2026-01-13 10:13:20

Global energy transition may see more turbulence ahead than many investors anticipated, according to JPMorgan's latest assessment. The shift toward renewable energy and decarbonization efforts is creating unexpected market volatility that extends beyond traditional energy sectors. This uncertainty in the energy landscape could ripple through multiple asset classes, influencing institutional positioning and market sentiment. For crypto investors, these macroeconomic shifts merit attention—especially given how broader economic cycles and energy costs directly impact blockchain infrastructure, mining profitability, and institutional capital flows into digital assets. The unpredictability surrounding the energy transition underscores why diversification and risk management remain critical in volatile market conditions.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 13h ago

The shift in energy sources seems to be more intense than expected this time, miners will have to scrimp and save on electricity costs. --- JPM is starting to sound bearish again, but the crypto world has long been betting on energy costs, so it's nothing new. --- We all understand that risk management is important, but the key question is who among retail investors is really doing it, haha. --- The macro volatility will inevitably transmit to crypto; the inflow and outflow of institutional money are the real determinants. --- Energy crisis → mining profits decline → hash rate shrinks → this logic is actually very clear, only the ones who can hold out the longest will survive. --- Diversified allocation sounds easy, but when the dip really hits, everyone will probably go all in... --- Wait, is this energy shift actually beneficial for clean energy coins? Or is it the other way around? --- This JPM report feels like it's just laying the groundwork for their own institutional holdings. --- We do need to be prepared for turbulence, but it’s also an opportunity. --- Energy costs will be the key factor in the next round of differentiation; small miners might really not make it.

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TokenStorm

· 01-13 10:43

The more unstable the energy shift, the harder it is to predict miner fees, which is why my liquidation price changes weekly. When institutions like JPM suddenly change their tone, it indicates that large on-chain holders have already quietly repositioned. Have you noticed? The eye of the storm is always the safest place, but only gamblers make it out alive.

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