In recent days, global capital markets have experienced significant volatility. The Venezuelan Stock Exchange closed with a noticeable +17% increase, reflecting the market's rapid response to geopolitical changes. Interestingly, amidst this turbulence, the flow of capital has shown a clear shift.

While traditional stock markets have rebounded somewhat, more attention is drawn to the performance of the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin, as a representative of store of value, is increasingly becoming the choice of more institutional investors. When policy uncertainty rises and traditional assets face pressure, these risk assets instead attract more capital.

This is no coincidence. History shows us that whenever geopolitical situations change or macroeconomic environments shift, smart capital will position itself in advance. From short-term rebounds in the stock market to long-term allocations in cryptocurrencies, the market logic is quite clear—the era of decreasing certainty has made diversification and alternative asset allocation the new consensus.