Recently, Bitcoin's performance has indeed been eye-catching. December CPI data was released at 2.7%, perfectly in line with market expectations, which further solidifies the possibility of interest rate cuts. It’s important to note that macroeconomic factors have provided strong support for crypto assets.
Against the backdrop of increasing turbulence in traditional financial markets, investors' demand for Bitcoin as a safe haven is clearly rising. This is not just a matter of market sentiment, but actual capital flowing in. Looking at this wave of market movement, ETF funds continue to flow back, directly pushing Bitcoin past the key resistance level of $92,000.
These three forces—stable interest rate cut expectations, risk spillover from traditional finance, and institutional capital reallocation—all point in the same direction. The market window is right in front of us, and where it will go next is indeed a question worth paying attention to.
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Recently, Bitcoin's performance has indeed been eye-catching. December CPI data was released at 2.7%, perfectly in line with market expectations, which further solidifies the possibility of interest rate cuts. It’s important to note that macroeconomic factors have provided strong support for crypto assets.
Against the backdrop of increasing turbulence in traditional financial markets, investors' demand for Bitcoin as a safe haven is clearly rising. This is not just a matter of market sentiment, but actual capital flowing in. Looking at this wave of market movement, ETF funds continue to flow back, directly pushing Bitcoin past the key resistance level of $92,000.
These three forces—stable interest rate cut expectations, risk spillover from traditional finance, and institutional capital reallocation—all point in the same direction. The market window is right in front of us, and where it will go next is indeed a question worth paying attention to.