Bitwise Research Director Jeff Park: SBR failure exacerbates BTC sell-off, but liquidity recovery may help boost rebound
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitwise Research Director Jeff Park has stated in his analysis that the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) plan failed to provide a clear path for global adoption of Bitcoin, leading to a significant setback in market confidence and causing a substantial pullback in Bitcoin.
He pointed out that the current global market's expectation of long-term interest rate increases is strengthening, putting pressure on both the crypto market and U.S. stocks simultaneously. Trump's remarks at the WH Crypto Summit have also intensified market volatility, with TSLA stock price falling more than 50% from its historical high, further amplifying risk-averse sentiment in the market.
However, Park believes that global liquidity will eventually recover and Bitcoin remains one of the most resilient assets in the market. He emphasized that Bitcoin ETFs allow traditional financial markets to make regulated long-term bets on limited supply assets for the first time. This could potentially intensify future market volatility but may also bring new growth momentum for BTC.
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