HTX DeepThink: The crypto market has not yet shown signs of a frenzy, and we need to be wary of the risk of unsuccessful Sino-US trade negotiations
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News: HTX Research analyst Chloe (@ChloeTalk1) in the latest HTX DeepThink column analyzed that Bitcoin has returned to $100,000, but the market has not yet shown signs of "euphoric surge". Bitcoin options implied volatility (IV) remains stable at 50% to 55%, far below the historical bull market peak of over 80%. CME Bitcoin futures open interest is approximately $14.8 billion, lower than the $20 billion peak during Trump's election in 2020. If US Treasury yields do not break above 4.8% again and ETF funds continue to flow in, Bitcoin is expected to oscillate between $105,000 and $115,000, waiting for the next breakthrough opportunity. Chloe also pointed out that the market still needs to be wary of potential risks of unsatisfactory trade negotiations between China, the US, and Europe. Potential trade friction escalation could negatively impact global market sentiment and put pressure on risk assets like Bitcoin. It is worth mentioning that last week's HTX DeepThink column predicted a potential liquidity window in early May that could drive funds back into the crypto market based on macroeconomic data.
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