Hasn’t Bitcoin always been called digital gold?

So why did BTC come under pressure alongside U.S. stocks when a U.S. CPI reading came in higher than expected?

This actually points to an important issue:

Although Bitcoin has its own supply-and-demand dynamics, in the current market environment it is also affected by global capital flows and risk appetite.

U.S. CPI rose 0.4% month over month in October, above expectations of 0.3%, fueling concerns about future Federal Reserve rate hikes.

When the cost of capital may continue to rise, investors naturally reassess their allocations to risk assets.

I think this is also one way to gauge the maturity of the Bitcoin market.

Long-term value drivers and short-term price fluctuations are two different things.

Do you think BTC will increasingly resemble a traditional risk asset, or will it eventually develop a safe-haven quality of its own?

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#CPI高于预期,美股与BTC再度承压