2026-01-06 03:20:25

#2026年比特币行情展望 Public opinion is shifting, can it influence the coin price this time?

The latest US polling data is quite interesting.

One-third of Americans now support military action in a certain region, while 72% are worried that the policy might "go too far"—superficially contradictory, but it actually reflects the true market sentiment: wanting action but fearing risks.

Party polarization explains the situation even better.
65% of Republican voters support the related military policy
Only 11% of Democrats do
Independents are at 23%

In other words—the ruling base is heating up, while the opposition is watching quietly. In this political ecosystem, the unpredictability of policies becomes a market pricing factor.

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Risk assets are always sensitive to policy uncertainty. When public opinion is divided, policies become unstable, and the likelihood of asset volatility increases. How the market will digest this wave of public opinion signals next is worth watching.

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-09 03:20

Here we go again, bro... The crypto world always follows this pattern, blaming Washington for every rise and fall.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-08 20:26

With such severe party polarization, can the crypto world still stay stable? When things get chaotic, who will save my positions?

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-08 20:05

Is it political polling again to manipulate the market? Wake up, these numbers are not reliable for predicting what will happen next. With such obvious public opinion division, it's even harder to forecast... Honestly, I pay more attention to the fundamentals. Party polarization is so severe, stability is poor, and volatility is definitely high, but can this really determine the coin price? Maybe overthinking it a bit. 72% of people are afraid to go too far, but in the end, isn't it just going to continue... The market is like this, constantly fluctuating. Compared to polls, I'm more worried about the Fed folks suddenly changing their stance—that's the real ticking time bomb.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-06 16:55

With such a deep division of public opinion, the crypto circle should actually be happy. Volatility is an opportunity.

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BlockTalk

· 01-06 03:50

Public opinion is so divided that the cryptocurrency world can't stay calm; fluctuations are guaranteed. Hmm... Policy uncertainty is the most headache-inducing thing. Anyway, just waiting for the slaughterers to make their move. This polarization of public opinion feels like a major event is coming. With such fierce party conflicts, how can the crypto prices stay stable? It's no surprise if something goes wrong. On the surface, self-contradictory, but in reality, it's the market engaging in a price war. Those who understand, understand. Policy directions are uncertain, and the hodlers have work to do again. Poll data is so divided that it feels like the next market wave will be hijacked by politics. The Republican and Democratic parties are at each other's throats—who will ultimately call the shots? Bitcoin can't wait for the answer.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-06 03:50

Public opinion is divided, and the price just fluctuates. I've seen this trick too many times.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-06 03:46

theoretically speaking, the 65% gop vs 11% dem split is basically asking volatility to go brrrr lmao. like... statistically significant political fragmentation = market pricing in chaos premium, hard to see how this doesn't mess with btc's trajectory given historical correlation data. contrary to popular belief, this ain't bullish noise—it's literally the definition of regime uncertainty

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-06 03:45

Political polarization = crypto market volatility. This wave of instability will definitely cause a sell-off. It's better to hold more stablecoins.

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