Huobi HTX will host a themed livestream at 20:00 today, according to an official announcement. The session is titled around whether Bitcoin’s macro narrative can still hold up, against a backdrop that includes the end of a ceasefire, oil prices breaking above 75, and STRATEGY selling coins at a loss for the first time. Crypto KOLs including Huabai Blockchain, Zhencheng Xiaodaoshi, Crypto.0824, and OxPink are set to join the discussion. Topics will cover renewed tension in the Middle East, strong gains in international oil prices, expectations around Federal Reserve policy, BTC’s market outlook, crypto asset allocation opportunities, and risk management strategies. The event is framed as a multi-angle market discussion intended to give investors additional trading reference points.
Huobi HTX will hold a livestream at 20:00 today titled: “Ceasefire ends, oil breaks above 75, STRATEGY sells at a loss for the first time: Can BTC’s macro narrative still hold?” according to an official announcement.
The exchange said crypto KOLs including Huabai Blockchain, Zhencheng Xiaodaoshi, Crypto.0824, and OxPink will join the livestream to discuss recent market themes, including renewed developments in the Middle East and strong upside in international oil prices.
The discussion will also look at expectations for Federal Reserve policy, BTC’s outlook, crypto asset allocation opportunities, and risk management strategies, with the stated aim of offering investors a broader set of market observations and trading ideas.
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