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"Basically, the recent court approval is the normal procedure for any civil forfeiture," said Aidan Larkin of Asset Reality in response to a question about US government bitcoin. "And it doesn't mean the US is going to hit the sell button right away. Bitcoin sales have to follow a very strict process." He added: "At some point in the future it will go through the normal government process. There will be a civil forfeiture application hearing. They will be granted and then it will go through the ...
Crypto KOL, industry analyst Lark Davis, based on historical data analytics, believes that the current crypto market pullback is just a "bull market respite" rather than an "end of the bull market". He said that in December 2020, Bitcoin fell by 12% after a sharp rise, but rose by 136% in the next 23 days. The current decline of around 13% followed an equally strong performance in the fourth quarter. However, Lark Davis pointed out that Bitcoin could still pull back by 10-15% further, but at the...
Crypto KOL Lark Davis said in a post on X that MicroStrategy and BlackRock IBIT currently hold a total of 602,027 BTC, equivalent to 2.86% of the total, which is worth more than $36 billion at current prices.
加密KOL Lark Davis于X发文表示，MicroStrategy和贝莱德IBIT目前总共持有602,027枚BTC，相当于总量的2.86%，按当前价格计算价值超过360亿美元。
Chris Larkin of Morgan Stanley E * Trade said that the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 percentage points next week, and today's CPI data is more or less on target, in line with the 25 basis point rate cut expectation. Those investors hoping for a bigger rate cut may be disappointed, but with inflation seemingly under control, the market may turn its attention back to economic growth, especially employment.
Cryptocurrency analyst Lark Davis said on YouTube that 2025 will be the peak of the current cycle, and it is time to sell and leave. In response to this argument, he gives the following reasons: The global liquidity cycle is expected to peak in 2025 and then begin to decline. China's credit cycle is about a four-year cycle, and 2025 may be the peak period for Chinese credit. At present, short-term bonds offer higher yields than long-term bonds, but the yield curve is gradually returning to norma...
