An interesting observation: the US economy has long been equated with the stock market. In other words, a rising stock market indicates a healthy economy, and a falling stock market signals the need for correction. This logic also extends to the AI wave—currently, the AI boom must continuously drive the stock market upward, or the entire financial system's expectations will collapse.
What does this mean? It means maintaining an upward trend in the stock market has almost become an unavoidable policy choice. Whether it’s liquidity injections or expectation management, all must revolve around this core goal. BTC and other cryptocurrencies, as representatives of risk assets, will naturally fluctuate with this rhythm. Whether the AI concept can continue to attract investment and whether the stock market can keep breaking new highs are actually two sides of the same coin.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 4h ago
In simple terms, it's just a game of pass the parcel—everyone knows it, but no one can avoid it.
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So the crypto world hasn't escaped either; it's just riding along with the stock market big brother.
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AI is just a chip; it needs to support the stock market to work.
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Once this logic collapses, we risk assets won't even have a place to cry.
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It's just a game of pass the parcel; only those who stick around until the end make money.
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So do policymakers really have no choice? Interesting.
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It feels like crypto has never been independent; it's always been bound by its fate.
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Is the rise and fall of BTC essentially still about how US stocks are doing?
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The stock market must keep exploding, or the entire system will be exposed.
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Managing expectations sounds nice, but in reality, it's just blowing up a balloon.
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alpha_leaker
· 4h ago
Basically, it's like hot potato: AI, the stock market, and crypto are all in the same bubble.
If the stock market doesn't rise, they print money; if they print money, there has to be a story. AI is the best story right now.
Don't ask how long it can last—just enjoy the process.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 4h ago
Basically, it's like hot potato; whoever dares to stop will die.
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SerumSurfer
· 4h ago
It's a game of hot potato, isn't it?
The stock market must go up, AI must be hot, or everything will be doomed. This logic is a bit extreme.
So we'll just follow the liquidity dance of the central bank daddy, nothing new.
Looking at BTC's recent surge, it's basically betting that policies will keep easing.
The question is, when will this game end?
The AI bubble will eventually burst, what will happen to the stock market then?
It's ridiculous, whether the economy is good or not depends on stock prices, and now it's the opposite.
This game is played on such a grand scale that ordinary people really can't afford to play.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 4h ago
ngl this is literally the whole game rn... stock market pump = economy "good" = more liquidity flowing into alt assets = crypto goes brrrr. but like once the music stops ser... probably nothing tho wagmi
An interesting observation: the US economy has long been equated with the stock market. In other words, a rising stock market indicates a healthy economy, and a falling stock market signals the need for correction. This logic also extends to the AI wave—currently, the AI boom must continuously drive the stock market upward, or the entire financial system's expectations will collapse.
What does this mean? It means maintaining an upward trend in the stock market has almost become an unavoidable policy choice. Whether it’s liquidity injections or expectation management, all must revolve around this core goal. BTC and other cryptocurrencies, as representatives of risk assets, will naturally fluctuate with this rhythm. Whether the AI concept can continue to attract investment and whether the stock market can keep breaking new highs are actually two sides of the same coin.