Global macroeconomic turmoil presents a good opportunity for allocation in the crypto market.
In February, the global economic landscape, especially the macro financial environment in the United States, underwent a dramatic transformation.
U.S. inflation data rose, and consumer confidence fell to a 15-month low, raising concerns in the market about a recession in the U.S. This prompted traders to start repricing expectations for an economic downturn, leading to a rapid decline of the three major U.S. stock indexes to near the 120-day moving average.
In this case, funds began to seek refuge. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury quickly fell, and the gold market also showed signs of peaking.
Affected by the performance of the US stock market, Bitcoin experienced a significant decline in the last week of February, setting the record for the largest retracement and the biggest weekly loss in this cycle.
Analysis suggests that this round of market activity is essentially a reversal of the previous "Trump trade" pricing. Considering the self-adjusting ability of U.S. policy and the medium to long-term development prospects of the crypto market, the current situation may be more favorable for Bitcoin in the medium to long term.