The financial game in the United States is about to reach its limit.
The price of Bitcoin still hovers below $100,000, while the total market value of Apple's parent company has already reached $3.9 trillion.
It seems that this financial game in the U.S. can only be played this way.
The stock prices of the seven tech giants in the U.S. are soaring, and the risks are increasing accordingly. If the stock prices of these seven giants can't hold, then the U.S. stock market will also be doomed.
However, if they don't prop up the seven giants, they have to prop up others. But aside from the seven giants, the stocks in the U.S. are mostly hopeless.
So, the U.S. plans to hype Bitcoin, driving its price up high, and then using phrases like decentralization to entice certain countries to join in.
By that time, even if Bitcoin crashes, the ones most affected won't be the U.S.
The Americans' plan is quite clever, but unfortunately, a certain major country just won't fall for it.
Now, seeing that the hype around Bitcoin isn't working, the U.S. can only go back to the old path of propping up the seven tech giants.
The financial game in the U.S. is becoming increasingly difficult to play, and it is also getting harder to conclude.
How will the financial game in the U.S. develop from here? What will the final outcome be?