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ImpermanentLossFan

ImpermanentLossFan

2025-11-14 13:48
The rise in the crypto market in 2023 exceeded expectations — overall market capitalization doubled with an increase of nearly 100%, and the total scale skyrocketed to 75 billion dollars. But the question arises: **Can this wave of market continue in 2024?** The answer may be more complex than you think. ## Why has the rise been so fierce in 2023? First, let's look at some hard data: Bitcoin's annual rise is **79.85%** (crushing the S&P 500's growth rate of 12.6 times), Ethereum **40.45%** (also 3.2 times that of the S&P 500). The entire crypto market CMI index grew 123% over the year, reaching 1781 points. This isn't just luck—there are 5 core driving forces behind it: ### 1. **Bitcoin Halving Expectation (April 2024)** This is the most crucial point. The Bitcoin algorithm automatically halves the miner rewards every 4 years - this time it's due in April 2024. Historical data speaks volumes: - The increase after the first halving was **950%** in 6 months, and **8342%** after 1 year. - After the second halving, it rose **38%** in 6 months and **286%** after 1 year. - After the third halving (May 2020), it rose **83%** in 6 months and **562%** after 1 year. Supply scarcity = price catalyst. Many large holders are now positioning themselves in advance, just waiting for this event to ignite the market. ### 2. **Spot ETF approval imminent (U.S. SEC)** BlackRock (the world's largest asset management company, managing $9.42 trillion) submitted a spot Bitcoin ETF application last year. If approved - this is a **game changer**. Why? Currently, Bitcoin futures ETF participants don't actually need to buy coins, they are just betting on the price. But once the spot ETF is launched, institutions like BlackRock **must buy real Bitcoin** with real money to support the fund. Imagine how large the demand for real Bitcoin would be if tens of trillions of dollars in institutional funds suddenly needed it - this will be the biggest positive news in 2024. ### 3. **The AI boom drives the overall valuation recovery of technology assets** The explosion of ChatGPT and the surge in Nvidia's stock price have driven investment enthusiasm across the entire tech sector. In the crypto market, coins related to AI projects (such as AI application tokens on Ethereum) have also followed suit with a rise. How long can this wave of excitement last? **It is still unknown** now, but in the short term, AI concepts remain the focus of investment. ### 4. **Market sentiment has flipped from extreme pessimism to FOMO** 2022 was a crypto winter, but those who bought at low positions are now making money. **FOMO effect** is starting to ferment - more and more retail investors are afraid of missing the next bull market. Looking at the trading volume, it's clear: the current transaction amount (an average of 140 trillion USD daily) far exceeds the average of the past 6 months (79 trillion). **A rise without volume cannot last, which indicates that new money has really come in.** ### 5. **Futures positions have significantly increased = Large holders are bullish** The open interest in Bitcoin futures has surged to **17,321 contracts** since August, and Ethereum has also soared to **6,114 contracts**. This is not the scale of retail investors — this is institutions increasing their long positions. Futures prices and spot prices usually drive each other. **Increase in open interest + price rise = new funds entering the market.** --- ## What will 2024 be like? It depends on the macroeconomy. To be honest, the crypto market is now bound to the macro environment. The Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes, inflation, and economic growth rate—these will directly affect investors' risk appetite. ### Scenario A: Soft Landing (Inflation Decrease + Economic Stability) The Federal Reserve begins to cut interest rates → Ample liquidity → Tech stocks may become more attractive → **But crypto may be squeezed** (because high-growth tech stocks will be more appealing) ### Scenario B: Inflation rebound + Economic overheating Central bank raises interest rates again → Stock market may decline → **But Bitcoin as an anti-inflation tool will attract funds** (similar to gold) ### Scenario C: Stagflation (Inflation not falling + Economic recession) This is the most difficult situation. If the central bank chooses to raise interest rates to curb inflation, the entire high-risk asset market (including encryption) will be hit. 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UnluckyMiner

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## Why Investors Should "Fear" Deflation? How to Profit During an Economic Contraction **Deflation (Deflation)** occurs when the prices of goods and services decrease continuously. It is the opposite of **inflation**, which many people are experiencing. During this period, cash becomes more valuable, but the economy will enter a severe downturn. If you do not understand its mechanisms, you may miss many opportunities. ### What is the difference between deflation and inflation? A simple equation is: - **Inflation** = Increase in money supply → Prices rise → Money shrinks - **Deflation** = Decrease in money supply → Prices fall → Money expands When deflation occurs, consumers have more purchasing power with the same amount of money. It seems like good news, but it is actually problematic because when people expect prices to fall further, they delay purchases in anticipation of lower prices. 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Demand Side: Consumers Stop Buying** - Increasing household debt burdens - Reduced net income - Rising unemployment rates - Tightening credit **3. Government Policy Failures** - Raising interest rates too high → liquidity problems - Excessively high taxes → less money for people - Financial liquidity issues **4. External Factors** - Capital outflows - Exchange rate volatility - Crises leading to recession (such as COVID-19) ### Chain Reaction of Disaster: The Great Depression "The Great Depression" (1929-1932) is the most terrifying example: - **Stock Market** plummeted to record lows since Black Tuesday (4 Sept 1929) - **Global GDP** declined by over 15% - **Unemployment rate** in the US soared to 23% (some countries 33%) - **Crop prices** fell below 60% - **International trade** decreased by over 50% The long-lasting effects led up to World War II. ### Is this downward cycle correct? 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SilentAlpha

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2025-11-14 13:42
## Let's take a look at the report card The cryptocurrency market exploded in 2023. The CMI index (excluding stablecoins) rose by 123% over the year, with the total market capitalization soaring from nearly $1.2 trillion to $2.4 trillion—a 99.2% increase. BTC surged by 79.85%, ETH increased by 40.45%, far outpacing the S&P 500 (16.88%) and the Nasdaq 100 (54.56%). The question is: Can this market trend last until 2024? ## 5 Truths Behind the Price Increase in 2023 **1. Bitcoin Halving Expectations (April 2024)** The BTC algorithm automatically halves the miner rewards every 210,000 blocks (approximately every 4 years). The historical pattern is very clear: - 950% increase 6 months after the first halving, 8342% increase 12 months later - After the second halving, the price rose by 38% in 6 months and by 286% in 12 months. - After the third halving (May 2020), it rose by 83% in 6 months and by 562% in 12 months. **Scarcity Drives Price** - This is the logic that BTC holders have long bet on. **2. Spot ETF is imminent** Institutions like BlackRock and Grayscale are all waiting for the SEC to approve a spot Bitcoin ETF. This is no small matter: - The existing ETFs are futures-based, and institutions do not need to buy actual coins. - Once the new spot ETF is approved, institutions must purchase a large amount of BTC as the underlying asset. - This is like giving the market a shot of adrenaline. BlackRock manages assets worth $9.42 trillion, and the scale of funds it can mobilize is terrifying. **3. The Water Splashing from the AI Craze** ChatGPT ignites an AI investment frenzy, and Nvidia's stock price soars. The crypto sphere has jumped on the bandwagon—AI concept coins and tokens for AI + on-chain applications have also surged. These projects' Tokens are not only transaction mediums but also represent the right to use services. **4. Market sentiment has completely reversed** On-chain data is clear at a glance: - The total market capitalization steadily increased from 1.2 trillion to 2.4 trillion. - Huge trading volume: Average daily transaction volume of 1.4 trillion USD over 6 months, far exceeding the historical average of 790 billion USD. - **Such an increase cannot occur without a significant influx of real money.** Yes, the market has shifted from "The crypto world is about to die" to "FOMO is about to take off." **5. Futures Position Surge** BTC futures open interest soared to 17,321 contracts starting in August, while ETH futures reached 6,114 contracts. This indicates that new capital continues to flow in, either from new players entering the market or from old players increasing their positions. **Futures activity and spot prices usually move in the same direction** — this is a signal that institutions are positioning themselves in advance. ## Three Scenarios for 2024 ### Script A: Soft Landing (Most Optimistic) Inflation continues to decline → The Federal Reserve pauses interest rate hikes or even cuts rates → Liquidity is released → Both tech stocks and crypto assets rise. However, BTC may be overshadowed by relatively high-growth tech stocks. **Judgment: Positive for cryptocurrency, but not the strongest** ### Script B: Inflation Rebound (Most Exciting) Rising prices → Central bank raises interest rates again → Both stocks and bonds are hit → Investors turn to anti-inflation assets. At this time, BTC's fixed supply becomes a selling point, similar to gold properties. This may trigger a large influx of institutional investors. **Judgment: BTC is the strongest stimulant** ### Script C: Stagflation (Worst Case) Economic recession but inflation persists → Central banks are in a dilemma → Whether to raise interest rates or inject liquidity is a trap → High interest rates suppress growth stocks and crypto assets. Unless inflation continues, investors will have no choice but to flee to BTC for safety. **Judgment: Most cryptocurrencies are bearish, BTC may resist the decline** ## Should I invest? **Speaking the Truth**: The return rate in 2023 has crushed the stock market, but past performance ≠ future expectations. The rational approach is: 1. Allocate a portion for long-term holding of BTC and ETH (driven by halving + ETF) 2. Take small trial and error AI concept coins and small market cap projects (with the potential for 10X, 50X, or even 100X) 3. If you understand trading, use leveraged CFDs for short-term fluctuations, but do so at your own risk. 4. Do not go all in, diversify risks. **Bottom line**: Don't play without a methodology. Use the DACS classification method (filter by computation/currency/DeFi/cultural entertainment/smart contracts/digitalization/stablecoins) to benchmark projects across four dimensions: fundamentals, token supply, technological accumulation, and market sentiment. The key variables for 2024 are still macro and policy. However, from on-chain data, the intention of institutions to go long is already very clear.
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