The labor market remains surprisingly steady while inflation stays elevated—a combination that's been pumping up appetite for risk across stocks, metals, dollar, and crypto alike. Even with geopolitical tensions flaring up around Venezuela and Iran, the broader market's holding its ground pretty well. Oil's grabbed its premium from those issues, but equities and crypto haven't flinched much.
Bitcoin just smashed through that stubborn $95K resistance level that had been capping it for a while now. This move reflects the resilience rippling through risk assets generally. The inflation narrative—neither cooling too fast nor running wild—keeps traders in that sweet spot where they're comfortable reaching for higher-yield bets. As long as the job numbers stay solid and price pressures don't spark fresh Fed concerns, this risk-on environment could have legs.
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NFTDreamer
· 11h ago
BTC has broken 95K, which is indeed a bit crazy. This is the market with nothing to do after a full meal. Solid employment data, inflation neither high nor low, a perfect risk appetite window... No wonder everything is rising.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 11h ago
Laughing out loud, is this all it takes to break 95K? I thought I’d have to wait until the next bull market. This wave of the market is rising even faster than the jokes I tell.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 11h ago
Breaking below 95K! I really can't hold back this time; my courage has grown.
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ContractTester
· 11h ago
BTC has broken 95K? It should have broken earlier. This wave is all about risk-on sentiment; once inflation stabilizes, we're willing to move.
The labor market remains surprisingly steady while inflation stays elevated—a combination that's been pumping up appetite for risk across stocks, metals, dollar, and crypto alike. Even with geopolitical tensions flaring up around Venezuela and Iran, the broader market's holding its ground pretty well. Oil's grabbed its premium from those issues, but equities and crypto haven't flinched much.
Bitcoin just smashed through that stubborn $95K resistance level that had been capping it for a while now. This move reflects the resilience rippling through risk assets generally. The inflation narrative—neither cooling too fast nor running wild—keeps traders in that sweet spot where they're comfortable reaching for higher-yield bets. As long as the job numbers stay solid and price pressures don't spark fresh Fed concerns, this risk-on environment could have legs.