Let's talk about "anti-globalization" today. At this stage, the world is in a process of anti-globalization, and it is still in an early stage. Anti-globalization brings geopolitical conflicts, which are not in a good state for trade and economy. They are all developing their own, so for the stock market, it is also a structural market with a high probability. However, in this environment, Bitcoin is a relatively prominent thing that plays a certain role. If there is a war, the currencies of each country are not recognized enough, so gold must be used for settlement, but gold is not as convenient and fast as Bitcoin due to transportation and storage costs. Therefore, the United States' recognition of Bitcoin has been increasing in recent years. Everyone knows that the United States uses the US dollar to harvest the world. Due to anti-globalization, gold and Bitcoin will stand out in the conflict. Someone asked the United States what benefits it has through BTC ETFs. One of the important reasons is that the United States is unwilling to lose control of the world. Whether it is gold or BTC, it must hold the most chips in its own hands. BTC is a medium that can lead to the world and they will not miss it. They will not give up this harvesting weapon, and they must have the principle that even if it is useless, they must have it. At present, the recognition of the big cake is very high, and it is not ruled out that it will become the second harvesting weapon. This is the confidence in the future of the big cake.
At the same time, we must not forget the current market volatility. For tomorrow's CPI and the Fed's regular meeting, I personally still see the market as a volatile pattern. As far as the current situation is concerned, there are not many forces or events to drive the market, so volatility is a high probability event. Biden is also cutting the employment of illegal immigrants, the French Macron election also has a certain crisis, and wars and conflicts in various places have more or less impact. The unemployment rate is still a key issue of concern.