Odaily星球日报讯 《Crypto Is Macro Now》通讯的作者 Noelle Acheson 表示， BTC 依然是一个避风港，他指出：“BTC 的短期价格由上一轮短期交易决定，从长期来看比特币依然是一个安全的避风港。目前市场处于避险情绪中，因此宏观投资组合都在减仓，现在也没有看到启动下一轮上涨所需的新资金流入，这可能需要一些时间，因为专业投资者和散户投资者的不确定性都很高。 不过，顺风势头依然完好，一旦市场适应新的经济格局，加密货币市场的资金流入就会恢复。”（CoinDesk）

Odaily星球日报讯 《Crypto Is Macro Now》通讯的作者 Noelle Acheson 表示， BTC 依然是一个避风港，他指出：“BTC 的短期价格由上一轮短期交易决定，从长期来看比特币依然是一个安全的避风港。目前市场处于避险情绪中，因此宏观投资组合都在减仓，现在也没有看到启动下一轮上涨所需的新资金流入，这可能需要一些时间，因为专业投资者和散户投资者的不确定性都很高。不过，顺风势头依然完好，一旦市场适应新的经济格局，加密货币市场的资金流入就会恢复。”（CoinDesk）

业内人士：加密市场一旦适应新经济格局资金流入就能恢复，顺风势头仍在

Odaily reported that Noelle Acheson, the author of the newsletter "Crypto Is Macro Now", stated that <BTC> remains a safe haven. She pointed out: "The short-term price of <BTC> is determined by the previous round of short-term trading, but in the long run, <BTC> is still a safe haven. The current market is in a risk-averse mood, so macro portfolios are reducing their positions, and we have not yet seen the new capital inflows needed to start the next round of uptrend, which may take some time, as the uncertainty of professional investors and retail investors is high. However, the tailwind momentum is still intact, and once the market adapts to the new economic landscape, capital inflows into the cryptocurrency market will resume." (CoinDesk)

Odaily reported that Noelle Acheson, the author of the newsletter "Crypto Is Macro Now", stated that <BTC> remains a safe haven. She pointed out: "The short-term price of <BTC> is determined by the previous round of short-term trading, but in the long run, <BTC> is still a safe haven. The current market is in a risk-averse mood, so macro portfolios are reducing their positions, and we have not yet seen the inflow of new capital needed to start the next round of uptrend, which may take some time, as the uncertainty of professional investors and retail investors is high. However, the tailwind momentum is still intact, and once the market adapts to the new economic landscape, the capital inflow into the cryptocurrency market will resume." (CoinDesk)

Industry insiders: Once the crypto market adapts to the new economic landscape, capital inflows will recover and the tailwind is still there

Jinse Finance: Once, the cryptocurrency market was a paradise of speculative returns and rapid growth, but now it is facing a complex environment full of volatility and uncertainty. In this ever-changing crypto world, traders and investors find themselves confronted with a perplexing market landscape. The era of easy profits and predictable patterns is long gone. Instead, it has been replaced by a market that seems to defy traditional financial logic, posing challenges even for the most experienced crypto players.
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The End of the “Easy Money” Era: A Challenging New Chapter for Cryptocurrencies

Odaily reports that Bitfinex has released a new analysis report, which points out that Bitcoin fell to a low of $77,041 last week, with a pullback of 29.7%, which is the second deep correction in this bull market. At the same time, the continuous outflow of the US spot Bitcoin ETF (a total of $921.4 million last week) indicates that institutional buyers do not yet have enough strength to offset the selling pressure. Historically, when the inflow of new capital slows down and the cost base trend changes, it indicates that the demand environment is weakening. As Bitcoin struggles to maintain above critical levels, this trend is becoming more and more evident. Without new buyers entering the market, Bitcoin may face the risk of long-term consolidation, and may even fall further as weaker buyers continue to exit their positions. The key factor to watch is whether long-term holders or institutional demand will reappear at lower market levels. If more well-funded investors start to absorb Bitcoin sell-offs, it may signal a shift towards accumulation, which could stabilize the price trend and reverse market sentiment.

Bitfinex report: Institutional buyers have not offset selling pressure, crypto markets are waiting for a trend reversal

Odaily reports that the current price of Bitcoin has fallen 22% from the historical high of $109,000 set on January 20, the day of Trump's inauguration. Although investor sentiment has repeatedly fallen into the "extreme fear" zone, crypto analysts generally believe that the Bitcoin bull market cycle has not yet ended, and this decline may be a "shakeout" - a sharp drop caused by the concentrated unwinding of long positions, followed by a rapid rebound. Bitfinex analysts pointed out that "multiple key technical indicators have turned bearish, triggering speculation about the premature end of the bull market. However, the four-year cycle of Bitcoin is still a key factor, and history shows that corrections during the bull market cycle are a normal phenomenon. This is more likely to be a shakeout rather than the beginning of a bear market. The bottom of Bitcoin may form in sync with the US stock market (especially the S&P 500), and the $72,000 to $73,000 range is still a key support area, but the trend of global bond yields and the stock market will dominate the next move of Bitcoin. The risks of the trade war have been partially priced in, but long-term economic pressures may suppress sentiment." Nexo analyst Iliya Kalchev stated that "although Bitcoin's four-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) has dropped to a historical low of 8%, the halving event is still crucial to the long-term price trend. The halving in April 2024 will reduce the block reward to 3.125 BTC, and Bitcoin has already accumulated an increase of over 31% since then. Although the ETF inflows driven by institutional adoption have been the main driving force in the past year, the halving effect will continue to impact the market."

Industry insiders: Once the crypto market adapts to the new economic landscape, capital inflows will recover and the tailwind is still there

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