Odaily星球日报讯 全球资本市场分析服务提供商 The Kobeeissi Letter 发文指出，比特币的价格变化通常滞后于全球货币供应量的变化约两个月（70 天左右）。目前，全球货币供应量在创下 108 万亿美元历史新高后，最近几周内减少了约 4 万亿美元，这表明货币供应的收缩可能对比特币价格产生下行压力，或意味着比特币价格可能会下跌至 75000 美元。

分析：比特币料随全球货币供应量跌至75000美元区间

Odaily Odaily News: The Kobeeissi Letter, a global capital market analysis service provider, pointed out in an article that Bitcoin price changes usually lag behind changes in the global money supply by about two months (about 70 days). Currently, after hitting a record high of $108 trillion, the global money supply has decreased by about $4 trillion in recent weeks, indicating that the contraction of money supply may put downward pressure on Bitcoin prices, or mean that Bitcoin prices may fall to $75,000.

Analysis: Bitcoin expected to fall to $75,000 range as global money supply falls

Odaily Odaily reports that according to data from the London Stock Exchange Group, Bitcoin has fallen in thin holiday trading after failing to maintain its recent surge above $100,000. The recent rise in Bitcoin was driven by the prospect of a more crypto-friendly policy under US President-elect Trump. Although the upward momentum of Bitcoin has stalled, its value has more than doubled so far this year, and some analysts expect it to reach $150,000 soon. (Jinshi)

Analyst: Bitcoin will soon reach $150,000

Odaily reported that Bitcoin experienced a major correction, falling 15% from its all-time high of $108,300. This price drop signifies a dramatic shift in market sentiment, which has quickly changed from extremely bullish to uncertain and cautious. As Altcoins suffered heavy losses, the Bitcoin pullback has raised concerns about the sustainability of the recent rally. Top analyst Maartunn recently emphasized that this adjustment coincides with the most severe sell-off activity on Coinbase since October 26 (when BTC was trading at $66,000). The increase in selling pressure clearly indicates that the market has shifted from a bullish market to a market filled with fear and hesitation. The combination of reduced buying activity and increased selling pressure suggests that the market is struggling to maintain its upward momentum. Furthermore, Bitcoin is currently testing the $92,000 level in search of support. (Bitcoinist)

Analyst: Bitcoin's pullback is highly correlated with Coinbase's sell-off since October 26

Odaily reports that Bitwise's head of European research, Andre Dragosch, has accurately predicted the rise of BTC for months, but after BTC fell 8% last week, he warned that BTC may further decline in the coming weeks. Andre said: "The macroeconomic situation is that the Fed is in a dilemma, despite three consecutive rate cuts since September, the financial environment is still tightening. Meanwhile, according to the Truflation US inflation indicator, the real-time indicator of consumer price inflation has accelerated to new highs in the past few months, so we are likely to see more pain in the coming weeks, but considering the persistent tailwinds from the BTC supply shortage, this may be a buying opportunity." (Coindesk)