Bitcoin’s recent monthly line break and crash really had me on edge. Altcoins tanked alongside it, and with the U.S. stock market hitting a six-month low, it feels like the whole market got doused with cold water. On X, some are calling it a sign of a U.S. recession, others are eyeing the Fed’s rate cut expectations for clues on what’s next—I think it’s not that straightforward.
BTC taking a hit like this naturally drags sentiment down, but isn’t that just crypto’s usual vibe? Every big dip, you hear the “it’s over” crowd, yet looking back, hasn’t it always risen from the ashes? I’m not denying the broader economic impact—stocks crash, money tightens, and high-risk assets like BTC feel it first. But rate cuts as a savior? If the Fed does pull that lever, it might spark a short-term pump, but long-term, inflation and debt will only push more trust toward decentralized assets. 0 reply
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