So the latest national security play from the US admin has Europe on edge. A former CIA director just chimed in, saying a little fear might actually be useful here. Geopolitical tension always shifts capital flows—remember how institutional money rushed into crypto during previous policy shake-ups? When traditional alliances get rattled, risk-on assets tend to see interesting moves. Markets hate uncertainty, but they also love volatility for opportunity. Keep watching how European institutions respond—could signal where smart money parks next.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12-12 03:40
Here we go again, every time geopolitical tensions rise, there's an opportunity? The CIA's way of talking really dares to say... Just watch how European institutions respond.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 12-12 03:36
The flower of geopolitical politics has bloomed again. Honestly, I’m curious to see how European institutions will choose their sides... The last time we saw such a scene, on-chain data was spectacular.
So the latest national security play from the US admin has Europe on edge. A former CIA director just chimed in, saying a little fear might actually be useful here. Geopolitical tension always shifts capital flows—remember how institutional money rushed into crypto during previous policy shake-ups? When traditional alliances get rattled, risk-on assets tend to see interesting moves. Markets hate uncertainty, but they also love volatility for opportunity. Keep watching how European institutions respond—could signal where smart money parks next.