QCP: War risks cool down, and the market turns to risk appetite mode
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Planet News: QCP released today's analysis, stating, "Although Israel resumed limited airstrikes after a temporary ceasefire, financial markets were barely affected. Instead of entering 'risk-averse mode', markets comprehensively shifted to 'risk appetite' - the Nasdaq 100 index reached a historic high, and the S&P 500 index is less than 1% away from its February 2020 historical closing peak. Meanwhile, oil prices have fully retraced to levels before the conflict, further boosting market sentiment. Among S&P 500 components, Coinbase (COIN) surged 12% on Tuesday, closing at $344.94, reaching its highest level in over six months. On the other hand, institutional interest in Bitcoin continues to heat up. ProCap fund managed by Anthony Pompliano has attracted market attention by recently purchasing Bitcoin worth $386 million. This reflects their clear strategy of using Bitcoin as a 'corporate financial reserve asset'. Since early June, the number of companies incorporating Bitcoin into their balance sheets has nearly doubled, with over 240 companies now collectively holding 3.45 million BTC. If this trend continues, Bitcoin is expected to compete with gold as a macro hedging tool and potentially even compete in total market value. In this convergence of macro, military, and monetary forces, traditional risk premiums are transforming from 'hedging tools' to 'market baseline assumptions'. The market's tolerance for geopolitical volatility is undergoing an unprecedented test."
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