Bitcoin has just slipped below the $60,000 level amid the Japanese yen hitting a 40-year low versus the US dollar. The weakening yen not only lifts the greenback but also raises fears of a large-scale unwind of carry trades—something that previously caused major volatility across all risk assets, including crypto.
But the story doesn’t stop at the macro level. Strategy (MicroStrategy) has just approved a plan to raise $1.25 billion via its “treasury monetization” program—plainly, it could mean selling some Bitcoin. A notable shift from the perpetual HODL signal toward accepting selling when the market is weak. As expert Jeff Dorman notes, the issue is only being delayed, not resolved.
With both foreign inflows and the moves by major players putting pressure on the market, risk management is the top priority. Every decision should be based on real analysis, not driven by emotions.
#BTC #Bitcoin #PhanTich #ThiTruong
But the story doesn’t stop at the macro level. Strategy (MicroStrategy) has just approved a plan to raise $1.25 billion via its “treasury monetization” program—plainly, it could mean selling some Bitcoin. A notable shift from the perpetual HODL signal toward accepting selling when the market is weak. As expert Jeff Dorman notes, the issue is only being delayed, not resolved.
With both foreign inflows and the moves by major players putting pressure on the market, risk management is the top priority. Every decision should be based on real analysis, not driven by emotions.
#BTC #Bitcoin #PhanTich #ThiTruong
