Key Insights:

• Bitcoin has climbed 23% since Trump’s election, even reaching record highs above $109,000, while MicroStrategy (MSTR) has marked a substantial 34% increase.
• European stocks such as the DAX (+20%) and FTSE 100 (+6%) are outperforming U.S. markets, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 dipping approximately 2%. Meanwhile, gold has surged to $3,030 per ounce (+11%).
• The U.S. Dollar Index remains static following a significant drop, aiding the euro and British pound, while oil prices have decreased nearly 7% as the U.S. focuses on energy dominance.

Market Context:

Four months after pro-crypto Donald Trump secured the U.S. presidency, financial markets have faced instability due to global uncertainties, including tariff disputes and geopolitical tensions.

Bitcoin (BTC) has witnessed a >23% rise since the November 5 election, reaching a high of over $109,000 at January’s end, although it has faced a subsequent decline of around 30%. MicroStrategy has also shown resilience despite earlier losses.

European equities are outperforming U.S. indexes, with the German DAX showing a 20% gain compared to a slight decrease in U.S. stock markets. Likewise, gold continues to make headlines by exceeding $3,030 due to ongoing market uncertainties.

Furthermore, the U.S. Dollar Index remains undisturbed, reflecting a stable currency outlook under Trump’s policies, which could have long-term implications.

Future Outlook:

Recent market declines have sparked speculation about potential policy support from Trump, who appears committed to holding out for long-term gains, potentially leading to lower inflation and improved energy security in the coming years.

Gracy Chen suggested that the market might face controlled downturns as Trump seeks to reshape fiscal approaches, maintaining Bitcoin’s resilience and future potential, predicting it may soar to $200,000 in 1-2 years.