PANews reported on January 8 that according to the research of Markus Thielen, an independent analyst at Matrixport, fluctuations in global liquidity may exert short-term pressure on Bitcoin prices. Historical data shows that liquidity changes usually lead Bitcoin price trends by about 13 weeks. As the dollar strengthens after Trump's re-election, global liquidity denominated in US dollars has begun to tighten, which may suggest that Bitcoin may enter a consolidation phase in the near future.
Nevertheless, risk assets such as Bitcoin still show positive potential in the long run. However, traders need to be more cautious in a weak liquidity environment, as global liquidity has proven to be a reliable market indicator.
