Global market swings and rethinking diversification

US stocks recently bounced back after reports that President Trump said China’s tariffs “will not stay,” giving investors some relief despite ongoing concerns about regional banks and global uncertainty. It’s a reminder of how global events can move both traditional and digital markets.

Meanwhile, crypto has been struggling. BTC, BNB, and other major tokens have taken noticeable hits, which got me thinking about how much of my portfolio is concentrated in crypto and the need to diversify.

Managing both markets used to feel like a hassle, different platforms, accounts, and interfaces. But lately, some exchanges have started bridging that gap. For example, Bitget, which I have used for crypto trading, recently expanded into a Universal Exchange that now supports both crypto and tokenized U.S. stocks. I tried it out of curiosity and even received a small $100 reward from one of their launch events, which made the experience a bit more interesting.

It made me realize that diversification isn’t just about spreading risk, it’s also about finding simpler ways to manage different investments.

I am curious, how are others here balancing between crypto and traditional markets these days?