Deep Tide TechFlow News, February 24 — Wintermute’s latest market report indicates that Bitcoin prices have been fluctuating within the $64K-$67K range, failing to break through the $70K resistance level. The market is currently experiencing a macroeconomic shift, with the influence of the Federal Reserve weakening, replaced by two structural forces: AI technology disruption and de-globalization. These factors have led to a decline in valuations of software growth stocks, while hard assets, commodities, and value stocks perform well. In this environment, cryptocurrencies are viewed as high-risk assets and are being sold off; institutional demand has not returned, and market sentiment remains defensive. Analysts believe whether this trend will persist long-term will be a key issue for the crypto market in 2026.
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Wintermute: Cryptocurrencies are being sold off as high-risk assets, and institutional demand has not yet returned
Deep Tide TechFlow News, February 24 — Wintermute’s latest market report indicates that Bitcoin prices have been fluctuating within the $64K-$67K range, failing to break through the $70K resistance level. The market is currently experiencing a macroeconomic shift, with the influence of the Federal Reserve weakening, replaced by two structural forces: AI technology disruption and de-globalization. These factors have led to a decline in valuations of software growth stocks, while hard assets, commodities, and value stocks perform well. In this environment, cryptocurrencies are viewed as high-risk assets and are being sold off; institutional demand has not returned, and market sentiment remains defensive. Analysts believe whether this trend will persist long-term will be a key issue for the crypto market in 2026.