TechFlow reported, citing Jinshi News, that X's senior market analyst Giacomo noted Bitcoin's decline from its January peak of $109,000 to the $96,000 range, primarily due to higher-than-expected U.S. inflation data, Trump's tariff policies, and tightening regulations. Against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty and stock market volatility, institutional investors are seeking safe-haven assets. However, he emphasized that the Bitcoin ecosystem continues to show signs of long-term growth, with increasing institutional adoption and improvements in blockchain infrastructure supporting its long-term trajectory.
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