-12 20:04

Again and again reaching new highs... This routine is getting old --- 4 trillion? That's really reaching the sky line --- Trad tech taking off, can crypto keep up? Question mark --- Blowing bubbles, really? --- Is there really that much institutional money? Feels a bit outrageous --- Still using the same rhetoric, risk-on, risk appetite. Wake up, everyone --- The bull run dream hasn't woken up yet --- Waiting for the moment of pop, see you then

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NFTPessimist

· 01-12 20:03

Four trillion yuan, sounds good, I just want to ask when this bubble will burst --- In the era of big tech dominance, the crypto circle follows the trend... --- Here we go again, when traditional giants raise prices, everything must follow suit, really treating retail investors as bagholders --- Risk-on? Laughs. This is just gamblers' mentality disguised as a macro narrative --- Institutions are piling up valuations, we are piling up leverage, the ending has long been written

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GasGuru

· 01-12 19:51

Google's market cap has reached 4 trillion, and this wave of AI narrative is truly unstoppable. The traditional markets and the crypto space are indeed linked; we need to keep a close eye on risk sentiment.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-12 19:51

Google is about to soar, but the crypto world is still sweeping the floors...

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HodlKumamon

· 01-12 19:42

Google's market cap has reached 4 trillion, and it looks like institutions are really all in on technology this wave. We should also keep up with the pace of our digital assets. --- I just calculated the correlation coefficient, and the probability that traditional tech and crypto will rise together this wave is already 0.78. Hang tight, meow. --- Wait, is this another wave of risk asset frenzy? I'm a bit panicked, is the Sharpe ratio still good, everyone? --- When we hit 4 trillion, we were still dollar-cost averaging. Thinking back, that decision was really brilliant, with maximum statistical significance. --- Google broke records, but what I'm more concerned about is how long this wave can last... What does historical data say? --- Institutions are flooding into tech like crazy, we also need to keep up. It's time to adjust our risk asset allocation, everyone. --- Wow, AI narratives have driven valuations to the sky. I'm holding my positions and trembling. --- The rhythm of rising and falling together is getting stronger. Is this really different from the past? Let the data speak.

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