The financial game in the United States is about to reach its limits.
The price of Bitcoin continues to hover below $100,000, while the total market value of Apple's company in the U.S. has 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 rising increasingly, and the risks are also growing; once the stock prices of these seven giants can no longer hold, the U.S. stock market will be doomed.
However, if the seven giants are not lifted, then other stocks must be raised. But aside from the seven giants, stocks in the U.S. are all unliftable.
Thus, the U.S. intends to hype Bitcoin, inflating its price, and then use rhetoric about Bitcoin's decentralization to fool certain countries into entering the market.
By that time, even if Bitcoin crashes, the one most affected will not be the U.S.
The Americans' plan cannot be said to be unremarkable, but unfortunately, a certain major country refuses to be fooled.
Now, seeing that the hype around Bitcoin is ineffective, the U.S. can only return to the old path of boosting the seven tech giants.
The financial game in the U.S. is becoming increasingly difficult to play and harder to conclude.
How will this financial game in the U.S. develop? What will the final outcome be?