TechFlow News: On February 12, Elbert Iswara, Head of QCP, stated on the Money FM 89.3 radio program that Bitcoin’s recent sharp volatility resembles a liquidity reset rather than a structural collapse. Although the price briefly dipped to $60,033, the subsequent rebound indicates continued demand from long-term investors and institutions. He noted that Bitcoin’s current price movement is primarily driven by macroeconomic conditions, while factors such as ETF outflows, derivatives positions, and leveraged liquidations have exacerbated volatility. Iswara advised investors to monitor the critical price range of $60,000–$65,000, ETF fund flows, leveraged liquidation activity, and shifts in Bitcoin’s correlation with equities, and suggested treating Bitcoin as a high-beta asset for risk management purposes in the near term.
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