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How fragile is Bitcoin?
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said: "The Federal Reserve does not allow and does not intend to hold Bitcoin," causing Bitcoin to fall from grace to the ground in an instant, with blood flowing in the global market.
Bitcoin's price plummeted directly, breaking the psychological barrier of $100,000, and the capital market was in wails.
"Virtual currency," usually praised to the skies, but isn't it just living under someone else's roof?
One sentence turned the "faith" into powder.
“The East wind overwhelms the West wind”?
With one sentence from the head of the Federal Reserve, Bitcoin's golden body collapsed directly.
Old Powell's command was truly like a Christmas sale, forcibly giving players in the crypto world a "half-price" discount event.
Is Bitcoin really that reliable? Its price fluctuations are faster than a diving athlete.
"Floating wealth is like water; even if you fish it up, it’s still empty."
These days, after buying a virtual currency, watching the numbers on the account soar.
But in the end, overnight it returned to square one, waking up with nothing left.
Isn't this just using your own money as fireworks?
Powell's words revealed a clear sense of sobriety: "No need to revise the law."
Isn't this just plainly telling everyone that the Federal Reserve doesn’t want to be the fool for Bitcoin?
This "faith" was originally inflated by capital institutions, and players are just following the trend.
But if you expect virtual currency to rely on the central bank, isn't that a joke?
If this happened in other countries, if the central bank made a similar statement, wouldn’t the crypto world explode?
Can the so-called "decentralization" and "faith support" really withstand the storms?
If one day virtual currency completely exits the market, who will pay for these players?
Netizens hotly discuss:
① "The value of Bitcoin is just a bubble; once pierced, it disappears."
② "Powell is too ruthless; one sentence made the crypto world suffer huge losses!"
③ "The Federal Reserve is not foolish; virtual currency is just a tool for harvesting leeks."#加密市场回调
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said: "The Federal Reserve does not allow and does not intend to hold Bitcoin," causing Bitcoin to fall from grace to the ground in an instant, with blood flowing in the global market.
Bitcoin's price plummeted directly, breaking the psychological barrier of $100,000, and the capital market was in wails.
"Virtual currency," usually praised to the skies, but isn't it just living under someone else's roof?
One sentence turned the "faith" into powder.
“The East wind overwhelms the West wind”?
With one sentence from the head of the Federal Reserve, Bitcoin's golden body collapsed directly.
Old Powell's command was truly like a Christmas sale, forcibly giving players in the crypto world a "half-price" discount event.
Is Bitcoin really that reliable? Its price fluctuations are faster than a diving athlete.
"Floating wealth is like water; even if you fish it up, it’s still empty."
These days, after buying a virtual currency, watching the numbers on the account soar.
But in the end, overnight it returned to square one, waking up with nothing left.
Isn't this just using your own money as fireworks?
Powell's words revealed a clear sense of sobriety: "No need to revise the law."
Isn't this just plainly telling everyone that the Federal Reserve doesn’t want to be the fool for Bitcoin?
This "faith" was originally inflated by capital institutions, and players are just following the trend.
But if you expect virtual currency to rely on the central bank, isn't that a joke?
If this happened in other countries, if the central bank made a similar statement, wouldn’t the crypto world explode?
Can the so-called "decentralization" and "faith support" really withstand the storms?
If one day virtual currency completely exits the market, who will pay for these players?
Netizens hotly discuss:
① "The value of Bitcoin is just a bubble; once pierced, it disappears."
② "Powell is too ruthless; one sentence made the crypto world suffer huge losses!"
③ "The Federal Reserve is not foolish; virtual currency is just a tool for harvesting leeks."#加密市场回调
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