Once geopolitical tensions cool off, we're looking at a non-stop market run. The volatility we're seeing now is partly noise from macro uncertainty—stabilize that, and capital will flood back in hard. If we dodge the bullet on the geopolitical front, the bull case becomes pretty straightforward: liquidity hungry investors + reduced risk premium = alt season on steroids.
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ForkMonger
· 01-14 05:03
lmao "dodge the bullet" as if geopolitics works on retail timeline... this governance structure around macro narratives is so fragile, one protocol update and the whole thesis implodes
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-14 04:54
Once the geopolitical situation stabilizes, it will take off. Honestly, this wave of volatility is just noise created by macroeconomic uncertainty. After this period passes, funds will flood in wildly.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-14 04:50
Geopolitical tensions ease, and funds are pouring in directly. This time, it probably won't be that simple.
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FrogInTheWell
· 01-14 04:41
The easing of geopolitical tensions is a signal; capital has long been itching to act.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-14 04:35
Geopolitics stabilizes and takes off immediately. This wave of turbulence is just a smokescreen for commodities; there's really nothing to it.
Once geopolitical tensions cool off, we're looking at a non-stop market run. The volatility we're seeing now is partly noise from macro uncertainty—stabilize that, and capital will flood back in hard. If we dodge the bullet on the geopolitical front, the bull case becomes pretty straightforward: liquidity hungry investors + reduced risk premium = alt season on steroids.