Last month, after the US Federal Reserve announced a two-notch rate cut, the famous investor and former deputy of Soros, Stanley Druckenmiller, publicly stated that he had adopted a strategy to short US Treasuries (US bonds). This news quickly sparked widespread attention and discussion in the financial market, becoming a market focus.
Currently, the US economic and political situation are intertwined, further increasing market uncertainty. With Trump potentially returning to the White House in January 2025, the US debt issue is considered a potential "market detonator". The evolution of this situation may have a profound impact on the price trend of Bit.
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Currently, the US economic and political situation are intertwined, further increasing market uncertainty. With Trump potentially returning to the White House in January 2025, the US debt issue is considered a potential "market detonator". Under the Biden administration, government spending has continued to rise, and the issuance of US debt has become more prominent, while whether the Republican Party can effectively address this fiscal challenge has become a key market observation.
Over the past decades, the US has relied on a debt-based economic model to export the US dollar, but the recent rise in US bond yields indicates a decline in its attractiveness. Many countries are reducing their dependence on US Treasuries, and if the US bond market collapses without new buyers to support it, the global financial system may face huge risks.
Druckenmiller's short-selling move may be a forward-looking layout to address the potential outbreak of risks.
In the past 2 months, the 10-year US Treasury yield has been rising continuously.
Christmas season market: Bit may be affected, short-term price faces volatility risk
Market observation shows that the rise in US bond yields may re-attract capital to flow back to the bond market, thereby reducing the inflow of capital to risk assets (such as Bit). In addition, the upcoming Christmas season may also have an impact on the price of Bit. Historical data shows that at the end of December each year, due to the settlement of positions by institutional investors, the prices of US stocks and other assets often experience a pullback, and Bit may also be affected.
Future outlook: the potential positive factors for Bit
Although it may face volatility in the short term, the macroeconomic environment in the long run is still favorable for Bit. If a crisis occurs in the US bond market, the Trump government is likely to adopt quantitative easing (QE) measures, which will increase global liquidity and drive capital to flow to scarce assets such as Bit.
In addition, with the gradual popularization of Bit ETFs, more institutional capital may flow into this field, providing long-term support for the price of Bit. According to the latest data, as of November 25, 2024, Bit ETFs have achieved net inflows for five consecutive days, indicating investors' continued confidence in this asset. If major economies around the world relax regulations on cryptocurrencies, it will further help Bit prices break new highs.
Investors need to closely monitor changes in macroeconomic and market policies, and take rational response measures. As an emerging asset, the value logic of Bit is gradually becoming clearer, and Bit price trends may fluctuate in the short term due to market panic. In the long-term strategy, its value logic as an emerging asset will become increasingly clear.
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Risk Warning:
Currently, the market sentiment has a tendency to overheat, and the Bit price may experience a pullback before January 2025. However, if the correction does occur, the Bit price will then have better growth momentum.
Disclaimer:
Price analysis and valuation are affected by various factors, and theoretical analysis does not mean that the token will necessarily reach the expected price level. Therefore, the content of this article does not constitute any investment advice. Investors need to conduct their own research.
