Hunter Horsley, head of Bitwise, revealed that they will have a meeting with a certain country's central bank today to discuss Bitcoin-related matters. This high-level dialogue reflects the increasing attention of traditional financial institutions to digital assets and also indicates that Bitcoin's position in the eyes of global policymakers is continuously rising. Communication between such institutions and central banks often has a significant impact on market sentiment.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-12 21:09
The central bank is starting to take Bitcoin seriously, and traditional finance can no longer sit still.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 01-12 21:08
The central bank is now sitting down to discuss Bitcoin, this matter must be taken seriously.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 01-12 21:07
The central bank has started to meet with people, what am I as a small retail investor whose arbitrage failed haha
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Here we go again, speculating on expectations, waiting to be controlled by the liquidation price
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Professional retail investors say they can't understand high-level conversations, I only understand the sound of automatic contract liquidation
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Bitwise is having tea with the central bank, while I’m here figuring out how to bring the remaining funds back to zero
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Is this a signal for traditional finance to enter? Then I’d better exit quickly
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Market sentiment is important, but my losses are more important haha
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Wait, is this good news or regulatory action? Why am I understanding less and less
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NotSatoshi
· 01-12 21:06
The central bank is starting to take Bitcoin seriously, and this signal really can't be held back anymore.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-12 20:45
The central bank is starting to take Bitcoin seriously, what does this mean? The growth curve of the computing power network has never lied.
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Institutions and central banks are engaging in dialogue, and market sentiment can indeed be volatile. But I focus on the long-term computing power return ratio; short-term noise is just that.
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Policy expectations are pushing prices up, but the real underlying logic still lies in technological iteration and network security. Central bank endorsement is just a catalyst.
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This signal is worth paying attention to, but don't overestimate the impact of a single meeting. Watching how the difficulty adjustment cycle unfolds is more important.
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From a data perspective, increased institutional recognition has indeed improved the long-term investment return cycle. It's not hype, but accumulation.
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Interestingly, such news often first boosts sentiment, then tests fundamentals. I still focus on improving computing power efficiency.
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The central bank's acceptance of Bitcoin is accelerating. From another perspective, this is also a positive for optimizing mining business models.
Hunter Horsley, head of Bitwise, revealed that they will have a meeting with a certain country's central bank today to discuss Bitcoin-related matters. This high-level dialogue reflects the increasing attention of traditional financial institutions to digital assets and also indicates that Bitcoin's position in the eyes of global policymakers is continuously rising. Communication between such institutions and central banks often has a significant impact on market sentiment.