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Il Centro Notizie HTX fornisce gli articoli più recenti e le analisi più approfondite su "Vibe", coprendo tendenze di mercato, aggiornamenti sui progetti, sviluppi tecnologici e politiche normative nel settore crypto.

Bitcoin Breaks Below $70,000: How Did the 'Vibe' of the Crypto Market Disappear?

Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000, with the total cryptocurrency market losing over $2 trillion in value. While such declines are not unprecedented, this downturn feels different. Unlike 2022, when other asset classes also suffered, crypto investors now feel isolated as traditional tech stocks like the Nasdaq 100 remain near all-time highs. Key factors driving the slump include excessive leverage—detectable crypto borrowing had more than doubled to $74 billion by September—and a cascade of liquidations totaling around $19 billion since early October. Even Bitcoin ETFs, once seen as a bullish catalyst, are now contributing to selling pressure, with notable outflows for the first time. Most critically, the "vibe" or cultural momentum that once fueled crypto's appeal has faded. Cryptocurrencies have lost their counter-cultural edge as they became more institutionalized—yet without gaining full acceptance from traditional finance. Central banks are buying gold, not crypto, and professional investors continue to largely avoid the asset class. Without a revival of this unique enthusiasm, the current crypto winter may be long and harsh.

比推02/12 13:18

Bitcoin Breaks Below $70,000: How Did the 'Vibe' of the Crypto Market Disappear?

比推02/12 13:18

The Economist: Falling Below $70,000, This Crypto Winter Is More Desperate Than Ever

Cryptocurrencies are experiencing a particularly harsh and isolating downturn, with Bitcoin falling from $124,000 in October to around $70,000, erasing over $2 trillion in market value. Unlike previous crashes, this bear market feels more painful because it is happening while traditional assets like tech stocks remain near all-time highs. Key factors driving the decline include excessive leverage—detectable crypto lending had more than doubled to $74 billion before the sell-off began—and a cascade of liquidations totaling around $19 billion. Even Bitcoin ETFs, initially seen as a bullish catalyst, are now contributing to selling pressure, with significant outflows recorded. Most critically, crypto has lost its “vibe”—the rebellious, anti-establishment aura that once fueled its appeal. As cryptocurrencies become more institutionalized yet still lack mainstream adoption or yield-generating utility, they appear to have lost their cultural edge without gaining legitimacy. Without a revival of this unique enthusiasm, the current crypto winter may be prolonged and severe.

marsbit02/12 09:14

The Economist: Falling Below $70,000, This Crypto Winter Is More Desperate Than Ever

marsbit02/12 09:14

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