2026-01-06 08:28:23

A recent phenomenon has become particularly evident: when the US stock market surges strongly, the crypto sector also rises in tandem. Yesterday's market is a typical example, with ABTC soaring over 13% in a single day, while the Dow Jones hit a new all-time high, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed in the green. This cross-asset correlation is no longer accidental but is becoming increasingly normalized.

The underlying logic is quite clear. The Federal Reserve's easing expectations are heating up, global liquidity is marginally loosening, and risk assets are generally gaining momentum. When US stocks are performing well, institutional investors start rotating funds into the crypto market, which has become a psychological support for the current trend. The compliance channels for crypto ETFs are becoming more and more refined, and crypto assets are gradually integrated into mainstream asset allocation systems, with their correlation to US stocks continuously rising.

That said, the market is still in a structural phase, and liquidity has not yet fully expanded. Chasing high risks is not advisable; once the US stock market adjusts, the chain reaction in the crypto market could come quickly. Therefore, instead of going all-in, it’s better to allocate about 5% of your funds to feel the market temperature, participating in the trend's benefits while keeping risks within your manageable range. The key is to closely monitor the alignment between US stock movements and crypto capital flows, and be cautious if any divergence occurs.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-09 08:25

The idea of the US stock market boosting cryptocurrencies... to be honest, it's a bit scary, feels like playing with fire.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-07 14:44

When US stocks rise, cryptocurrencies follow suit. This time, it's really obvious that institutions are rotating funds. The compliant channels are opening up, and it's a different story.

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MEVictim

· 01-06 19:08

When US stocks rise, cryptocurrencies follow suit. I'm tired of this routine haha Actually, to put it simply, it's a new trick that institutions use to trap retail investors A 13% increase sounds impressive, but is it just as sharp when it drops? All in is just talk, it might just lead to another feast for the leek farmers When the Federal Reserve sneezes, we catch a cold—that's the current situation 5% is indeed safe, but those who really make money are the ones willing to go all in... Isn't that ironic? My brother is right, divergence is a signal; we need to keep a close eye on it The day US stocks adjust will be the day to eat noodles, and then another round of cutting losses So what if it integrates into the mainstream system? Risks are still risks Institutional capital rotation? Basically, they finish harvesting here and then move on to the next

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-06 08:55

U.S. stocks soar, and crypto follows suit. This wave is indeed a bit different; institutional entry is just different. This time is different, but also don't be too optimistic. A 5% test water is more stable. Liquidity easing is indeed refreshing, but if U.S. stocks collapse, crypto will immediately be collateral damage. I'm terrified. Machine Gun Kelly didn't have such a quick chain reaction; one drop and it's all over. When divergence signals appear, it's time to run. Don't wait to get caught.

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Frontrunner

· 01-06 08:54

U.S. stocks rally, and crypto follows suit; this time, the correlation is really obvious. Wait, the risk isn't that simple. When U.S. stocks adjust, we also have to suffer the losses. Trying 5% for testing is indeed stable. Don't think about going all-in and getting rich overnight. The biggest fear is that this correlation becomes stronger and stronger, making it impossible to escape when the time comes. Honestly, it still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance. The rate cut expectations are nice, but not reliable.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 01-06 08:45

The trend of US stocks boosting cryptocurrencies has been evident for a while. Since the ETF was deregulated, institutional entry has never stopped. However, the 5% suggestion is really solid; those who go all in are just here to make money.

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-06 08:41

Oh no, when the US stocks soar, our crypto circle goes wild. The current correlation is just too tight. 13% gone in a day? Maybe it'll all come to light again tomorrow. Trying 5% to test the waters is okay, but brothers going all in, get ready to get hammered.

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AirdropDreamer

· 01-06 08:36

U.S. stocks rise, and cryptocurrencies follow the hype. I'm tired of this routine... but making money is real; the 13% gain yesterday was no joke. Basically, it's institutional rotation. When expectations of rate cuts come, everyone piles into risk assets. When ETFs become compliant, it's even easier to be exploited—must keep an eye on that. The 5% test water suggestion is still reliable; going all-in is just a rookie mentality. Once U.S. stocks turn around, our crypto market could plunge in minutes. But this time... maybe? Liquidity hasn't fully opened up at this level yet. Chasing highs is really dangerous. I think I'll just wait and see.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 01-06 08:31

Institutional rotation of funds has started flowing in. This time feels different; after the ETF compliance channel opened, it really changed the game rules. Only fools go all-in; the 5% temperature test is still a safe move.

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