Matrixport has released a new analysis that examines the relationship between global liquidity trends and Bitcoin's price fluctuations.
The report suggests that shifts in global liquidity often precede movements in Bitcoin’s price by about 13 weeks, based on historical data.
It highlights that the recent strengthening of the U.S. dollar, driven by the re-election of Donald Trump, has led to a tightening of liquidity in dollar-denominated assets. This shift could lead Bitcoin into a consolidation phase in the short term.
While the short-term outlook for Bitcoin may appear subdued due to these liquidity changes, Matrixport remains optimistic about the long-term prospects of Bitcoin and other risk assets. The report advises investors to be cautious, as fluctuations in global liquidity could signal potential risks in the market.
Matrixport reassured that any consolidation in Bitcoin’s price is expected to be temporary, with the cryptocurrency’s long-term growth trajectory still intact. However, the report emphasizes the importance of staying alert, as ongoing liquidity adjustments could introduce further volatility into the market.
It also underscores the critical role of macroeconomic factors like liquidity and currency strength in influencing Bitcoin’s price trends.
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