According to foreign media, the encryption market was strong on Thursday, led by bitcoin, and SHIB rose by 8%. The article links this round to a recent statement by Trump: He mentioned that the United States was considering the purchase of bitcoin of “satisfactory size”, which was followed by a marked increase in market risk preferences.

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According to the report, bitcoin rose to the vicinity of $70,000, close to $2300 in the patrimony, and XRP and Solana went up in parallel. SHIB rebounded in the general context of the round, more like a market-wide risk preference for a warm-up and not a single project catalyst.

According to the article, this round rise reflects more of the short-line emotional rehabilitation. The previous market expectations for SHIB were weak, so the single-day increase was more pronounced.

The article says that the new purchase is still limited.

However, the article also notes that SHIB is still facing a lack of buyouts. According to external sources, the interest of new investors and first buyers in the currency remains limited, and a significant proportion of current holders are still waiting for prices to return to the cost line.

The article also mentioned that the fall in prices of SHIB in the past few years had weakened market confidence. Even in the current round of rebounds, there has been no significant improvement in the flow of funds, which means that price movements are more dependent on the overall market environment than on their own fundamental changes.

The continuation of the rebound remains to be seen.

The article is relatively cautious with regard to subsequent developments. The central view is that, even if the expectation of the United States buying bitcoin continues to ferment, the trade heat may not last for too long, and the market may be reeling after the mood cools.

In this judgement, SHIB, as a highly volatile currency, may be more vulnerable to the overall market fall. According to the article, in the absence of a sustained flow of funds, SHIB does not rule out a partial increase in the current round.