On the eve of a new round of bull market, you can buy at the bottom, and never let the market wash away a chip in your hand. He proposed that the price of Bitcoin may rise sharply in the future and reach an astonishing height. He predicted that if the global economy faces a major crisis, especially when the government needs large-scale economic assistance, the price of Bitcoin will jump to between $150,000 and $250,000 in this cycle. This prediction undoubtedly sounds shocking and controversial, especially in the volatile cryptocurrency market, such optimistic predictions seem more eye-catching. As we have seen before, the price of Bitcoin has fallen by 20% in a short period of time, and the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indexes have also experienced varying degrees of decline. This phenomenon is not simply a fluctuation in market sentiment, but the result of global capital flows and financial leverage. From a broader perspective, the Federal Reserve is trying to attract global funds back to the U.S. Treasury market or other sovereign debt markets in the process of raising interest rates. The Fed's goal is to reduce liquidity in the market by raising interest rates.
Thereby controlling inflation, but global investors have not responded positively to these assets. Many people are skeptical about the sustainability of U.S. debt. They have lost confidence in the future of the dollar and are unwilling to buy debt assets that they believe may continue to depreciate.
