cryptomarketrisk

الصين تعلن لأول مرة عن خطة لبيع الأصول الرقمية التي تم الاستيلاء عليها من خلال منصات التداول المرخصة في هونغ كونغ، بالتعاون مع بورصة بكين (#CBEX ). سيتم تحويل هذه الأصول إلى يوان وتودع في حساب مخصص للدولة.

هذه نقطة تحول هامة، لأنه على الرغم من أن البر الرئيسي لا يزال يحظر تداول العملات الرقمية، إلا أن الصين لا تزال الدولة التي تمتلك ثالث أكبر كمية من الأصول الرقمية في العالم - مع قيمة مصادرة تتجاوز 60 مليار دولار أمريكي في عام 2023.

$BTC Since the launch of the Bitcoin network in January 2009, the name Satoshi Nakamoto has appeared as the mysterious founder of the world’s most famous cryptocurrency. Until today, his true identity remains unknown—whether he is an individual or a group. Blockchain analysis indicates that Satoshi mined around one million Bitcoin during the period from 2009 to 2010, a massive amount worth hundreds of billions of dollars today. But the question remains: What would happen if Satoshi decided to sell it all? First, a historic price crash would occur as one million Bitcoin flood the market at once, overwhelming demand and driving prices to unprecedented lows. Second, this would lead to a loss of confidence in Bitcoin as a store of value, pushing investors to flee toward safer assets. Third, the market would experience a contagion effect across other cryptocurrencies (Altcoins), which rely heavily on market trust in Bitcoin. Finally, there could be serious consequences for major financial institutions and investment funds that entered the market in recent years, potentially creating wider shocks across the traditional financial system. However, this scenario remains purely theoretical; Satoshi has not moved his coins for over 15 years and may never intend to. Thus, the mystery of “Bitcoin’s true owner” remains part of the legend of Satoshi Nakamoto, adding a mix of risk and intrigue to the world of digital currencies.$BTC #BitcoinWhale #SatoshiNakamoto #CryptoMarketRisk