香港将为散户开放加密交易,比特币反弹乏力或难持续

CoindeskPublicado em 2023-05-25Última atualização em 2023-05-25

Resumo

在香港证券监管机构宣布预计散户投资者从6月1日开始可以交易BTC、ETH等主流加密货币后,加密市场反应积极。比推终端数据显示,比特币在亚洲时段上涨超过 2% 至 27,500 美元,以太坊上涨近 2% 至 1,851.91 美元。 截至发稿时,加密市场恢复平静,比特币回到2,7200美元附近交易,24小时涨幅1%,以太坊保持在1,850美元,在2%的范围内窄幅震荡。

在香港证券监管机构宣布预计散户投资者从6月1日开始可以交易BTC、ETH等主流加密货币后,加密市场反应积极。比推终端数据显示,比特币在亚洲时段上涨超过 2% 至 27,500 美元,以太坊上涨近 2% 至 1,851.91 美元。 截至发稿时,加密市场恢复平静,比特币回到2,7200美元附近交易,24小时涨幅1%,以太坊保持在1,850美元,在2%的范围内窄幅震荡。

重建金融科技中心

香港正试图重建其作为金融科技中心的形象,包括追求 Web3,新的举措是一项重大进展,因为允许散户投资者交易加密货币的举措可能会刺激流动性和市场活动增加。

一些行业人士认为新的监管制度将催生新一轮的加密创新浪潮。2021 年,中国大陆一纸文件禁止了所有形式的加密交易,web3 企业家纷纷逃往对 web3 更友好的司法管辖区,如新加坡。随着香港向数字资产伸出欢迎之手,许多创始人正在权衡在香港设立公司的选择。西方公司也将香港视为其亚洲扩张的潜在前哨基地。

比推此前报道,总部位于旧金山的风险投资公司 Blockchain Capital 创始人兼执行合伙人 Bart Stephens 表示,在美国当局打击行业的情况下,正在考虑迁移至几个流行的国际加密中心。Stephens称:“英国、阿联酋和香港等其他司法管辖区正在积极吸引美国企业家和风险投资公司,加密货币是一个全球性行业,基于去中心化的概念,因此我们正在探索去中心化我们的财务和人力资本”。

但一些行业人士对香港的开放政策表示犹豫。他们认为,作为亚洲的金融中心,香港历来没有充满活力的科技生态系统,而且对于大多数初创公司来说成本太高,香港吸引的加密业务类型可能是那些服务于传统金融并与传统金融对接的公司。

经济学家兼“Crypto is Macro Now”时事通讯作者 Noelle Acheson 在其博客中表示,香港为散户投资者开绿灯的决定并不意味着对加密货币的需求会大量涌现,因为本地交易者可能已经通过离岸场所进入市场。Acheson 指出:“这一消息并不意味着大量散户购买力将在 6 月初进入市场……然而,我们可能会看到 6 月份的交易量有所上升”。

Oppenheimer 分析师 Owen Lau 称香港试图成为加密货币中心“非常激进”。分析师称:“它将继续吸引社会的关注,并吸引更多公司在香港设立办事处,很难衡量确切的影响,但它对资本流动和人才流动有长期影响。”

会刺激比特币继续上涨吗?

比特币是否会继续上涨取决于一系列因素,包括监管变化、市场情绪、技术进步、宏观经济趋势等。香港的新政策已经被市场 price in,目前市场缺乏大的消息面刺激,监管问题和宏观经济的不确定性,包括持续的美国债务上限僵局,这些都令投资者感到恐慌。

根据加拿大数字资产流动性提供商 Secure Digital Markets 的说法,从技术图来看,比特币需要清除Head and Shoulders(头肩形态,简称 H&S)趋势线阻力位和 27,500 美元的 20 天简单移动平均线才能继续得到上涨动力。

分析师表示:“只要价格保持在这种 [H&S] 形态的颈线 [水平趋势线] 以及 20 日移动平均线下方,我们预测会会进一步下跌至 25,250 美元,可能跌至 24,000 美元”。

在更长期的预测方面,加密分析师 Inmortal 对未来一到两年的比特币价格提出了多种可能性。 一种情况( 60-70% 的概率)是,比特币可能会在下跌之前区间震荡,价格在 20,000-30,000 美元区间内波动,上涨将从 2023 年第四季度开始。分析师预测,在此期间它将突破 30,000 美元的水平并走向 48,000 美元。

在第二种情况下(50%的概率),Inmortal 表示,不排除 BTC 在 29,000 美元附近的长期盘整后重新测试 25,000 美元的水平,然后在 2023 年底至 2024 年初之间上涨 。

第三种情况是“过山车”形态(30概率-40%的概率),局部顶部突破后下跌,可能在 2023 年底或 2024 年初突破 30,000 美元。在这种情况下,下一次突破 30,000 美元可能发生在 2023 年底和 2024 年初,并且可能成为进一步上涨的起点。

距离5月结束还有一周的时间,比特币和以太坊可能以年初以来最糟糕的月度表现收盘,月初至今分别下跌 7.6% 和 3.1%。

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