Today, all major varieties of Bitcoin soared collectively, with the increase exceeding 3% at one point, and the price came to around $61,000, which was nearly 20% higher than the lowest point on August 5. At the same time, the Asia-Pacific market also rose across the board in the early trading. Obviously, the prices of major global risk assets have ushered in some impetus.
Analysts believe that there are three main reasons:
First, the US dollar interest rate cut in September is basically confirmed. In the early morning of August 22, Beijing time, the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting from July 30 to 31 showed that Federal Reserve officials strongly preferred to cut interest rates at the September policy meeting, and several officials even suggested an immediate rate cut.
Second, a staff member of the US presidential campaign team said that Harris intends to support measures that will help develop the cryptocurrency industry.
Third, Micro Strategy CEO Michael Saylor once again hinted through his latest tweet that there is a possibility of buying a large amount of Bitcoin.
