The president's words about the U.S. having an endless supply of weapons to continue the war have raised concerns among investors that the conflict may drag on indefinitely, which in turn will inevitably lead to continued rising oil prices (which are already +40%), and this will prompt a rise in prices for everything, leading to inflation going up. Against this backdrop, the Federal Reserve will have grounds not to lower the interest rate.

The reaction of investors is to withdraw money from risky assets such as stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, and prefer assets with more predictable risk such as treasury bonds, which are considered risk-free (although this is not entirely true).

Precious metals have also been affected, the dollar has strengthened significantly which puts pressure on the price of precious metals, the trading of which is done in pairs with the dollar, but when converted to other currencies, the price becomes less attractive now.

Market swings will continue. In such conditions, short-term trading comes to the forefront.

Bitcoin is trading neutrally today, the key zone for attention is 65K. #BTC $BTC